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Program Information This is a 60-hour course with 48 hours theory and 12 hours practical. The course is offered as required by industry, and delivered using the Internet as a distance delivery method. The 48 hours of theory is usually delivered twice a week for 3 hours in evenings. The 12 hours practical requires the technician to travel to Kelowna for one weekend. Next Intake: Start Date: September 2006 End Date: November 2006 Online theory: Monday and Wednesday 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Practical: Novermber 2006 - 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the OC Kelowna Campus Tuition:  $595 Minimum System Requirements: Internet access - high speed preferred Telephone line for voice conference Pentium computer (233 Mhz. or better) 200 MB of available hard disk space 32 MB of RAM Win95, 98, 2000 CD-ROM 256 colour video card 800 x 600 screen resolution Program Contact: Okanagan College Trades and Apprenticeship (250) 862-5457 or toll-free at 1-877-755-2266 local 5457 Email:  trades@okanagan.bc.ca

Mobile Home Contractor 1)

Mobile Home Contractor Job Profile Career Exploration: The Personal Side of Work Construction - Mobile Home Contractor Background of Bill a Mobile Home Contractor 1) Your first name, or alias : Bill Business: Manufactured Housing Contractor Your job's common name: Mobile Home Contractor Your job title (if different) : Owner Years in field? : 5 years _X_High School graduate Licenses you hold: C47 Manufactured Housing License 3) Size of the organization you work for: ___Self _X_2-5 Persons ___6-20 Persons ___21-100 Persons ___101+ Persons 4) Size of the location of your organization. (The population of the local metropolitan area if applicable) ___1-5000 _X_5001-30000 ___30,001-150k ___ 150,001-500k ___500,000+ 5)_Your yearly salary (gross): $35,000 (optional) 6)_Job description (summary of your duties): [Describe (a)things you accomplish, (b)equipment you work with, (c)management tasks you perform, (d) percent of time at each kind of task (if applicable), etc.] Mobile home moving, setup, remodeling, awning, door, window, skirting, installation. Employee management, training, supervision. I work with all power tools, hydraulic jacks, hand tools, rollers. 7) What jobs are above and below you on the organization chart? Above: None Below: Technician, Laborer. 8) How did you get into this career? And what was your career path to your present position? I was a Manufactured housing community manager, dealt with contractors, learned how they did what they did, and started doing some of my own work for the community, then when I thought I was ready I took my license exam. Stresses and Rewards of a Mobile Home Contractor 9) What are the greatest stresses, what causes you the most anxiety? (List as many as you want to) 1. Customer problems 2. Deadlines 3. Employee attitudes 10) What are the most rewarding aspects that make it all worth while? (List as many as you like) The money is excellent, the sense of accomplishment. 11) Do you work closely with persons outside your organization? Please comment on those relationships. Are they stressful or pleasant and why. [Not just clientele, i.e., teachers who have to deal with parents etc.] Yes, I work with various other contractors who for the most part are excellent to work with. Some are not so fun to be around. Challenges of a Mobile Home Contractor 12) What problems will be addressed by your industry (affecting your position) in the next five years? The industry is pretty stable on the repair end. I don't foresee any problems in the near future. Basic Skills of a Mobile Home Contractor 13) We know you most probably use all these skills at one time or another, but on a basic level, what skills does your job demand? Check all that apply. _X_Creativity ___ Emotional Distancing ___ Emotional Involvement _X_Language _X_Manual Dexterity ___ Musical Interpretation _X_Numeracy _X_Physical Ability _X_Persistence _X_Social Skills _X_Time Management _X_Visual Interpret. Advice of a Mobile Home Contractor 14) As a conclusion, what words of advice would you give a person entering your field in the next four years? (i.e., education, internship, find a mentor, jump right in, etc.) Find someone to work with as a helper to learn all you can, then, once you have the experience, think about running your own business. I think if you are getting a good pay rate, and or benefits, being a laborer or installer is a smart way to go. You can make good money without the headaches of business management. But management does have its' advantages. 15) Comments and/or relevant web site link: 2002 JobProfiles.org We don't do resumes; nor job matching. Just career exploration. Ctrl+D to bookmark this page. A Freudian slip is when you say one thing but mean your mother.

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Manufactured Housing Institute left Print Version Business and Operations Resources for Manufactured Home Sales Centers FTC Publishes Rule on Disposal of Consumer Information This rule affects any industry company that requests credit reports on their customers, including retailers, communities, and lenders. The rule is effective on June 1, 2005. The rule implements requirements contained in the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003 (FACT Act) which requires that persons who possess or maintain, for a business purpose, consumer information derived from consumer reports, properly dispose of the information. The purpose is to take reasonable measures to protect against unauthorized access to, or use of, the information when it is disposed of. Click here for a copy of the Final Rule published in the Federal Register on November 24, 2004. FTC Safeguards Rule -- The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLB) requires financial institutions that collect personal financial information from their customers to safeguard that information. The purpose of the FTC Safeguards Rule, which implements the requirements contained in GLB, is to prevent identity theft. The Safeguards Rule applies to businesses, regardless of their size, that are significantly engaged in providing financial products and services. - Click here for a form designed to help retailers develop a Safeguards Program for their business. Privacy Notices -- Protecting the privacy of consumer information held by "financial institutions" is at the heart of the financial privacy provisions of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Financial Modernization Act of 1999. The GLB Act requires companies to give consumers privacy notices that explain the institutions information-sharing practices. In turn, consumers have the right to limit some - but not all - sharing of their information. - Click here for a guide for small business from the FTC on how to comply with the privacy rule. - Click here for sample privacy letters. How to Advertise Consumer Credit - Complying with the Law -- Click above link to find detailed information on complying with the Truth in Lending Act. The main purpose of the Truth in Lending Act is to assure the meaningful disclosure of consumer credit and lease terms, including those in advertisements, so that consumers can easily compare terms and shop wisely for credit. Retail Sales Centers Must Report Cash Payments Over $10,000 -- A retail sales center must report on IRS/FinCEN Form 8300 receipts of cash payments of $10,000 when received in one transaction or in two or more related transactions. Once a form has been filed, the retail sales center must keep the form on file at the sales center for a period of five years. Click on the links for the IRS/FinCEN Form 8300 and General Instructions for filing. - IRS FinCEN Form 8300 - IRS Form 8300 Instructions Retailer Voluntary Professional Standards of Practice -- The MHI National Retailers Council and the MHI Board of Directors have approved the following Voluntary Professional Standards of Practice for retail sales centers. Identity Theft - How Retailers Can Help Their Customers -- With the increasing incidents each year of identity theft, retail sales centers may encounter customers that are first learning that their identity has been stolen when a credit report is pulled at the sales center. Identity theft is a shocking experience and many consumers dont know where to begin to correct the credit problems that have been created by an identity thief. The links below provide documents that can help retailers customers respond to the knowledge that their ID has been stolen. One is an ID Theft Affidavit and the other is an FTC booklet designed to instruct victims on how to respond to identity theft. Transportation Resource Manual -- The MHI Transportation Committee has initiated the development of a Transportation Resource Manual that covers safety-related, voluntary information concerning manufactured (HUD Code) and modular home section movements. (Click on the title to view document) Understanding Today's Manufactured Housing Find a Factory-Built Home at Homestore.com Modern Homes Magazine Photo Gallery Quick Facts © 2006 byManufactured Housing Institute. All rights reserved.

Fleetwood RV Download Library

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