Guest padrebackspin Posted July 15, 2012 Hi,I wonder if anyone can help? I am a UK electrician but am hoping to work in WA as an Intruder/Fire Alarm engineer, either maintenance or service until I obtain my A Grade License. Many jobs advertising for engineers at present are asking for candidates to have a 'structural cabling license'. Is this necessary for this role and if so, can anyone help with how I can obtain one of these and how difficult it is? Any help much appreciated. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
benandkelly 10 Posted October 4, 2012 Hi, sorry i haven't replied sooner. Most companies will not employ you unless you have the AMCA cablers license. You also need a security license Job offer 29-07-11. e457 lodged 06-09-11. e457 proccessing 06-09-11 Employer Approved as a sponsor 09-09-11. Nomination Approved 04-10-11 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest deelee Posted October 5, 2012 Hi, sorry i haven't replied sooner.Most companies will not employ you unless you have the AMCA cablers license. You also need a security license Not a problem - thanks for replying. How would I go about getting an AMCA cablers license? I have researched a security license and understand how to obtain one of those. Is there anything I can do here from the UK to speed things up? Is it worth buying the Australian regs to give me a head start? Any thoughts would be a great help. Russ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
benandkelly 10 Posted October 6, 2012 Its definately worth buying the regs as the security license test in all about the regs! also Just google AMCA cablers icense WA. Theres a couple of different ways you can do the cabling license. Job offer 29-07-11. e457 lodged 06-09-11. e457 proccessing 06-09-11 Employer Approved as a sponsor 09-09-11. Nomination Approved 04-10-11 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
