Finding a job in paintball

[Beaker]

Well,

I can (and have) build a cocker from scratch but I wouldn't call my self an airsmith.

Plus, there really isn't a big enough business in the UK to pay the equivalent salaries that some engineering jobs can command.

You are best off doing what other have said and get a general engineering backgorund. Build up the servicing etc work on the side and then, once you have a rep up, decide if you want to do it full time.

 

[Collier]

Re: Re: Re: Finding a job in paintball

Originally posted by Walker (PsychoPimps)


Shut it fat boy.......stick to your overpaid "I sit on my ass and stare at a screen" job and fix paintball guns, i'll just play the game.

Pot, kettle???

C'mon Walker, you can't even time a cocker let alone strip, clean and rebuild an angel 14 way, Just messing with you matey! how's the Imp?

Like Beaker I have also built a bog standard cocker into a high end marker proof?? talk to Alien

Laters all,

Paul.

 

[SPARKLIE CHICK]

Hello boys

I have just got off the phone to wdp and posed this question to dan bearing in mind I have booked my self plus one into the next angel air tec course after much nagging and persuasion. We have the teams plus an accademy and lots of walk on's, so lots of toys to look at and that need fixing.

He went very quiet and then recomends you speak to bully UKPSF and also email John Rice at wdp very polietly to ask about work experience oppertunitys ect. Judging by dans shock I would be gental with him.

You could also ask your uni or colledge to approach suitable companies. Have you asked your site? they don't sound like they really need those skills but it would be worth asking.

Dan also said that you are doing all the right things and your current courses will be usefull and in the right direction.

Good luck with your asperations and don't give up every oner has to start some wear.

Sparklie

 

[Robin Hood]

Wow! Thanks Sparklie! I really appreciate that information and I might just send an e-mail off to them in the next couple of days.
Your right - we do all have to start somewhere and where better to get a taste for it than at the top (WDP! )
I'll keep on the lookout for other places in the meantime, and thanks for the support and info!

 

[Beaker]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Finding a job in paintball

Originally posted by Paul_collier


Like Beaker I have also built a bog standard cocker into a high end marker proof?? talk to Alien

But didn't you anno your's PINK !!!!

 

[Walker (Nitro)]

He annoed his banzai green and milled it to look like an Eclipse, paul you FAKE!!!

 

[Chris - Nexus Eclipse]

Hello boys

Originally posted by SPARKLIE CHICK
I have just got off the phone to wdp and posed this question to dan bearing in mind I have booked my self plus one into the next angel air tec course after much nagging and persuasion. We have the teams plus an accademy and lots of walk on's, so lots of toys to look at and that need fixing.

He went very quiet and then recomends you speak to bully UKPSF and also email John Rice at wdp very polietly to ask about work experience oppertunitys ect. Judging by dans shock I would be gental with him.

You could also ask your uni or colledge to approach suitable companies. Have you asked your site? they don't sound like they really need those skills but it would be worth asking.

Dan also said that you are doing all the right things and your current courses will be usefull and in the right direction.

Good luck with your asperations and don't give up every oner has to start some wear.

Sparklie

thanx sparklie, see thats what you call a nice person. oh and sparklie, you will be happy to know that my mum is even driving me balling on mothers day................but i let her know how cool it is and im getting her a good present.

thanx again for that reasurence about the current stuff

xxx