Bentol City, Montserrado, Liberia

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ELECTRICAL and SOLAR INSTALLATION

Overview

This trade aims to enable trainees to obtain the competencies required for performing electrical tasks such as applying safety rules and regulations; using and maintaining hand tools; handling and storing electrical and solar materials; measurements and calculations, apply and demonstrate knowledge in all aspects of the electrotechnology environment and others.

Where do Electrical and Solar Installers Work?

Workshops, factories, construction sites, power plants, private homes, hospitals, powerlines, mines, anywhere electrical wiring requires repairs

What do Electrical and Solar Installers do?
  • Read and interpret drawings, specifications, circuit diagrams, and electrical codes.
  • Plan wiring system layouts and installations
  • Cut, thread, bend, assemble and install conduits and other electrical conductor coverings
  • Pull wire through conduits and holes in walls and floors
  • Install, replace and repair electrical and solar equipment such as lighting fixtures, circuit breaker panels, fuse boxes, heaters, signs, switchboards, solar panels, and accessories.
  • Splice, join and connect wires to fixtures and power sources
  • Troubleshoot, identify and repair faults in electrical & solar systems and equipment as well as test electrical flow to assess safety of circuits.
  • Splice, join and connect wires to fixtures and power sources
Skills and Personal Characteristics:
  • Enjoy practical hands-on work
  • Good manual dexterity and hand/eye coordination
  • Good physical condition
  • A careful and methodical approach to work
  • Able to work independently and in a team
  • Good eyesight and normal color vision
  • Able to read technical drawings
  • Good problem-solving skills
  • Good math’s, physics, and measurement skills
  • Good spoken communication skills

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Requirement(s)

Candidates applying for this course should possess a Grade 12 certificate with a pass in Mathematics and English.

 
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