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01-11-2005, 10:16 PM
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How many on here are construction workers? Know of any new power plants being built in the near future? Has any one heard anything about a coal burner project starting up in Osceola, Arkansas? I've been here in South Texas since August and starting to get antsy to hit the road before summer.
01-12-2005, 05:16 AM
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Not sure whats going on yet.....but Georgia Powers Savannah river plant will be starting construction on a new phase to the current power plant here ??
I'm not involved with it I only live close to the plant and hear all the rumors
I'm not involved with it I only live close to the plant and hear all the rumors
01-12-2005, 10:58 AM
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They are going to start building a new gas fired power plant up in Sumas Washington some time in the future. If you like to traval a LOT we are always looking for a few Boilermakers. We do water/Oil tanks all over the world.
We don't pay good but who does
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Pm me for more info if your looking for a place to go (and your good)!
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01-12-2005, 08:34 PM
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We've got more than enough work up here but the oil companies have been able to get the government to believe there is a labor shortage and they (the government) has given the open door to fly in Mexicans/South Americans to work in our country . The oil companies can then skirt all the safety and compensation issues etc. theoil companies will pay them next to nothing too..Of course I can hardly wait to see the look on their faces (foriegn workers)when they have to work outside in this weather.. it's nearly -41C tonite! I've gone down south of the border to work and you seem to have the same problems ..with your Presidential Mainteniance agreements and all that stuff. It's a shame what they have done to ruin a persons living these days.
01-12-2005, 09:36 PM
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The company I have been working for is supposed to start the dirt work in Lawton OK for a co-gen plant. Nothing has been going on since we finished theone last spring in Fluvanna County Virginia. Thats why I transfered to there offshore division here in South Texas. For the last six months all I hear is "work will start after the first of the year" or "after the presidential election". The next few months should let us know.
01-14-2005, 10:58 PM
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There's construction on a power plant in Bartow, FL and one in Parrish, FL. Both are near the Tampa Bay area. I haven't checked up on it lately, but I got my info a few months ago from www.jobhotsheets.com. Lots of jobs listed there from all over the country. They ask you for a little bit of money for a subscription, but if you have the qualifications/references it's well worth it!
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