Day In The Life Of An Electrician (Episode 2)
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Been very interested in pursuing my electrician Career💯 got introduced to it at 14 years old & Loved the hands on work, while also solving problems. Now I am 22 & very Certain I want this to be Next life Decision if not BEST.
nice! get it! 💪🏼
I’m interested in becoming an electrician but it seems so daunting to know all of this stuff.
I’m already doing classes and once you memorize everything it gets better. But yes it’s a lot of code you must know 😂
@@maavilous1542 How is it going so far?
@Milan Kraguljac LOL
@Milan Kraguljac omg he probs did
@@lolomikel8451 that niggas dead
0;48 dude in the grey hat should an award for standing around watching others work ! lol
I hate when clients do this too
truth
Dope video man. Starting college to pursue a career in trades. Definitely the way to go and I’m glad I caught on at 19 years old :p
Glad you liked it! Congrats, that's awesome! :D
Thanks a lot 🙌🏽
No problem :)
Thanks for the shoutout dogg. That was pretty sketchy working that high up . Do you prefer fixing stuff like in this video or putting in new stuff
Thanks for the video idea and comment :) Yeah it's never preferred, haha. I'd prefer just to do something once and be done with it (new construction). Remodeling is just annoying dealing with sheetrock, insulation, and trouble shooting.
Great Video Bro
I am also an electricial entrepeneurin South Africa and really enjoying your video. keep on posting more.
regards
Thank you very much!
@1:15 the old guy with the walker. lmao
That look like good work. For me, there would be a problem, I have a fear of heights. Had it all my life, even my dad had it. I intend to become a journeyman, how do you work through it? This is a must do. I know someone is going to require me to do something like you did.
I had to climb a telephone pole in the rain to throw and complete a 770 volt line in the rain. I could hardly make myself move. My heart was in my throat the whole time. Took 3 days to recover. Unacceptable.
not sure, you definitly get more used to it over time. i was pretty afraid the first time i was in a scizzor lift. dont look down? hope this helps, good luck ❤️
@@DailyElectrician You and I both know it's coming, but I will be a journeyman whatever they've got in the way must move. As I said, I'm hungry to grow. I have mastered what I know now. It's time. Thanks. I will have more questions.
Love the mind set! I'll be here! :)
Do you know if there is any specific electrical work that is most on the ground or minimum a ladder I am terribly afraid of heights. Does residential have a lot of heights?
not a lot of heights, just ladders. but if you cant work on a ladder i dont think this job will work for you.
I guess you lived since you uploaded this
Indeed, lol
Instead of using sketchy ladder on a steep incline like that I would have used a lift.
to that Yes but it’s for your safety say that and they will if they’re a legit company. Never do anything you don’t feel safe doing.
truth
TheCorvetteKid I never put my life in danger for a job your life is more important
agreed!
Nice video 👌
Thank you I appreciate it, thanks for the support!
This video is cool
Thank you!
I'm wondering if its just a regional thing but he keeps calling it sheetrock which I know is a brand of drywall but where I'm from we call it gypsum board. Am I just stupid or am I misunderstanding something 🤔
you're not stupid, just call it by a different name. sometimes i call it dry wall. just like some regions say pop, some say soda, some say coke.
I am looking for a job can you help me
How much did you make for this job? It looks like this was two different jobs, correct? How much you make off each job?
my hourly wage x hours worked.
2 different jobs correct
@@DailyElectrician What's the average hourly rate for electricians?
between $35-75+
were you non union here?
correct
Don’t Cut the Red Wire!
I had to haha, you are your red wires :P
Red wires are always dangerous
@@DailyElectrician how do u know if it's live?
never cut the black(or blue) ~ ac when something is plugged in behind, or the device will damged