I am considering opening a resturant but what steps are required to get it started? Where do you register for a license? What paperwork is required to open a resturant? After this do you just buy the land, hire an architect, construction company, plumbers, electricians, etc? How do you convince a bank to give you a loan for this?

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Anyone looking to HIre on a Journeyman Electrician out there?? I have over 8 yrs experience not only in electrical but fire alarm camera and Telecommunications work with some PLC experience.. Looking to move out of VA.. If you would like to add a knowledgeable and reliable person to ur company feel free to send a reply.. All offers will be considered.. LoL.. thank you.

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Which trade can I get into as self-employed or as a contractor with less than a year of training. I assume I will be training on a fast track method. I am willing learn any type of work and I usually pick it up very quickly.
Few examples may be Financial Advisor, Plumber, electrician

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So I’m tired of office work, and want to start a fresh new career. It seems like some of the best opportunities I’ve found so far, is to join an apprenticeship in the construction trade.

The two that I’m considering most are Electrician and Carpenter, but I’m having a tough time deciding which to do.

Some people have recommended electrician over carpenter in the past, because it is less physical. But I’m worried that an electrician could become a boring job. Running wires all day, and hooking up electrical connections seems like it would be repetitive and boring. (I’ve been a cable guy for 6 months, and I’m already tired of running cable wire, and installing cable jacks.

To me a carpenter sounds more fun. Being able to stand back and say “I built this house”, rather than “I put the wires in that house”. But I’m worried that there might be alot more grunt work. I’m in great shape, I can do grunt work, I just don’t want my main job to revolve around it.

Any advice would help.
Another thing that makes a difference. The carpenters apprenticeship starts me at around $17 an hour and ends at around $30 an hour after 8k hours. Which is enough to live off of.

The Electrician apprenticeship starts me at around $13 an hour, and ends around $34 after 8k hours. So the pay is more in the end, but I’ll go in debt in the beginning working for $13 an hour, since thats much less than my bills.

I’d like to keep my eye open for which has the best advancement opportunity after I’ve reached the max, it would be nice to be able to move on to self employment, or an even higher paying position.

Or perhaps theres some completely different construction trade I should look into that’s better than both?

Thanks for the advice.

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what, if any, nec codes cover low voltage controls?(not the switching equipment like contacters, relays and starters)

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