 | As I am 35 years old pakistani and a certified electrician with a govt job since 2003 as electrician. I also have a B.Sc degree in Maths and Physics from pakistan and a twelve months certificate of electrician.
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 | I want to rent small houses, gut em, remodel em, and sell em but I'm not gonna do it if i have to pay for other people to do the work for me. Do you really need to be a certified electrician to legally do the electrical work? I'd become a certified electrician but unfortunately you appranetly can't just go to college for it, you need on the job training and my job won't allow for that.
7 answers - Asked By: Why So Serious? - 10/10/2009 |
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 | I have a AC uses 30 amps, and now I want 40amp for an electric range. with all other elelctric necessities, I guess I need to upgrade to 150 or 200. Can some one tell me how much will it cost for a certified electrician to do the job?
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 | Jus wondering what the job outlook is for anybody with a degree in Industrial Systems Technology. I always thought that having a degree in the field basically meant you were a certified electrician but I just would like a more in depth description of the Job Field for someone with this degree.
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| I want a certificate in something that doesnt have a superior. Like if i was a certified electrician and tried to get a job and someone with an associates in the same thing beat me out because their degree was better than mine.
So what certification doesnt have a superior? Any info will help. I just dont want to go to school forever.
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 | Schooling is basically out of the question.
How would I get started (like an apprentice) in an electrical career? I want to be basically full service, residental, business, commercial etc. I dont know how to get started. Anyone have any ideas? I would like to eventually become a fully certified electrician 1 answer - Asked By: socal duck - 4/10/2008 |
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| What's better and pays well construction or power line electrician? With job security in mind and a learning curve to get certified.
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| I want to go into the construction field to become a electrician. I also want to get training in other fields. My questions are:
Will I be a certified electrician when I am done?
Can I train in other fields also?
How much do you actually make a month and can you go more than just the two days?
What are the chances of getting deployed?
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| I am an Electrical Engineering student (lets say I graduate this). I live in Minnesota, and go to school at North Dakota State University, if that matters. I would like to possibly know and be able to do wiring in new houses for personal use, and possibly a side job, or retirement job.
What would it take for me to do this? Would it require me to go through a couple years of additional training, or is it as simple as a 4 week class and a test?
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 | Need to run a wire from Air Conditioner (one side of basement) to Electric Panel (opposite side of the basement). Basement is finished so drywall ceiling/wall likely needs holes drilled and patched.
What is reasonable for a certified electrician to complete?
Thanks in advance for your help!!!
3 answers - Asked By: bluffs2004@rogers.com - 6/18/2007 |
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| I'm going to be moving there in a while and was wandering what jobs are in high demand. Going to college there and looking at some courses at home right not to get certified as an electrician, house framer, d*******r, or EKG tech. Is what I'm currently looking at, or should I just hope to be able to get some type of fast food job to pay for school.
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 | I hold a Journeyman Electrician license here in the United States, My family is planning on moving British Columbia Canada, What will I have to do to be certified as an electrician down there? I understand I need to have a job offering to even enter Canada with my family?
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| I hold a Journeyman Electrician license here in the United States, My family is planning on moving British Columbia Canada, What will I have to do to be certified as an electrician down there? I understand I need to have a job offering to even enter Canada with my family?
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| I am a certified electrician, and know carpentry, plumbing, ect..
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| I'm currently serving in the united states marine corps, I have 1 more year left. I'm looking to get out and work as a electrician. I know that there is an apprenticeship program in the marines but I never enroll cause of numerous numbers of deployments but, I heard of a rumor that I will get at least 4000 hours towards my apprenticeship to work up to my journeyman electrician licenses but I'm not sure if that is true.
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| Wanted to move back to be near family. Thinking of applying for the skilled worker visa. I am a north american certified industrial electrician working on my AAS industry Maintenance and management. I was told by my friends in Canada said that it is on a shortage list. I was wondering if this is a good path to get PR and eventually citizenship. I know that inte US a work visa can get your foot in the door and help you a lot when applying for PR. Is it the same way for Canada?
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| I may have an apprenticeship with an electrical company, after completion would I be eligible for certification?
I have no idea, and I don't want to end up in a college course if i don't really need it. Though if it is recommended for certification I would rather have it, then not.
So can anyone help me out? Also, If you know what the following path to becoming a master electrician, I would greatly appreciate it!
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 | Hi. I'm in school to get my certification. I have no experince other than school. I am going to be working as an electrician's helper for only $11/hour. What I wanna know is once I get certified what is the ballpark pay range of a certified apprentice and journey electrician. Hourly and salary.
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 | I am an electrician and disagree with places like the Home Depot giving seminars on wiring. A little knowledge can be dangerous and I wonder how many people have burned down their houses or electrocuted themselves after taking one of these seminars. What do you think? Should they be allowed to give crash courses in something that should only be done by a cerified electrician who has spent YEARS learning his trade as opposed to a few hours on a Saturday afternoon?
15 answers - Asked By: ♥Mom Of Irish Twins 1♥ - 12/1/2008 |
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| Just started as an electrician and i wanna buy a socket and wrench set,what size and type should i be looking for
building Racks for Conduit,
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