Anindustrial electricianplans, installs, tests, inspects, troubleshoots, and services all types of industrial electrical equipment that are vital to the operation of commercial and industrial businesses. These include all equipment or components directly or indirectly exposed to electric power such as motors, generators, pumps, lighting systems, and associated electrical and electronic controls.While the type of work varies depending on the size of the company and the company’s products or services, anindustrial electricianis trained to:Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and code specifications for layout and installation of electrical equipmentInstall, repair and replace electrical wiring, receptacles, switch boxes, conduits, feeders, cable assemblies, lighting fixtures, and other electrical componentsTest electrical and electronic equipment for continuity, current, voltage and resistanceInstall, maintain, repair and test switchgears, transformers, switchboard members, and regulatorsInstall, maintain, and repair industrial electrical and electronic control systems and devices as well as micro-processor-based systemsTroubleshoot, maintain,



and repair industrial electrical and electronic control systems and devices as well as micro-processor-based systemsInstall and maintain communication data systems, emergency standby systems, heating, ventilation, and climate control systemsConduct preventive maintenance programs and keep maintenance recordsWork EnvironmentWork environments for construction careers can be located outdoors or indoors or both. Work hours may vary as well. Some positions are seasonal while others are all year round, but part-time. Other positions are project-based and may require you to work full-time until the project is complete. And, of course there are careers that have full time hours all year round.Below is a list of workplaces where you might find opportunities to gain apprenticeship hours and/or experience:Electrical contractorsGovernmentMaintenance departments in factories, plants or minesSource:Apprenticeship Manitoba Handbook and Manitoba ProspectsSalaryMinimum for Apprentices$26,891Average for Journey Persons$58,380 – $67,200#J-18808-Ljbffr

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