Welcome!
We'll be trying to get some gear for you to use and help you.

Saweet! Ty kind sir. I'm more than willing to do some runs

Haven't stopped by for a while but I've been trolling.


Little update on me;

I am currently in college, en route to become a heavy duty mechanic. I'm in a course with a rotation of 2 months school - 2 months paid work practicum (which starts Jan. 6th, can't wait) Overall, it's a 2 year course.

Aside from that, nothing new. How's everyone?

hi saints,

hi tyler glad ur gettin paid going to school haahha

hay wimp im assuming u mean heavy diesel mechanic we do a 4 year apprenticeship over here work normal job then do 4 2 week block releases to tafe i started my apprenticeship at 15 didnt finish yr 10 at school and uses have to go to collage so different

Diesel, Gas, whichever is on the field.

Actually the normal way is to get your apprenticeship.. get enough hours for your first year, do 8 weeks of school, take apprenticeship exam, and then get your first year done. Rinse and repeat until journeyman status (4th year). Then after that, there's a certification called Red Seal, which basically allows you to work all over Canada.


I, however, was lucky enough to be part of the select few who got in with a program sponsored by Finning (idk if you have that where you are) and as long as students maintain 80% + and stay with Finning for 2 years, we're provided with a $10,000 toolbox. I also don't have to pay for any fees such as books or PPE. Only tuition and rent!

You must be in Alberta lol where abouts??

This post was edited by saints89 on Nov 5 2013 12:03pm

I'm in Alberta

Me too! Lol. I'm about 2.5 hours from Edmonton in a smaller town called bonnyville

This post was edited by saints89 on Nov 5 2013 12:55pm

Groovy, a few hockey players I trained play for the Pontiacs lol.