Re: 7845i keeps dropping IP connection

[Jim <alarminex@xxxxxxx>]

On Oct 26, 11:18=A0am, "petem" <petem...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Well regulation here state that every one heve to do 6000 hour as an
> apprentice before being a tech, in those 6000 hour they hae to do some cl=
ass
> training, so we have to offer them sone training..
>
> So all those training are also available to the tech, and the best part o=
f
> it, its free for the tech, they even have there expense paid for to be
> there..(in fact its not realy free, the boss pay 1 cent by hour worked fo=
r
> all the poeple working in the construction business in the whole province=
..
> with 140 million worked every years, the pot got pretty high and we have =
a
> lot of training availble


The required training is a good idea. However, if it has anything to
do with unions, if what I've seen down here is any example, all the
training in the world hasn't made but only a handfull of electricians
any smarter than a brick. All of the education they are required to
have, hardly qualifies most of them to install a wall outlet. It's
only due to the political power that the unions have that gets them
qualified to install alarm systems without having to take courses and
take a state test to qualify for a state alarm license. Yet only one
in 50 knows what a door contact does. What good does the requirements
and hours of training do if it isn't absorbed? There is no enforcement
and anyone can get away with what ever they did before only now, the
legitimate alarm companys get to pay the state for their license.
There are just as many non licensed companys as there used to be and
if you report it to the Dept of State, they don't have any way to go
out and stop them. All they do is license, not enforce. Since it's a
state law I can only guess that we'd have to call the State police and
I'm sure they'd be right out there trying to arrest all the non
licensed alarm companys they could find ...... just as soon as they
finished their doughnuts.