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#18575 - 11/07/16 09:24 PM
canadian mechanics exam
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Hi guys , let me apologize straight off as this isn't a technical question but thought the best chance of getting answers were on here . I am currently working for the big O's local partner in the Caribbean for the last 9 years and previous to that I was with Otis and Thyssen for around twenty years in the U.K Due to immigration policy I have to leave the Caribbean island we are on currently ( work permit term limits ) and am looking into Canada as an option . I know that I have to prove to the regulatory board in specific provinces ( e.g in Ontario the college of trades ) to prove that I have equivalent experience and qualifications to bypass doing an apprenticeship and go straight to doing what they call the certificate of qualification exam which I need to pass to even be considered for express entry immigration to Canada. My question is ,bases on the fact that for the last 9 years I have been working under the ASME A17 codes ( including annual , 5 year and handover inspections etc.. ) how much does this differ from the Canadian code ? I have found for example a study book to assist guys taking the mechanics exam in the U.S but before spending 50 bucks on it can anyone tell me if the information in it would apply to Canadian code or at there lots of differences ? Better still if anyone knows a source for study material for the Canadian mechanics exam ? Again, sorry its not a tech question but I'm hoping someone can help me out . Thanks in advance for your input.
Last edited by pieman; 11/07/16 09:26 PM.
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