Yes I hate to be a pig but every time I see a Sheila on site they don't get stuck in like the guys, all too happy to stand and watch while the men muck in and lift all the heavy stuff
Dont see too many here, was one owned a floor screeding company (well It was her and 2 Eastern Europeans wheeled to her) it was her das business and then she obviously Got into it. Don't know if still at it or not years since seen her about, but then could be doing work for other firms than what I've been on. Seen few apprentice joiners and Sparks, painters,haven't seen no female brickys or plasterers as yet here lol.
I saw a woman working with a carpenter doing posh staircases we had to help him get the stairs in place because she wasn't strong enough also seen couple dyke decorators and quite a fit bird working for an air conditioning company but we had to give her a hand with the heavy ventilation stuff
Tbh I do absolutely f**k all most days at work I bet she could do my days but I get what you mean
No idea. Imo plastering is something u don't learn in a college or classroom. You need to be. Apprenticeship to be properly proficient in it, and learn by doing and doing on site until ur fit to do it right. There's a lot of learning involved in this trade even after apprenticeships are served.
You wouldn't take me on you f**k*r....I'm not an 18 year old girl though
I was 29 at the time and still in my prime18 year old girl or 30 odd years old short arse ?
Ermmm No
Couldnt see it myself, hard to imagine then pushing mortar up a wall, or dashing etc. Not to say there isn't ones that do, but hada be very few and far between
They are all 15 stone monsters these days covered in crude tattoos!most of the women - i see in tarn on a Saturday night could lift that -and still drink a pint ,
some scary ones
nobody travels north to retire
