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This book is an updated and expanded guide to the electrician profession, covering all aspects of work in this field. It details the key responsibilities and roles of electricians, including the design, installation, repair, and maintenance of electrical systems, taking into account safety requirements and regulatory standards. Particular attention is paid to the planning and installation of electrical components, as well as methods for testing and inspecting electrical systems. The book also covers the necessary knowledge and skills for a successful electrician career, training stages, working conditions, salary levels, employment prospects, and possible career advancement. Readers will learn how to prepare for the profession, the qualities and skills essential for this work, and the potential risks and daily challenges. This guide is for students, aspiring professionals, and anyone interested in a career in electrical engineering.
Content
Preface
Chapter 1. Electrician: Roles and Responsibilities
Life of Electrician
Training of Electrician
Becoming an Electrician
Require Specifications for become an Electrician
Licensed Electrician
Electrical Engineering Qualifications
Electrician Jobs and Responsibility
Career and Future as Electrician
Become an Electrical Superintendent
Tips for Electrician Jobs Overseas
Role of Electrical Fitter
Electrical Project Manager
Lineman
Electrical Supervisor
Electrical Drafter
References
Chapter 2. Useful Tools and Equipment
Linemen Pliers
Tools in Tool Beg
Specialty Electrical Tools
References
Chapter 3. Electricity Safety Practices
Physiological Effects of Electricity Safety
Safe Practices
Sources Of Hazards In The Workplace
Safe Circuit Design
Safe Meter Usage
References
Chapter 4. Wiring Systems and Types
Wiring Systems
Different Types of Wiring Systems
Wiring Diagram
Wire Size
Ampacity of Flexible Cords
Types of Electrical Wiring
Wire Connections
Wet, Damp, Dry, and Sunlight Locations
The Weakest Link of the Chain
Voltage Drop
References
Chapter 5. Electrical Design Philosophy for Major Types of Buildings
Concept of Commercial and Industrial Wiring
Electrical System Design
Types of Buildings
Buildings Basic Electrical Design Philosophy
Specific Electrical Requirements for Industrial Buildings
General Distribution Level
Power Distribution Architecture
Lighting and Power Outlets Installation System in an Industrial Facility
Electrical Design Requirements for Industrial Building
Industrial Building Classifications
General Electrical System Requirements for Industrial Buildings
References
Chapter 6. Bonding and Grounding
Purposes Of Bonding and Grounding
Differences between Bonding and Grounding
Electrical Grounding Systems
High-Resistance Grounding
Need of Earthling or Grounding
Bonding of Electrically Conductive Materials
Arrangement to Prevent Objectionable Current
Alterations to Discontinue Objectionable Current
Bonding conductors
How Bonding Works
Connection of Grounding and Bonding Equipment
Bonding Service Equipment Enclosures
Means of Bonding at Service Equipment
Bonding of Multiple Service Disconnecting Means
References
Chapter 7. Climb Pole
Power Lines Plan
Fall Arrest
Overhead Power Line
Check Voltage in Power Electric Lines
Occupational Health and Safety Requirements
Relevant Distribution Line Tools, Equipment and Hardware
Need of Frame Pole
Double Pole Structures
Pole Top (Conductor) Assembly
Install Pole Anchor and Guy
Stringing and Tensioning Operation of Conductor
Apply Conductor Armoring and Tying
Perform Line Grounding
Glossary
Index