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Old 27 December 2007, 11:43   #21
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Jim, I have recently done some work for a friend which involved speaking to a number of companies that hire Coxwains and Boatmen for rescue boats. Safe to say most of them pay considerably more than £10 an hour.

If you are prepared to put some time and money into getting trained up there is plenty of well paid work out there however a large amount of this is up norf so you will need to break out the thermal undies and be prepared to spend a lot of time away from home!

Chris
Thanks Chris,

Up norf and in thermals - puts the final nail in the coffin of that plan then

Seriously tho', it might be my marriage in the coffin!

Jim
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Old 15 January 2008, 09:41   #22
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fuk mee thay wownt evun eet propperly att tenn pownds an hower.

thers jobbs onn de tems rivver att de mowmint adviRtized at 35-40K inn de pokkit les takks an a bunng forr me tellin yew wher de jobbs iz

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