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HOW TO GET OUT OF THE MILITARY AND INTO THE TRADES AND MAKE THE MOST MONEY

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HOW TO GET OUT OF THE MILITARY AND INTO THE TRADES AND MAKE THE MOST MONEY - How to become a plumber ► Follow me on Tik Tok! — https://www.tiktok.com/@ rogerwakefield? ► Click Here To Subscribe — /c/RogerWakefield ► Become a Member TODAY — /c/rogerwakefi ... ► Check Out My Merch! — https://tuberturds.creator-spring.com/ ► Join My Subreddit! — https://www.reddit.com/r/RogerWakefieldPosts/ ► My Free Mini-Course to Help You Begin Your Plumbing Career — https://www.thetradesacademy.com/gittnow ► My Networking Secrets That Grew My Plumbing Business FAST — https://www.plumbstudy.com/download-your-free-guide ► My Recommended Plumbing Study Guide — https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1944366210/ref= as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1944366210&linkCode=as2&tag=theexpertplum-20&linkId=1e8f9b253790bd3224bc171ff8296f47 ► Find Your Local Union — http://bit.ly/findyourlocalunion Thanks for watching! I'm Roger Wakefield, LEED AP, The Expert Plumber and welcome to my channel. On this channel, I teach homeowners how to save money on their plumbing by doing DIY plumbing projects. I also teach plumbers and plumbing company owners how to be the best plumbers in their area and run successful plumbing businesses. My goal is to teach you everything you need to know about plumbing. ► Check Out Our Social Media: Website — https://texasgreenplumbing.com/ Blog — https://texasgreenplumbing.com/blog YouTube —/c/RogerWakefield Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/RogerBWake LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/rogerwakefield/ Twitter — https://twitter.com/_rogerwakefield Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/_rogerwakefield/ Tik Tok — https://www.tiktok.com/@ rogerwakefield? ► Gear We Use: Coolest Clock Ever - https://amzn.to/31CjLkW Main camera - https://amzn.to/2RCyj1F Lens for main and Second cameras - https://amzn.to/2SM7 Second camera - https://amzn.to/2SdzfdQ My microphone - https://amzn.to/2FEvN8s XLR Interface - https://amzn.to/2RDqskj Wireless Lav Mic - https://amzn.to/2HenuRp Tripod to hold our camera - https://amzn.to/32aI7Dj Our studio lights - https://amzn.to/2Zv2R6O *NOTE: This description contains affiliate links that allow you to find the items mentioned in this video and support the channel at NO COST TO YOU. While this channel may earn minimal sums when the viewer uses the links, the viewer is in NO WAY obligated to use these links. Thank you for your support!

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    @michaelmoser34823 years ago I’m in the U.S Army and I already have 250 hours into my plumbing apprenticeship AND i’m from Texas too! 13
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    @justinfowler94113 years ago Thanks for all you do for our profession! 1
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    @hmwngl2 years ago Thank you for the info/resources Roger. Light bulbs going off for this soldier👌🏼🙏🏻
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    @Roboseal23 years ago Hes speaking straight facts on life right here. I should show my 2 friends almost done with the military this. 3
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    @joshhume43073 years ago I got into plumbing a year after I left active duty 3
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    @solidsnake20853 years ago I was in the Navy as a Hull Tech. A word of advice, do your Maps program. I had 6 years experience and had to start as a 1st year because I didn't have documented hours. I'm now a Journeyman plumber, but would have been nice to have that advantage. ... 4
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    @mediaondisplay30893 years ago Interesting. I am a plumber that started in the USAF. My job in the air force was "utility systems" which translates to "making, storing and distributing water" essentially a plumber with more emphasis on water production/chemistry. With that kind of experience and an honorable discharge I'm pretty much qualified to do any job that involves water; plumber, water plants, currently im in the water softener/reverse osmosis game. There's lots of opportunities in water. The biggest difference from doing military plumbing and civilian plumbing: in the civilian world there is much more emphasis on the way plumbing actually looks as opposed to functionality, so do clean work. ... 4
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    @aaronsloan90933 years ago Hey Rodgers videos helped me finish my apprenticeship in two weeks. I am a level 1 technician had no knowledge on plumbing other than being a laborer. On my way to install my first clean out Rodger thanks buddy god bless 1
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    @kylestillings22092 years ago ROGER!! What is the style of shirt u wear in ur videos????? I love em!!!
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    @sonofbrittania55213 years ago Roger, how do i make myself more appealing to a plumbing company to take me on as an apprentice? I really want to become a plumber and want to make myself stand out from other applicants. im 28, and live in Scotland, Aberdeenshire ... 3
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    @classact95572 years ago I'm currently serving on Active Duty in the U.S. Navy Seabees. My job is Utilitiesman (UT). Our job description is Plumber, HVAC/R, Water Treatment, and Wastewater Management. Pretty much anything involving piping, pumps, and the flow of fluids, that's what we do. It's such a good thing that you posted this video, because I want to stay in the trades once my enlistment is done. I'm looking to get into new construction plumbing. Either residential or commercial, whatever is available. ... 1
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    @burden742 years ago I retired from the Army and did the program where offered where you the military releases you 6 months from retirement date to do apprenticeship with my dad. I have almost 2000 hours now. 1
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    @jd.garcia75552 years ago Hey Roger, will you ever tell us why it took you many years to get your license?
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    @burden742 years ago Does watching some of these videos count toward hours? 2
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    @jayyv51693 years ago Plumber here, Big fan too. How can i join a Union? 2
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    @forbiddionexile72872 years ago I became a residential carpenter that's all
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    @56Sinbad3 years ago I'm not trying to take any attention away from the military because they undoubtedly deserve all the benefits. Do you believe the trades would be a good fit for former (quality) law enforcement personnel?
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    @infotechsailor2 years ago California you are going to make more money also California you are going to spend a lot more money
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    @Cantrylanga3 years ago Im currently serving in the Zimbabwe National Army as class 3 journeymen plumber but I really want to migrate from here and come to USA and for a job as a plumber please help can you help🚽🚿⚒️👷🛀 1
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    @michaelmoser34823 years ago Roger this stuff is great information but you need to talk about investing. Retiring with a pension is good but how about retiring with 10 passive income businesses? 2
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    @CaesarGB3 years ago Guys, I think it's time for me to retire from being a Call of Duty LARPerator and get a job...
    In all serious, I've been thinking about getting into the trades, although I'm not in the military nor have ever served (Though, earlier this year I did consider joining). I haven't made up my mind yet. ...
    4
  • @
    @michaelmoser34823 years ago I’m in the U.S Army and I already have 250 hours into my plumbing apprenticeship AND i’m from Texas too! 13
  • @
    @mediaondisplay30893 years ago Interesting. I am a plumber that started in the USAF. My job in the air force was "utility systems" which translates to "making, storing and distributing water" essentially a plumber with more emphasis on water production/chemistry. With that kind of experience and an honorable discharge I'm pretty much qualified to do any job that involves water; plumber, water plants, currently im in the water softener/reverse osmosis game. There's lots of opportunities in water. The biggest difference from doing military plumbing and civilian plumbing: in the civilian world there is much more emphasis on the way plumbing actually looks as opposed to functionality, so do clean work. ... 4
  • @
    @justinfowler94113 years ago Thanks for all you do for our profession! 1
  • @
    @Roboseal23 years ago Hes speaking straight facts on life right here. I should show my 2 friends almost done with the military this. 3
  • @
    @hmwngl2 years ago Thank you for the info/resources Roger. Light bulbs going off for this soldier👌🏼🙏🏻
  • @
    @solidsnake20853 years ago I was in the Navy as a Hull Tech. A word of advice, do your Maps program. I had 6 years experience and had to start as a 1st year because I didn't have documented hours. I'm now a Journeyman plumber, but would have been nice to have that advantage. ... 4
  • @
    @joshhume43073 years ago I got into plumbing a year after I left active duty 3
  • @
    @sonofbrittania55213 years ago Roger, how do i make myself more appealing to a plumbing company to take me on as an apprentice? I really want to become a plumber and want to make myself stand out from other applicants. im 28, and live in Scotland, Aberdeenshire ... 3
  • @
    @kylestillings22092 years ago ROGER!! What is the style of shirt u wear in ur videos????? I love em!!!
  • @
    @aaronsloan90933 years ago Hey Rodgers videos helped me finish my apprenticeship in two weeks. I am a level 1 technician had no knowledge on plumbing other than being a laborer. On my way to install my first clean out Rodger thanks buddy god bless 1
  • @
    @burden742 years ago I retired from the Army and did the program where offered where you the military releases you 6 months from retirement date to do apprenticeship with my dad. I have almost 2000 hours now. 1
  • @
    @classact95572 years ago I'm currently serving on Active Duty in the U.S. Navy Seabees. My job is Utilitiesman (UT). Our job description is Plumber, HVAC/R, Water Treatment, and Wastewater Management. Pretty much anything involving piping, pumps, and the flow of fluids, that's what we do. It's such a good thing that you posted this video, because I want to stay in the trades once my enlistment is done. I'm looking to get into new construction plumbing. Either residential or commercial, whatever is available. ... 1
  • @
    @jd.garcia75552 years ago Hey Roger, will you ever tell us why it took you many years to get your license?
  • @
    @56Sinbad3 years ago I'm not trying to take any attention away from the military because they undoubtedly deserve all the benefits. Do you believe the trades would be a good fit for former (quality) law enforcement personnel?
  • @
    @Cantrylanga3 years ago Im currently serving in the Zimbabwe National Army as class 3 journeymen plumber but I really want to migrate from here and come to USA and for a job as a plumber please help can you help🚽🚿⚒️👷🛀 1
  • @
    @jayyv51693 years ago Plumber here, Big fan too. How can i join a Union? 2
  • @
    @michaelmoser34823 years ago Roger this stuff is great information but you need to talk about investing. Retiring with a pension is good but how about retiring with 10 passive income businesses? 2
  • @
    @forbiddionexile72872 years ago I became a residential carpenter that's all
  • @
    @burden742 years ago Does watching some of these videos count toward hours? 2
  • @
    @infotechsailor2 years ago California you are going to make more money also California you are going to spend a lot more money
  • @
    @CaesarGB3 years ago Guys, I think it's time for me to retire from being a Call of Duty LARPerator and get a job...
    In all serious, I've been thinking about getting into the trades, although I'm not in the military nor have ever served (Though, earlier this year I did consider joining). I haven't made up my mind yet. ...
    4