by Updated on There’s no doubt that the way training is delivered is changing. Forbes notes a shift towards digital learning, citing examples such as business training simulations, which offer new and existing employees the chance to learn how to work effectively during times of strategic change, from the comfort of their own…
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by Updated on If you’re contemplating the idea of starting a career as a locksmith, it’s best if you find out more about what this profession entails before enrolling in a training program. Although job descriptions vary depending on the specialization and the type of project, a locksmith is a person who installs…
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by Updated on If you want to become a good locksmith then you will need a few months or even years of training before being ready for your first job. One of the best ways to start your career is through an apprenticeship. The Benefits of Locksmith Apprenticeships Although 2-3 years of apprenticeship…
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by Updated on Although not all states require locksmiths to complete specialized training, most successful locksmiths have learned the skills needed for this profession by taking online or in-person classes. There are several educational paths that are designed to prepare you for this profession so you need to do some research before deciding…
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by Updated on The short answer to the title question is that forensic locksmiths examine locks and other security devices after a break-in. They help law enforcement agencies by determining how someone broke into a building or safe. Forensic locksmiths use a variety of methods, including microscopic examination, photography, or laboratory exams. This…
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by Updated on Locksmithing is a profession that will be around for more years to come. Skilled locksmiths will continue to be needed to install and fix locks, in homes, businesses, schools, and other places. While all locksmiths specializations are in demand, the demand is projected to be even higher in the future…
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by Updated on Commercial locksmiths install, maintain, secure, and repair locking systems at businesses. The term may also refer to a locksmith who owns a physical business and performs services to people or businesses in their community. Although locking systems change, this profession is expected to continue to be in demand as long…
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by Updated on If you’re an experienced locksmith who has worked for someone else for a while and you want to start your own business, then this article is for you. Starting a successful locksmith business can be the right career choice and the key to more money and more independence. If you…
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by Updated on Certified Registered Locksmiths are locksmiths who have earned the basic level of certification issued by the Associated Locksmiths of America (ALOA). A certification is a document that proves that the locksmith is qualified to perform certain tasks. Currently, several US states require locksmiths to hold a special license before being…
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by Updated on The answer to the title question depends on the state where you want to practice. Currently, 15 U.S. states require locksmiths to have some sort of licensing or registration. Licensing requirements also vary by state. For example, in California locksmiths don’t need special training from an accredited school in order…
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by Updated on If you want to become a locksmith, you’re probably wondering if you need any certification or license to practice this profession. Licensing requirements vary depending on the region where you want to practice and the specialization that you want to pursue. In some states, certification is mandatory while in others…
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by Updated on Plumbing is a useful profession with high demand since all structures (residential, commercial, and industrial) require some type of plumbing system. However, becoming a plumber isn’t a simple task as it requires more than ill-fitting pants and a monkey-wrench to be successful. The general process to become a plumber is…
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by Updated on The main difference between an HVAC technician and a plumber is their job description. Plumbers work with pipes, while HVAC specialists work with air conditions and heating systems. There are many other aspects that set these two professions apart and in this article, we will dig a bit deeper into…
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by Updated on If you want to pursue a career in trades, there are many career choices out there: from construction to HVAC technology and mechanics. Two of the most popular trades are the electrician and the plumber profession. Both professions are in great demand because every building needs good electric and plumbing…
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by Updated on If you’re an experienced plumber who’s worked for someone else for a while, the thought of becoming your own boss has probably crossed your mind. The path towards starting your own plumbing business is not always easy so before you decide if you’re ready to take the leap you have…
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by Updated on As the title suggests, in this article we’ll try to explain the difference between residential and commercial plumbers and what their job description entails. Because both residential and commercial plumbing issues can lead to serious damages if not handled promptly and professionally, commercial and residential plumbers need special training and…
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by Updated on In our day and age, plumbing is one of the utilities that we couldn’t do without, and plumbers play a crucial part in making sure that clean water is flowing and wastewater is flushing out. A plumber’s job description includes a variety of tasks, from fixing leaking faucets to designing…
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by Updated on In order to be able to answer the title question you first need to know what this profession entails. Plumbing Career Information Becoming a plumber is not something you can do overnight and, depending on the path you choose and the requirements set by the state where you want to…
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by Updated on Plumbing can be a very rewarding career if done with professionalism, and this profession is projected to grow in the future. Plumbers have good earning prospects- and the most experienced workers can make more than $90,000 per year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The median annual wage…
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by Updated on If you are considering plumbing as a career choice, then you probably already know that you need to finish some post-secondary training before being ready to start work. Being a plumber is not only about fixing faucets and installing toilets; this type of work is essential in our society. Skilled…
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