Electrician For Specified Activities

Posted by Ralf on April 12th, 2018 — Posted in News

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The training to become an electrician consists of many complex topics that have designed this profession into one of the most versatile craft. However, there are many electrical work, including not this complete training and knowledge in the appropriate area are mandatory and must be present. The kitchen fitter, which is hundreds of times on jammed in its activities the oven cable to the junction box, must not be able to wire a meter Cabinet. Therefore, the training to the electrician was created for specified activities, as well as the responsible qualified electrician. What topics can this training include? One of these areas is the kitchen fitters who can connect with this training tops, lighting or a tankless water heater. Each connection is the limit of its performance range.

The same refers to roller shutter Builder and installers of automatic doors etc. that perform only the power connection and the control part. Heating and ventilation engineers, fitters of Photovoltaic systems, as well as water supply technicians may connect their centres and control components. What advantages to the concerned companies? To keep the kitchen fitters as an example, this connection work mean about 5 percent of its work. He is an accomplished furniture assembler in 95 percent of his work time. It would be economically not make sense to set a professional electrician for the connections which could do only work during the remaining time. The set electrician training therefore saves costs and increases operating profit. Who offers these courses? This education is governed by the accident prevention regulations BGV A3 and must be carried out by certified educational institutions. These include the technical monitoring Association, numerous inter-company educational institutions of the qualifications of adults, the Chambers of Commerce and others. Concludes with a test, which is based on the certificate.

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