Work in Puna?

[dchanmer]

That is encouraging....that's me...I already am aware that rates are lower on the BI but I'm good with the 25 to 30 range. Mahalo!

[dakine]

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Originally posted by dchanmer

That is encouraging....that's me...I already am aware that rates are lower on the BI but I'm good with the 25 to 30 range. Mahalo!

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You might research.. but if you are expecting to be licensed I suspect there are hurdles to be dealt with as a newcomer. Used to be you couldn't event take a generals examine without some serious time.. years.. on the island working for others before you could even apply. I haven't any idea how it works now.

[lavalava]

Too true Dakine - good luck getting a license without serious time spent here and with local contractors to vouch for you...

[dchanmer]

It's the same process and requirements for a contractor's license as in CA. Not a problem for me. I might fly for a while as a "handyman"...all I want are small jobs anyway. I'll cross that bridge when I get to it, I guess!

Daniel Hanmer

[kalakoa]

It's the same process and requirements for a contractor's license as in CA.

Yes, except that it's not as nepotistic. Here, you basically have to be born into the trades.