What a pisser!!
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Two years ago I was closely involved in a workplace death. I was part of what was called the "recovery" team. Nov last year i was summonsed as a witness by safework. Today all charges were dropped. That's whats made me happy. The death was a tragic accident, and I will never forget it or Jorge. I still feel 100% terrible for his family and everyone else affected. I'm happy the blame game is over. To the dead c###s from the union that used this fellas wife as a puppet, F##K YOU.
Don't usually like bad language but in this instance it is justified @growler2058
I know mate and I will edit it. The lies and absolute shit we had to listen to and read were very hard to bite my tongue. The Advertizer paper down here were parrots for the union and the reporter needs a kick in the teeth. I relive my involvement regularly. Dont need scumbags lying about what was a terrible terrible tragic ACCIDENT
Today .. I am off after hours on call and the weekend is mine. Sitting back with a scotch in hand soaking in the heat. Poor bastard that took over from me on call with the planned Ausgrid outages .... tough luck:)
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Nothing better than coming off call and enjoying a few cold ones ! Knowing someone will call at 3am and they can't play Xbox cause their power is out , and won't be ME going out there is an awesome feeling after being on call for a few weeks :)
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Mate, my sphincter is in a whole new place of releaf this week. ( please ignore the spelling as my iPad kept taking over ). I normally get a call at 2AM and whilst the money is good, the poor wife also gets woken that s not paired for.!
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cheers to ya both......even though we have full genator back up on the farm,,some of the weather and times you guys are out there astonishes me.....enjoy ya scotch..
I sleep in a separate spot during the whole time I'm on call. As I know I may be in and out all day all night. Stops having to wake her up and the little kid.
In all honesty Avo, it's a great job. I have no rights to complain about it....Look at fieries, ambos, cops, paramedics, nurses... The crap they have to deal with daily. Take my hard hat off to them any time. Makes our job look like a kindergarten game.
Despite sometime having to work in bad conditions. Could be up a 26 foot ladder 3am middle of winter, with sleet pounding your face... But the next day you could be replacing a pole or something in awesome weather somewhere on the coast... Take the good with the bad. I look at my job as an adventure lol.
It's a good feeling helping people and putting their power back. Especially elderly etc... But , we do cop it all the time from people, due to an outage, a lot of the time not due to our fault. Just the nature of this job...
We've actually been lucky in Vic, no major network issues. Few storms here and there but nothing that hasnt been cleaned up in a few days. Obviously the worst I have worked in was the Black saturday fires and we went up to Canberra in 2003 as well due to fires . That was pretty bad.
In all my time I have seen unions do good things BUT unfortunately what sticks in my memory is the bad stuff they did while I worked on union sites or ran into them as a business owner.
They love to throw their weight around and don't care if they put someone out of business leaving all their treasured member without jobs. DC's is about right!
What bugs me with unions and work cover for that matter they are all experts after something goes wrong, where were they assisting employers and workers making places safer before an accident? They are not always the bosses fault, in fact I don't know any business owner that would put theirs valuable staff at risk - ever.