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TRADE ELECTRIC

DESCRIPTION

Electricians wire, install and repair electrical systems, maintaining service without interruption.

WORK CONDITIONS

Electricians generally work for corporations or are self employed doing commercial and residential installation. They often work on ladders, scaffolds or in small cramped spaces. Working with live current can be hazardous.

TRAITS COMMON TO SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS

1. Reliable and Responsible
2 .Good physical condition for standing and climbing
3. Good hand and fine motor dexterity
4. Ability to read schematics and blueprints
5. Ability to work as part of a team
6. Ability to follow strict safety procedures
7. Solid Math Skills

JOB OUTLOOK FOR THE YEAR 2005

The job outlook for skilled electricians is excellent through the year 2005. New construction, as well as refurbishing and upgrading systems will create demand.

TEXT FOR THIS COURSE IS WRITTEN ON A 13th GRADE LEVEL