What is an Electrician?



What is an Electrician?
Electricians are tradesmen whose responsibilities are to design, install, maintain and analyses problems electrical wiring systems. These systems can be located in homes, commercial or industrial buildings, and even machines and large pieces of equipment.
Electricians work either inside or outside to make possible the use of lights, televisions, industrial equipment, appliances and many other items essential to life.

Types of Electrician 

1.      Commercial Electrician

2.      Industrial Electrician

3.      Residential Electrician

4.      Electrical Contractor

5.      Master Electrician

6.      Domestic electrical installers

7.      Installation electrician

8.      Maintenance Electrician

9.      Electro technical Panel Builder

10.  Electrical Machine Repairer & Reminder

11.  Highway electrical systems Electrician  

 

Electrician Duties and Responsibilities
1.      Keep generator, lighting, and electrical systems in working order. Diagnose problems and then repair/replace defective parts.
2.      Need to act quickly when a breakdown occurs, must be able to tell management whether the problem can be corrected and whether business can continue as usual. If regular activities must be stopped, the electrician will have to estimate how long a shutdown will last.
3.       Make periodic inspection for new electrical services (120v, 240v and 480v three phase), including wiring, conduit, panels, breakers, contractors, relays, timers and controls.
4.       Performs electrical maintenance and repair work; install/replace fixtures, switches, receptacles and wiring.
5.       Operates a variety of standard power tools, equipment and trenchers in electrical installations, maintenance and repair activities on a regular basis.
6.      Maintains records and logs as needed.
7.       Provides guidance and direction to less experienced personnel and others assigned to his/her position.
8.       Perform other various tasks as instructed by management.
  1. Read blueprints or technical diagrams
  2. Install and maintain wiring, control, and lighting systems
  3. Inspect electrical components, such as transformers and circuit breakers
  4. Identify electrical problems with a variety of testing devices
  5. Repair or replace wiring, equipment, or fixtures using hand tools and power tools
  6. Follow state and local building regulations based on the National Electric Code
  7. Direct and train workers to install, maintain, or repair electrical wiring or equipment

Electrician Tools List
1. Cutting Plier
2. Nose Plier
3. Wire Striper
4. Double End Spanner
5. Ring Spanner
6. Split Level
7. Square
8. Hammer
9. Rawal Jumper
10. Adjustable Spanner
11. Pipe Wrench

12. Electrical Knife

13. Grip Plier

14. Crimping Tool

15. Electrical Tester

16. Measurement Tape

17. Drilling Machine

18. Hole saw Cutter

19. Hacksaw Frame

20. Screwdrivers










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