Works opportunity west africa

thats why a never give my reg number on ma cv, no that daft if they ask i ask wot organation they are first :blink1:
 
i got the job lads,its not the best conditions the camp is still being built me and umbongo should have the monoflex on the accomodation roof tomorrow(thats probably why they havent been in touch yet).i was over at the office/cave today and they sent an e-pidgeon to britain so fingers crossed you will all hear word soon
the local girls of the night are a wee bit pricey they are looking for $1 but you can get a orangutang or a monkey for a swig of whisky each to their own ;)
 
daftscaff said:
i got the job lads,its not the best conditions the camp is still being built me and umbongo should have the monoflex on the accomodation roof tomorrow(thats probably why they havent been in touch yet).i was over at the office/cave today and they sent an e-pidgeon to britain so fingers crossed you will all hear word soon
the local girls of the night are a wee bit pricey they are looking for $1 but you can get a orangutang or a monkey for a swig of whisky each to their own ;)
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a take it its bring yer own sleepin bag,hammock, made plenty hammocks oot the eld debri nettin lol cumfy as f.uck:laugh:just tuck it in yer jaket mobile bed lol :D

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aussiebob said:
sounds a load of tosh...fcuking "witch-doctors" and face scare-rs the lot of them, nice tits though. :)
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probaly got big stick needles threw them way dangly colours n feathers :sick:
 
hi lads,
anyone had a response back about this job?.
 
I'm going to Sierra Leone 1st week in January, last injection on Friday, working for a company based in uk. ( not agency)
Money is better than what that Craig quoted & less hours, will keep you posted on what the situation is like out there, I have friends already out there,( not scaffs)so I know what to expect, be very careful on this one boys, like previous posts says,security is a big issue out there, be prepared to pay out for your rabies & yellow fever injections & malaria tablets. You wont get much change from £500, make sure you can claim it all back.
Coming into the hot/dry season there.
If you go in January you have to work till end of this financial year & the whole of next years, if you finish before you will be liable to pay the tax on the money you have earned !!! Beware, of that one.
 
Paulapex said:
I'm going to Sierra Leone 1st week in January, last injection on Friday, working for a company based in uk. ( not agency)
Money is better than what that Craig quoted & less hours, will keep you posted on what the situation is like out there, I have friends already out there,( not scaffs)so I know what to expect, be very careful on this one boys, like previous posts says,security is a big issue out there, be prepared to pay out for your rabies & yellow fever injections & malaria tablets. You wont get much change from £500, make sure you can claim it all back.
Coming into the hot/dry season there.
If you go in January you have to work till end of this financial year & the whole of next years, if you finish before you will be liable to pay the tax on the money you have earned !!! Beware, of that one.
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Let us know if its any good Paul.
I have a job in Holland lined up for next year, but if that falls through, if you guys need any help ill have a go at Africa. :)

Time i strted working away, while im still young.
 
Is it supervising job Jason? have they talked money yet? Could be a good experience for you doing some hangers in an industrial enviroment. Another string to your bow.
reminds me a bit of myself.....a big step putting that toe across the channel ....once you have done that then the worlds your oyster son....
 
No mate, just a Scaffolder.

I dont wanna become a Supervisor.
Im not the right 'kind of person' to be a Supervisor anyway, lol. ;)


Im excited, but quietly shiiiting myself a bit also.
 
These guy's are identity thieves,sierra leone,is a dirt poor country where the machine gun rules,even feckin rambo would'nt go there and get out alive,feck that:laugh:
 
I was told that Rambo did infact go out there... teaching 5 year olds how to spell.
He lasted 3 weeks before one of the children tried to kill him with a AK47! :D :D
 
Paulapex said:
I'm going to Sierra Leone 1st week in January, last injection on Friday, working for a company based in uk. ( not agency)
Money is better than what that Craig quoted & less hours, will keep you posted on what the situation is like out there, I have friends already out there,( not scaffs)so I know what to expect, be very careful on this one boys, like previous posts says,security is a big issue out there, be prepared to pay out for your rabies & yellow fever injections & malaria tablets. You wont get much change from £500, make sure you can claim it all back.
Coming into the hot/dry season there.
If you go in January you have to work till end of this financial year & the whole of next years, if you finish before you will be liable to pay the tax on the money you have earned !!! Beware, of that one.
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Hoes the company in the uk you working 4 out they good luck
 
Sorry guys, i knew about this project, but only just noticed the thread and i didn't realise that they were taking Scaffs, etc, out there.

The company doing the work is Dawnus of Swansea.

Contact details here:
Contact Us - Dawnus

Sierra Leone project info and photos here:
Home : Dawnus

Cheers,

J
 
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