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Engineer Heading to Perth or Melbourne ??

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  • 29-03-2011 10:38am
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    Registered Users Posts: 2


    Hi all,

    Im looking for some advice on where to go in Australia, :confused:
    I have been planning this for a little while now and have just been made redundant this week so its time to put the wheels in motion.

    I have been working as a Building Services Engineer and have 17Months Experience since college.
    I have a working holiday Visa and i am looking to start work in Oz ASAP,

    I was looking at heading to Perth or Melbourne and was wondering if anybody could tell me what the Construction Sector is like there at the moment?
    the type of work i do involves design of Ventilation, Air conditioning systems for commerical projects.

    I would really appreciate any info on this as i need to make a decision over the next week or 2.

    Thanks,
    Brillo


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 7,333 ✭✭✭Zambia


    Welcome to boards , I know jack about the construction game. But we are not short on engineers someone will be along.


  • Registered Users Posts: 250 ✭✭Radiotower


    If I was you, I'd get over there and do the regional work for 3 months to qualify for staying the extra year, then look at getting into your profession. At least then you should have a few dollars saved up and the option of staying for an extra year. Do not go over and try stick it out in a city waiting to get the job of your dreams!!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2 oldpiedpiper


    Given the mining sector in WA - I there is usually more construction work going in Perth than Melbourne.

    You could also look at Qld as the flooding has created construction jobs there.


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