Overview
The Assistant Electrician will help a level-4 electrician or superior in the installation, repair, and maintenance of temporary LV electrical connections at construction sites as well as permanent connections in residential and commercial structures. The person will be responsible for laying conduits for LV single-phase wire with the proper selection and effective use of hand and power equipment. As ordered by the Line Manager, assist with storage, lifting, obtaining supplies, unloading and inspecting deliveries, and general electrical assistance. Assistant electricians are in charge of their assigned tasks and must satisfy all deadlines set by their Line Manager. You must contribute to the seamless operation of the company as a whole.
Typical day at work
Abilities and Aptitude needed
Assistant electricians must have a thorough understanding of the tools, equipment, and materials used in the trade. For this position, they must demonstrate an understanding of applicable codes, standards, and regulations. They must be adaptable and eager to work as part of a team. They must be personable and friendly. They must comprehend and provide excellent customer service. They need meticulous attention to detail. They must be able to manage their time and projects well.
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internship
Multiple internships are available for Assistant Electricians. Gain hands-on experience in electrical installations, repairs, and maintenance. Assist licensed electricians in troubleshooting electrical systems and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. Learn to interpret blueprints and schematics, perform basic electrical calculations, and use testing equipment. Develop skills in wiring, conduit bending, and circuitry. Collaborate with a team to complete projects and contribute to various electrical tasks.
Career outlook
Electricians operate in a variety of settings, including companies, residential properties, commercial projects, and building sites. Typically, electricians work for electrical contractors or companies as in-house electricians. Electricians operate in a variety of sectors and can pursue a variety of careers, including wireman, welder, technician, and supervisor. Each of these vocations needs a distinct set of skills and specialisation. Alternatively, electricians can go into business for themselves by becoming contractors and supervising projects while their team of electricians completes the work.