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3 calls in the first 2 hours of the last shift :(

Service Engineer and all round nice bloke :-)

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This is more for the guys that work for the nationals. Dont you thinkit would be better doing a night shift instead of doing call. I tried to get it implemented when Iworked for IES but it was turned on deaf ears. Whats your thoughts?

cheers Kev

Used to do a night shift for a previous company, I'm up for it but we certainly don't get enough work to justify it at the mo, then what happens RI's on 24 prems??? Southerners do it tho'

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


god i used to work for a alarm company that also incorparated a locksmith firm....

so not only did i get people ringing me up saying" my alarms ringing and i cant stop it" at 2am in the morning getting out of bed getting half way there and then getting a phone call saying its stoped now (20 min cutt off in thoses days)dont bother and then getting a phone call 25 mins later (DIFFERENT VOICE SAME ADDRESS?????LOL) my alarms ringing and i cant stop it....

yes i can come out its gonna be x2 call out charges...

not only that i got people ringing me up saying im locked out can u help me.....

it was the worst thing in the world at xmas and new year ...

Being on call Christmas eve t'ill 8:30AM Christmas day, and now with work as normal starting in the morning, this seems to have been a very quick Christmas break for me this year. And I imagine quite a few here as being in the same situation as myself.

But I'm starting the new year with a whole week off work.. so there is light at the end of the tunnel..

Also my callout rote changes for the better from it's current 1 in 6 covering a massive area (over 1000 sq miles), to a more manageable 1 in 3 covering just 3 local areas (100 sq miles)..

Im looking forward to 2007, it can't be as hectic as last year.

unlucky.

not on call this year and not back until 8th

:angry: hmmm i'm working new years eve too and working for a national we look after a few pub chains up and down the uk :realmad: i had to replace a pa button in a very busy bar area on a england world cup match ....yuk hate football :cold2:

Oh well, pass the beer nuts, I think I'll do my 4 nights on call(optional) next week, take the 200 big ones standby and hopefully sort out the 16 calls(approx) over the phone.

Marvellous.

Shame I wont be able to drink for 4 days though :no:

The opinions I express are mine and are usually correct!

(Except when I'm wrong)(which I'm not)

:angry: hmmm i'm working new years eve too and working for a national we look after a few pub chains up and down the uk :realmad: i had to replace a pa button in a very busy bar area on a england world cup match ....yuk hate football :cold2:

I know exactly what that is... I used to be north london engineer for secom!!! :!:

:ranting:

Ive covered 24 hours call out for 16 days up to know and an area from Stoke to Perth, and got just one call out to do,

Xmas day at 08:30. 24 miles from home

Lucky out at 8:30

back at 11:30

Never missed my lunch.

Missed having a bottle of bubbly with lunch though

:cold2:

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