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Metal Fabricator Reviews
What is it like working as a Metal Fabricator?
March 2019
Perfect town. Lots of business.
Metal Fabricator in Dubbo:
Pros: Lots of business. Especially those from out of town
Cons: Not many other places to work
February 2019
Ok.
Metal Fabricator in Stoke-on-Trent:
Pros: Close to home
Cons: Opportunities
January 2019
Wide variety of work.
Metal Fabricator in Greenfield:
Pros: Convenient
Cons: Location
December 2018
"10 dollar Tauranga"
Metal Fabricator in Tauranga:
Pros: It's Home, I know my way around.
Cons: Pay Rates.
December 2018
About average.
Metal Fabricator in Salinas:
Pros: The weather mainly
Cons: Always the lurking gang violence
November 2018
Good.
Metal Fabricator in Victoria:
Pros: the people you meet and the amount of growth the city is promised.
Cons: the wage for most workers isn't enough to support a single persons living costs.
November 2017
Ok to get started.
Metal Fabricator in Clovis:
Pros: Its convenient and some what cheap its a good place to start a life
Cons: Not enough entertainment really I cant think of much
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