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Today we highlight Pete Mason, our Electrical Foreman! 1. What is your role at M.J. Nester? Electrical Foreman 2. How long have you been with M.J. Nester? 6 months 3. How long have you worked in the construction industry or related industries? 20 years and 15 years as a private business owner construction and now Electrical trade. 4. What is your favorite part about working for M.J. Nester? My favorite part of working with M.J. Nester is the fact that management does have our backs as employees and safety is always put first. 5. Tell us about your favorite project you have worked on so far with M.J. Nester? My favorite project for M.J. Nester so far has been part of the 2nd crew that went to Indiana putting together freezers. I expanded my knowledge by learning how to weld stainless steel. "He's been a major help as my instructor and mentor. I have learned I knew a lot more about electrical than I thought by working with him. He is positive and helpful and always willing to lend a hand. He is clear and concise with instructions and tasks, making him a great leader and teacher." - Andrew Millard, Technician #EmployeeSpotlight #NationalConstructionAppreciationWeek #MJNester #CrossTraining #Electrical #Welding
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If you're an expreienced electrician, H.V.A.C. technician, electrical engineer, or future electrical inspector here is a boost for your career and business. This course will show you the pathway to mastering the National electrical codebook. We will also cover how to ace an exam for licensing in philadelphia, Allentown and the state of delaware. Registration is now open. Come build new relationships and alliances. I have successfully trained or prepared over 4000 electricians in just 8 short years; find out why on May 29th.
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Looking for a full-time on-site Electrician role in Utah? Look no further than Core Industrial Group! We're seeking a licensed electrician with proven experience in troubleshooting and repairing electrical systems in an industrial setting. As part of our team, you'll be responsible for identifying electrical problems and performing maintenance work on electrical systems. To qualify, you must have a Utah Electrical License, proficiency in electrical work, maintenance, and repairs, and experience in reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics. You should also have knowledge of relevant safety rules and regulations and Electrical Engineering principles, including the use of hand and power tools. MSHA certification is a must, and OSHA 10 certification is preferred. At Core Industrial Group, we offer competitive wages, medical, dental, vision, and match 4% of your 401K. If you're an electrician looking for a rewarding role, send your resume to [email protected] or text message 385-529-7853 to join our team today!
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Great opportunity. A trade that will always be in demand
Take a look at one of our latest roles! Electricians Mate - #HammersmithandFulham. Embark on a dynamic journey in the electrical field with a role that promises not just a job, but a pathway to skill enhancement and professional growth. A reputable firm is in search of a diligent Electrician's Mate to join their team, based in the vibrant area of Fulham. Interested? Click the link to apply
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Did you know that an electrician and an electrical contractor are not the same thing? An electrician is an electrical worker or qualified trades-person whose specialty is electrical work. An electrical contractor is an electrician as well as an individual or business with licenses who can also employ an electrician.
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Licensed Construction Electrician with a Temporary Authorization from SkilledTradesBC, poised to challenge the Red Seal exam and elevate my expertise. Dedicated to upholding the highest industry standards.
Demonstrating expertise in wire pulling techniques for safe and efficient electrical installations! Watch me showcase my skills in pulling load wire, a critical task for any construction electrician. With precision, I navigate the wire through tight spaces and around obstacles, highlighting my attention to detail and expertise in the trade. Whether you're a fellow electrician or interested in the trade, this video highlights the importance of proper wire pulling techniques in ensuring safe and efficient electrical installations. #wirepulling #constructionelectrician #loadwire #skilledtrade #electricalwork #electricianlife #electricianjob #construction #electrical
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This goes out to those just starting in the trades but does not just pertain to them. I talk to my students about knowing when to ask for help, that the danger is not just to us workers but can also be to the public, not lieing about what you know because in the trades you never know what you will be working next solar, PLC, motors, residential, commercial, industrial, rigid, emt and you might get sent to a jobsite because you had it on your resume at told someone you could do this or that, I’ve done conductor fill, resized pipe in the field to keep my crew working, I had to ask for help because my skills are weak when it comes to motors, and ran solar jobs because I can read plans and have been trained in solar down to calculating the size of labor need to hold array down from the wind. Where to get that info on the wind speed. Just be yourself, be safe and remember safety means everyone’s safety.
While qualified electrical line workers and electricians are often willing to go above and beyond the call, some jobs require specific knowledge and experience. That’s why it’s important to stop and reassess a situation if there is ever a doubt about a job’s task or a procedure’s requirement. Some questions to ask yourself: ? Have I been properly trained to safely complete this job task? ?Do I have the proper tools for this job? ?Has a proper risk assessment been performed? ?Am I confident about completing this job without risk or putting others at risk? Know when to say when – it can save your life and the lives of those working with you. ?? Aldridge Electric #WeAreNECA #OSHAStopFalls #ConstructionSafetyWeek #ESFI #ElectricalSafetyMonth
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What people think my job is when I tell them I am an Electrical Engineer… ??That I am an Electrician on site twisting wires. ????That I sit behind a desk all day doing calculations. ??That I lack people and client-facing skills. What being an Electrical Engineer ACTUALLY is: ???? Designing what Electricians carry out on site. ? ?? Site visits to check that the client's vision is being upheld. ? ?? Project management, negotiation, and people skills. What do people mistake you for when you tell them you're an #ElectrcialEngineer? #EngineerMyths #EngineerReality #BeyondTheDesk
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Electrical work is best left to experts to ensure safety. When choosing an electrical contractor, understand the difference between master and journeyman electricians. #ElectricalSafety #ExpertiseMatters #choosewisely
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