Electrical engineers create, test, and oversee the production of electrical components. They develop such equipment as communications systems, generators, and navigation devices. The position typically requires a bachelor’s degree, although having a Professional Engineer license can increase job opportunities. Basics According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), electrical engineers averaged $91,810 per year, … Continue reading
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How to Check Out Electrical Job Applicants Online
You assume that the resumes and forms submitted by an electrical job applicant are basically accurate and truthful. However, you also know that these documents only reveal what an applicant want you to know. To truly find out what a potential employee is all about, you can check out his virtual life. Start with his … Continue reading
Easy Steps When Marketing for a Small Buisness
If you’re aim is to successfully grow and market your small business, first you’ll need to attract and then work to retain a large base of satisfied customers. Marketing puts a large emphasis on the value of the customer to the business, and consist of two, grounded and guiding principles, according to SBA.gov: “All company … Continue reading
Educational Options for Electricians
As U.S. construction increases over the next decade, jobs for electricians will grow at an above-average rate, states the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. If you’re interested in joining the ranks of electrical professionals, your best bet is to go through apprenticeships. Although training qualifications vary slightly by location, you typically need to be at … Continue reading
Where Electricians Make the Most Money
Because they install, maintain and repair the energy systems needed for daily life, business and manufacturing, electricians average $53,030 per year, or $25.50 per hour, which is at least 15 percent higher than the annual $45,790 yearly earned by the typical American worker. The best-paid electricians make over $82,390 yearly or $39.87 hourly. This is … Continue reading
Some Famous ELectricians….
Benjamin Franklin He was born in 1706, and was regarded as one of the founding fathers of the United States and was a very prominent figure during the Enlightenment period of American history. In addition to making various discoveries about the properties of electricity, Benjamin Franklin also formed various theories about it. He is recognized as … Continue reading
Whats New in the Electrical Industry: Safety Extends Beyond Protective Equipment
A recent conference held in Denver by the National Electrical Contractors Association drew industry professionals from across North America who were interested in sharing and learning about whats new in the electrical industry in terms of safety regulations, compliance, safety protective clothing and other industry safety trends. 240 people attended, including safety managers, company owners … Continue reading
Industrial electricians poised to monitor and update “electrical infrastructure” more so than in the past.
It’s unsettling to think just how many hazards exist in industrial plants because of old electrical infrastructure. For sure, ever-changing load requirements and aging equipment can play havoc with plant managers attempting to abide by safety procedures. “Paradigm shift requires look at plant electrical infrastructure,” an article on the PlantServices site, suggests looking at the … Continue reading
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