aircraft mechanic, telecom and construction manager???

[stillfatbutnotugly]

Any help would be appreciated. ever hear of an expat wrenching on airplanes in this country? Wireless Telecom, general construction supervisor / managers
also, i need a to meet up with some expats to hear the skinny on this place, teaching english, where to live act. drinks anyone??

thanks in advance
Max

hey any fellow capitalist pigs out there from the US :0)

[AeroCambodia]

Looking? Found someone, you have, I would say, hmmm?


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Brian

[stillfatbutnotugly]

thank you Mr Naswall, ill be in touch after the weekend, don't want to bother you on sunday

[AeroCambodia]

Sure but any day is good for me. If I answer I'm available.

This is what I do on Sunday

[black69wolf69]

Although I don't have anybody for you, but of course an expat could become an aircraft mechanic in Cambodia! In a country with only 2 "working" airports and one other [Sihanoukville] that receives only about 1 flight a day - not to mention the serious lack of skills in Cambodia, there is no question that would be a job an expat could do. I would only trust an expat aircraft maintanence department manager - fair enough if he is only leading local mechanics, but he would ensure the work done is up to international (Boeing and Airbus) standards. Just look at neighboring Vietnam, a country with a more highly skilled workforce and far more airports than Cambodia: yet Air Mekong employs only American pilots and features American and other expat mechanics (along with some locals I presume). Even in Thailand I have seen westerners on the tarmac, though there are enough skilled aircraft mechanics there to get the job done.

[vladimir]

I would only trust an expat aircraft maintanence department manager

Yeah, they did a really good job on so many aircraft, check out Seconds from disaster on Natgeo for testimonies.

Asia = incompetence, West = greed

If you die, does it matter why?