Installation, Repair and Maintenance of Electrical Systems
The installation, repair, and maintenance of electrical systems can be complex and require a professional electrician in Auckland. Being an electrician can be very dangerous with the chances of being electrocuted, falling, and receiving burns, yet their job is one of the most underappreciated lines of work. They are essential workers, and without them, we wouldn’t be able to live our day-to-day lives. They are licensed specialized tradesmen that make sure our electrical systems run properly and safely. We depend on electricians from THG Electrical- Adelaide, for our lights and appliances in our homes, workplaces, industries, and power plants. There is a lot to be taught and to learn from in this field; oftentimes, large companies have junior/electricians working under them.
Here are some of the different services that electricians provide.
Data Cabling Services
Data cabling is in high demand, and both residential and commercial property owners depend on data for many services including internet connectivity.
Domestic/Residential Electrician
Domestic/residential Electricians Brighton are one of the most common lines of work. Their jobs are to install and maintain all of the lighting and wiring systems in our homes. Some of their responsibilities include reading technical blueprints, ensuring proper functioning of electrical components in the homes, installing and maintaining lighting, wiring, and other electrical systems.
Commercial Electricians
Commercial electricians work on larger projects other than homes, like offices and malls. This job requires a certain amount of hours of apprentice training to be completed beforehand. Their job consists of being able to lead teams of junior apprentices being qualified to inspect electrical systems to make sure they are in line with the regulations and are safe for our work environment. They have to be able to diagnose and repair any wiring and electrical issues. A big task for them is they must be able to read and interpret all technical and drawing plans.
Highway Systems Electricians
This job can be dangerous, and that’s why highway systems electricians have specialized training in installing and maintaining all the electronics for the roads. Their job could have them working at heights up to 70 feet at times because they have to be able to install, repair, revise, maintain traffic lights, all of the road lights, and make sure the IT systems meet the government standards. They also have to have training in operating heavy equipment, motor vehicles like aerial trucks, trenching equipment, and zip saw off and on the road.
Automotive Electrician
Automotive Electricians don’t necessarily require you to be a fully licensed electrician, but that depends on the company they are working for, and also the state you live in. To be an automotive electrician, they have to receive specialization to work with electrical systems like our cars, buses, and trucks. They work on the lighting on vehicles, ignition systems, air conditioning, heating system, anti brake system, anti-theft, fuel injections, transmissions, and more.
Outside Lineman
These electricians are also known as line repairers and line installers that work on the power lines that run in between residential, commercial buildings and power plants. They have to check and make sure that all the electrical power supply lines are able to work correctly in all types of weather conditions. If there are any lines that become faulty, it’s their responsibility to replace them and string new lines in between poles and large towers.
