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JayJay · 14-08-2008, 22:55

Ive just started for Avonline in the south.

Going from what ive heard, there are two sides of the guys in the vans. Installers and service techs. The service techs (down here) drive Vauxhall vivaro's (or what ever) and are employed by Virgin. The installes drive Transits are employed by Avonline.

I know the transits are fitted with the trackers, im not sure if they are checked or what but I hear about guys using them for personal use and have got away with it.

So far im enjoying the job, Its great. Dont get me wrong there are alot of jobs to do and you need to get your skates on so to speak but then again, you have jobs to do in a certain time frame so thats fair enough.

Ive only been there a week and enjoy it so far. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and If i can, ill answer!

All the best!

14-08-2008, 22:55	#46
JayJay Inactive Join Date: Aug 2008 Services: TiVo, V+, XXL BB, XL TV, XL Telco 3x Cisco HD Posts: 285	Re: Working as a tech for VM Ive just started for Avonline in the south. Going from what ive heard, there are two sides of the guys in the vans. Installers and service techs. The service techs (down here) drive Vauxhall vivaro's (or what ever) and are employed by Virgin. The installes drive Transits are employed by Avonline. I know the transits are fitted with the trackers, im not sure if they are checked or what but I hear about guys using them for personal use and have got away with it. So far im enjoying the job, Its great. Dont get me wrong there are alot of jobs to do and you need to get your skates on so to speak but then again, you have jobs to do in a certain time frame so thats fair enough. Ive only been there a week and enjoy it so far. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and If i can, ill answer! All the best!