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1st year apprentice working in industrial, I can't believe I understood all that

The only people making real money in any trade are business owners.

I don’t know if you’re active with this TH-cam channel anymore, but Im a first year apprentice(IBEW)and this is the exact work I’m trying to get into. Do you have any recommendations for where I can learn more about controls/plcs? Books, videos, other youtube channels etc? Thanks!

If i do not have pr can i apply apprenticeship? i have an open work permit I am an electrical technologist in colombia

There is no such thing in America, only residential and commercial here.

What will happen if the man doesn't wear the suit? Are there direct consequence or its for risk prevention?

Thank you for the information.

Hey I’m gonna check out your website but I’m wondering at 30 y.o iv heard service tech is the way to go bc you can get paid on a performance basis. Realistically the only way to have true wealth is to have your own business Im wondering realistically is Residential the most practical to transition into owning your own?

What a wasting of time on this video ..🤦🏻‍♂️

I can pretty much follow your line graph. There’s just some terms. I guess I wasn’t familiar with even after going to an electrical school.

Bro couldn’t just say no but he don’t know 😭

Why isn´t that last panel anti-explosion?

Why don’t you use AutoCAD electrical

Sign me up

I've been a commercial journeyman for a few years, I wanna get my associates in automation and industrial controls. Love that kind of work

Do you mostly work alone?

I am a 50 year old woman with years of factory experience but I want to move up. Am I too old to bother with a vocational school to become an electrician?

I'm about to get my journeyman license. A done mostly residential and some small commercial jobs. Once i get licensed, i want to get into the industrial side of the trade. Where do you recommend i start? I dont know much from the industrial world, but i find it all very interesting, and i always want to learn more.

When you were showing the inputs and outputs early in the vid, my understanding is that color code conventions suggest blue as the 24V discrete I/O and the red is the 120-240V analog i/o. At least in the US that's what I am used to.

As an autodidact, I stubbornly avoided trade schools, college, apprenticeships and unions. I spent 10 years learning every single thing I could involved in electrical work, buying NFPA volumes, uglys books, electrical engineering books by the legendary C.P. Steinmetz which covers everything from logic level voltages and current to long distance 350kV+ transmission line systems. I took to learning, also, computer hardware, computational logic, programming, and as much on electrical hardware design convention as I could find. I'm pretty sure I stuffed more knowledge into my head than any formal method ever would have. The hardest part of all of it was getting my foot into the door. It took 2 good solid years but once I found a company willing to let me show my stuff, I showed my stuff and then some. 5 years later, I am about to be moving up to controls and automation engineer which includes robotics installation maintenance and programming. Kuka, fanuc, and ABB specifically. I took the hardest route to take and it paid off for me. I'm make a great 6-fig hourly wage at a company that I fell right into nice and comfy maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing, and installing flexo-gluer folder corrugation equipment. It's an absolute joy knowing what I've done for myself. But unless you have the grit to put in the time and work required, I suggest formal training and not the self-teaching route. Electrical came naturally to me. It doesn't come naturally to most. But it is very much worth it to get into as a career.

Those are some of the crappiest wages I've ever heard

Stupid

50-60 thousands 😂 . You can’t make a living with that money.

i’m 21 years old with a year of experience in commercial electrical work. got offered a job with a rig electrician contractor. Wouldn’t count towards my apprentice hours, would you guys still recommend it for me??

What software are you using that can run on Mac? We use E-Plan and AutoCAD Electric and those are Windows only.

Ppl in the comments shaming them for being overly cautious with the 40cal suits is ridiculous. If youve ever SEEN or HEARD an arc flash, youd be wearing one of those too

Im so bored of residential work, every chance i get to work with 3 phase i jump at it.

Do you work at a manufacturer?

Want to see more day in the life of an electrician installs!

Howdy! I am deciding if I should go to trade school for controls and instrumentation or being an electrician. There is not an industrial electrician program out here, but I would be really intrested in doing the kind of work that you do. Which would you personally suggest?

Have you ever encountered an arc flash/blast?

Hi Dustin. Do you have any information on your website for students about to begin schooling for an electrical technician’s undergrad?

I really appreciate these videos, they're helping me out alot as an apprentice.👌

Any information about New Brunswick? I am about to become a PR, but I'm a pro Chef tired of the trade and would like to switch to become an Electrician, during the pandemic back in my country I worked as helper of an Electrician and loved the job.

I just got a job working as an apprentice for a industrial electric company can you make a video going over all of the hardware, different kinds of couplers, and other varies things used during a job, it would really help .

I really like your videos and almost watched every one of it on your channel. My question is same if you can recommend an institute to persue career as a journeyman near Edmonton area. Thanks

I'll cater for my own expenses just get me an offer a letter,I really love electrical works,I'm one of your beloved subscribers❤

I'm from kenya I have just completed my college diploma in electrical engineering,

Can you get me a job

Very interesting, what software would that be?

Awesome video

Love the content man keep it up

Couple of sheet metal screws should do the trick !

Got an interview Monday. New lumber Mill. Here for a refresher. I know vfd variable frequency drive. What's vlc?

Hi there, I want to do a transition from construction electrician to industrial what steps should I take to do the transition.

What program are you using to draw in the computer? I do similar work.

Im doing an Electrical Millwright course, will be an apprentice in 5 months...this looks so overwhelming😂😂but im only a level/year 1 student so i guess im fine

I live in Eugene OR and when I go bar hopping, girls throw their panties at me when I tell them I am an electrician,

Auto electrician resume please