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A Day-in-the-Life Story: Overcoming Challenges in Building Electrical Panels and Motor Installation "As an electrical technician, I've faced my share of challenges on the job. One project that comes to mind is when our team was tasked with building electrical panels and installing motors for a large industrial facility. The challenge: The facility's power requirements were complex, and the motor installation needed to be precise to ensure efficient operation. The solution: Our team worked closely with the client to understand their specific needs and designed custom electrical panels to meet those requirements. We also conducted thorough quality checks to ensure the motors were installed correctly and functioning optimally. The outcome: The client was thrilled with the result, and the facility's power system has been running smoothly ever since. Lessons learned: - Attention to detail is crucial in electrical work - Collaboration with clients is key to understanding their needs - Thorough quality checks can save time and money in the long run I'm proud of the work our team did on this project, and I'm always looking for new challenges to tackle. Share your own stories of overcoming challenges in the field - I'd love to hear them! #electricaltechnician #industrialElectrical #motorinstallation #electricalpanels"

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Hey LinkedIn! If you’re new to following me, I talk about #electricalmaintenance, #powerandcontrol, #electricalengineer, #electricaltechnology, and #troubleshooting. Let me know which topic interests you the most! ✒️electrical maintenance or electrical troubleshooting are the main role of technician.

An electrical technician is more than just the skill.

electrical technician 15 year experience in

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🔧 Excited to share insights on common electrical technician interview questions! 🌟 1. Hands-On Expertise: Reflect on your experience with electrical systems, showcasing your practical skills and detailing notable projects. 2. Troubleshooting Excellence: Discuss your systematic approach to resolving electrical issues, emphasizing efficiency and problem-solving abilities. 3. Code Compliance and Safety: Highlight your understanding of electrical codes and commitment to safety regulations in your work. 4. Challenging Projects: Share a success story of a complex electrical project, demonstrating your problem-solving prowess. 5. Essential Tools of the Trade: Briefly outline key tools and equipment crucial for your role as an electrical technician. 6. Staying Current: Showcase your commitment to continuous learning and staying updated on the latest advancements in electrical technology. 7. Meeting Tight Deadlines: Detail a situation where you excelled under tight deadlines, showcasing your ability to deliver quality work efficiently. 8. Effective Communication: Emphasize your communication skills, crucial for interacting with team members and clients, and conveying technical information clearly. 9. Safety First: Discuss the safety measures you implement when working on live electrical systems, underscoring your dedication to a secure work environment. 10. Task Prioritization: Share insights into how you prioritize tasks, demonstrating organizational skills and efficient workload management. Ready to spark meaningful conversations about the dynamic world of electrical technology! ⚡️ #ElectricalTechnician #InterviewInsights #linkedinpost

Friendly reminder: Give GREEN people a CHANCE! I graduated in 2022.. and have yet to even have a slim chance of getting an instrumentation/electrical helper position. I have applied, reached out, everything short of begging and nothing… I’m on LinkedIn, Zip Recruiter, Indeed, Glassdoor, company websites, etc. and I honestly couldn’t tell you the last time I was actually called for an interview. It’s disheartening and honestly, discouraging. It’s hard to want to continue in the field and has me often wondering if I even got in the right one. In the plant I often get, “Huh?! You have your degree… why aren’t you an instrument tech already?” And honestly, I can’t give them a good response- because I have no idea either. I am 20 years old. I worked and paid my own way to graduate high school a year early at 16, and had a degree in my hand by 17. I’m willing to learn, grow, and be the best technician I can be. Why is every contracting company looking for helpers with 3-5 years of experience? You ARE the experience! It’s often the stepping stone to working in-house. It’s hard to gain it when no one will give the green guy a chance. And I hate I even have to say this in this day and age, but give women in this field a chance too.