You also get to feel like you're at summer camp as a child and share a room with another grown man. Pay is $400 week per diem so it's best for you to start unemployment prior to starting as you can at least survive on both.

As you are coming from a place with real training you will be amazed at how poor the training is. Nothing against the instructors, they do a good job with crappy facilities, poor manuals and very little tools to do the job. They are really stuck in a turboprop checking mentality instead of training environment. The training isn't difficult but there are some lifer tools who really have no business in the checking department