Blog 12: 3rd Interview Questions

1) What is the first thing an electrician considers before starting?

2) How does an electrician determine where to begin?

3) Is there anything an electrician has to do before beginning the physical part of the job? Permits? Things like that?

4) How can an electrician make sure the environment is safe for anyone currently and anyone that will be using the building?

5) What safety steps does an electrician follow?

6) How does an electrician prepare for the job?

7) How do you ensure accuracy when handling wires?

8) Do you ever make any mistakes? How often? Major mistakes? Has there ever been a time where a mistake hurt you or set you back?

9) What do you think is the most important part of your job?

10) How can an electrician ensure they did a good job?

Blog 11: Mentorship 10 hours Check

Content:

1. I am doing my mentorship with Alfredo Nunez Sr. at his house.
2. He is my contact?
3. I have done 13 hours in total.
4.  In the time of mentorship I have learned about some of the tools that electricians use which are tools such as wire strippers, testers, multi-meters, and circuit testers. My mentor has also had me wire a water pump and showed me how to connect a regular switch. It was actually way easier that I thought it'd be. We have gone over safety procedures that companies require employees to follow and I have practiced schematics to show the flow of electricity through out a home. Although it was just a quick and informal schematic, it was something to get my feet wet.