astanka:
I started off with a plant delivering small tools then they paid for both licences. It is a dirty job and there is much easier jobs to get your experience, especially with the artic work. I did my 3 years then moved on. The pay wasn’t great at the time (2010)and you worked every other saturday on salary. If your thinking long term though just to gain your licence I think it’s worth a fews years of getting covered in crap.
It’s the thought of going to tight muddy sites that I’m not too sure about lol