How long does it take to get a TWIC card?
TWICs will be issued to workers 6 – 8 weeks after enrollment. If there's anymore questions please click the link below as it will answer all your questions about TWIC cards. Im also currently applying for a Twic card and i pray that doesnt happen to me. Sorry about your husbands situation though..
Can I pick up my TWIC card tomorrow?
Your TWIC application has been approved and a card production request has been submitted to the production facility. Status Date June 27, 2013 - 01:02 AM EDT Status Card Type Original You Enrolled At BATON ROUGE, LA - INDUSTRIPLEX Your Card Will Be At Baton Rouge, LA - Industriplex Does that mean it's there can I go pick it up tomorrow? Or do I need to wait longer? I'm talking about a TWIC card! Does above what I said does that mean I should be able to go pick up my card tomorrow? Or do I just need to wait for a phone call? Its the Baton Rouge Office in Louisiana because I'm not sure and need to start work next week so I was hoping even though it says that i was thinking maybe I could just go down there and pick it up and not have to wait for a call????
How quick can I pick up my TWIC Card office?
Your TWIC application has been approved and a card production request has been submitted to the production facility. Status Date June 27, 2013 - 01:02 AM EDT Status Card Type Original You Enrolled At BATON ROUGE, LA - INDUSTRIPLEX Your Card Will Be At Baton Rouge, LA - Industriplex Does that mean it's there can I go pick it up tomorrow? Or do I need to wait longer?
Local bench warrant and applying for TWIC?
A local bench warrant does show up in NCIC and I am sure TSA will pick up on that just like any police department will if you are applying to be a cop. The TSA background may seem quick but trust me its thorough when it comes to the criminal aspect, they can care less about your credit score and crap like that. Its usually outstanding warrants and different criminal charges they dig up in order to make their decision.
If my car battery dies and I get a jump, how soon do I need to replace the battery?
Batteries have a service life expectancy, but it can be shortened by some conditions. One is hot weather. It isn't winter that kills your battery -- it's the heat of summer. We tend to notice battery failure in the winter, when demand on the battery is higher.Another factor that shortens battery life can be allowing a discharged battery to sit for a long time. The plates of the battery form an accumulation in a chemical reaction that cannot be reversed.But all batteries break down with time. If your battery is several years old it may need to be replaced. It is also possible that there is an electrical problem with your car, but faults of this nature can be tracked down. Here's a test you can do if you are fairly mechanically competent but take note: some car audio systems will go into a security lock down mode if the electrical supply is cut to zero volts. If your car audio has this feature then you will need to enter a code to reactivate the stereo.Wear safety glasses and gloves. Make sure the car is secure and that the ignition switch is turned off. Batteries pose a hazard due to the sulphuric acid they contain and the possibility of arc flash, so be careful.Disconnect the negative battery terminal set the negative wire of to the side, away from the positive terminal. Connect one lead of an ammeter to the negative post of the battery and the other ammeter lead to the clamp on the end of the negative battery cable.Take note of how many amps show on the ammeter. It should be a very small amount. If you note more than a couple of amps, then there may be a ground fault somewhere in the electrical system. You can isolate the exact location of the fault by systematically pulling fuses from the fuse block. When you see the current drop significantly, you will have located the circuit where the fault is occurring. Now you know where to look for the problem.Sometimes the problem lies in the ignition switch itself. Unfortunately I am not a mechanic, so I don't know the test for such a fault. If you look online, you may be able to find the test method there.If the battery was dead simply because you left the lights on, then it could be that there's no problem at all. If the battery held a charge after being boosted, you may be okay for now.However, if the battery is several years old it may be time to get a new one. Winter is coming and you don't want to find yourself stuck in the cold.Good luck.
How to get a job on an oil rig?
I am trying to get a job on an oil rig in the gulf. I have a family to support and I really need to make the money that is out there and I need the benefits for the little one on the way. I dont have the money to pay some one to find me a job and it seems to me that there are more scam sites out there than there are jobs. I have no experiance offshore. I am an electrican. Industrial helper A class with three year experiance. I am willing to work hard... Any sugestions? Please help!