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Posted by aka-SBM on July 10, 2006, 12:52 pm

>
>> I'm interested in a career in HVAC and wondered how long the trining
>> course is and how $$ does it cost?
>>
> Anyone in most of Georgia would be in Local 72.
>
> 404-373-5778
>
> starting apprentice is $10.50 I think
> journeyman $26.62 plus $1.00 an hour into annuity fund plus retirement and
> health insurance.

Not being an ass, but thats it?
Thats all?
DAmn..that wont pay for gas now....

>
>



Posted by digitalmaster on July 10, 2006, 8:15 pm

>
>>
>>> I'm interested in a career in HVAC and wondered how long the trining
>>> course is and how $$ does it cost?
>>>
>> Anyone in most of Georgia would be in Local 72.
>>
>> 404-373-5778
>>
>> starting apprentice is $10.50 I think
>> journeyman $26.62 plus $1.00 an hour into annuity fund plus retirement
>> and health insurance.
>
> Not being an ass, but thats it?
> Thats all?
> DAmn..that wont pay for gas now....
>
>>
>>
>
>
Depends on where you live.In LA or NY its nothing,but the cost of living is
lower here.
Last I heard UA members in NY were making better than $35an hour.



Posted by digitalmaster on July 10, 2006, 8:17 pm

>
>>
>>>
>>>> I'm interested in a career in HVAC and wondered how long the trining
>>>> course is and how $$ does it cost?
>>>>
>>> Anyone in most of Georgia would be in Local 72.
>>>
>>> 404-373-5778
>>>
>>> starting apprentice is $10.50 I think
>>> journeyman $26.62 plus $1.00 an hour into annuity fund plus retirement
>>> and health insurance.
>>
>> Not being an ass, but thats it?
>> Thats all?
>> DAmn..that wont pay for gas now....
>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
> Depends on where you live.In LA or NY its nothing,but the cost of living
> is lower here.
> Last I heard UA members in NY were making better than $35an hour.
>For example I have a 2500 square foot home (6years old)on 15 acres of land
>...cost $150,000.00



Posted by aka-SBM on July 11, 2006, 1:02 am

>
>>
>>>
>>>> I'm interested in a career in HVAC and wondered how long the trining
>>>> course is and how $$ does it cost?
>>>>
>>> Anyone in most of Georgia would be in Local 72.
>>>
>>> 404-373-5778
>>>
>>> starting apprentice is $10.50 I think
>>> journeyman $26.62 plus $1.00 an hour into annuity fund plus retirement
>>> and health insurance.
>>
>> Not being an ass, but thats it?
>> Thats all?
>> DAmn..that wont pay for gas now....
>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
> Depends on where you live.In LA or NY its nothing,but the cost of living
> is lower here.
> Last I heard UA members in NY were making better than $35an hour.
>

I dunno man...Im in central NC and it costs about the same here, as it did
in Palm Springs CA altho gas is still cheaper here.



Posted by digitalmaster on July 11, 2006, 6:17 pm

>
>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I'm interested in a career in HVAC and wondered how long the trining
>>>>> course is and how $$ does it cost?
>>>>>
>>>> Anyone in most of Georgia would be in Local 72.
>>>>
>>>> 404-373-5778
>>>>
>>>> starting apprentice is $10.50 I think
>>>> journeyman $26.62 plus $1.00 an hour into annuity fund plus retirement
>>>> and health insurance.
>>>
>>> Not being an ass, but thats it?
>>> Thats all?
>>> DAmn..that wont pay for gas now....
>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Depends on where you live.In LA or NY its nothing,but the cost of living
>> is lower here.
>> Last I heard UA members in NY were making better than $35an hour.
>>
>
> I dunno man...Im in central NC and it costs about the same here, as it did
> in Palm Springs CA altho gas is still cheaper here.
>
>the average salary for an HVAC tech in Atlanta is $44,654 or $21.50 an
>hour.

http://about.salary.com/salarywizard/layoutscripts/swzl_compresult.asp?jobcode=SC16000027&jobaltername=HVAC+Mechanic+II&jobtitle=HVAC+Mechanic+II&narrowdesc=Construction+and+Installation&narrowcode=SC02&zipcode=&metrocode=8&statecode=GA&state=Georgia&pagenumber=1&searchpage=keywordtitleselect&searchtype=1&geo=Atlanta%2C+GA

With the UA it $26.62 on hour or $56,160 per year(no overtime) plus $1.00 an
hour goes into annuity savings.The contractor pays that dollar and ALL your
health insurance and retirement nothing is deducted from your check. Total
benefit package is $7.00 an hour or $14,560.00 per year for a total
compensation of $70,720.If you work a little overtime obviously your yearly
compensation goes up.What is the going rate in other areas of the country?



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