wouldve seen 8 or 9 differant cars in about 20 min
also saw 2 unmarked and 2 bikes who had pulled people over seperately on the freeway today
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saw plenty of police cars on monday in rocko,
wouldve seen 8 or 9 differant cars in about 20 min
also saw 2 unmarked and 2 bikes who had pulled people over seperately on the freeway today
wouldve seen 8 or 9 differant cars in about 20 min
also saw 2 unmarked and 2 bikes who had pulled people over seperately on the freeway today
Last edited by Smithy on Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:00 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I may also recommend joining your local Volunteer Sea Rescue Group as a Radio Operator.
I was in Sea Rescue for a couple of years and as part of that I spend time as a radio operator, operating on the emergency UHF/VHF and 27Meg channels taking details of vessels going out to sea and vessels requiring assistance. May look good on your CV when you come to apply for a vacancy down the track.
It is also good from an emergency management point of view as you often take emergency calls via telephone then coordinate rescue missions.
Another option could be the State Emergency Service Communications Branch in Belmont; they are the SES specialist communications section and often work as radio operators during major operations around the state. They are of course volunteers so it would be in your own time.
Other than that you could always look at working in a call centre environment to get used to taking calls from the public about things they want to complain about. You would be better of with a public utility than a sales environment.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
I was in Sea Rescue for a couple of years and as part of that I spend time as a radio operator, operating on the emergency UHF/VHF and 27Meg channels taking details of vessels going out to sea and vessels requiring assistance. May look good on your CV when you come to apply for a vacancy down the track.
It is also good from an emergency management point of view as you often take emergency calls via telephone then coordinate rescue missions.
Another option could be the State Emergency Service Communications Branch in Belmont; they are the SES specialist communications section and often work as radio operators during major operations around the state. They are of course volunteers so it would be in your own time.
Other than that you could always look at working in a call centre environment to get used to taking calls from the public about things they want to complain about. You would be better of with a public utility than a sales environment.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
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http://search.jobs.wa.gov.au/page.php?p ... rtID=65036
33 positions at the PAC listed today via the above link...
Good luck Girls and Boys!
Cheers, CC
33 positions at the PAC listed today via the above link...
Good luck Girls and Boys!
Cheers, CC
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Perhaps, there may be a position or two available here for jasonjag and playworth.ConstableCare wrote:http://search.jobs.wa.gov.au/page.php?p ... rtID=65036
33 positions at the PAC listed today via the above link...
Good luck Girls and Boys!
Cheers, CC