The First Year: What Actually Matters On Site
Showing up early, owning your kit, and asking the questions everyone assumes you already know — the unglamorous habits that shape a tradesperson.
A living archive of learnings, industry observations, tool reviews, and jobsite reflections — written from the floor, not from a desk.
Showing up early, owning your kit, and asking the questions everyone assumes you already know — the unglamorous habits that shape a tradesperson.
Mapping out the realistic timeline from apprenticeship through Grade A and into contractor licensing — and what gets compressed at each stage.
Notes on the cutters, testers, and hand tools that earn a permanent place in the bag — and the ones that quietly disappear after a month.
What an experienced sparkie sees in the first ten seconds — the labels, the layout, the history of every previous electrician who worked it.
The case for treating an apprenticeship as Chapter One, not a holding pattern — and the compounding effect of standards set early.
New notes published as the journey unfolds.