Journeyman/woman construction electrician

Work Setting

• The candidate should work in construction trades and crafts, including bricklaying, stonemasonry, carpentry, joinery, demolition, electrical work, painting and decorating, plumbing, scaffolding, steeple jacking, and wall and floor work.
• The contestant should work in service, the setting, social aspects, and physical conditions in which an individual performs their job.
• The aspirant must have repair work, restoring something damaged, deteriorated, or broken to good condition.
• The candidate should work in various locations when employees are scattered across different worksites.
• The candidate should work in maintenance, fixing and maintaining machines, mechanical equipment, and buildings.
• The applicant should work in a commercial that results in a workplace full of highly competent, respectful, mature, and accountable employees working towards a common goal.
• The applicant should work in residential any work performed on one, two, and three-family dwellings.
• The contestant should be able to work in installation to describe large-scale, mixed-media constructions, often designed for a specific place or a temporary period.
• The applicant should work in the troubleshooting/diagnostic process of identifying the cause of a problem, while troubleshooting is finding a solution.

Additional Information

Personal Suitability

• The contestant should have the ability to multitask to manage multiple responsibilities simultaneously.

Transportation Travel Information

• The candidate should have a valid driver’s license, as driving a motor car without a valid driving license is illegal.

Work Conditions Physical Capabilities

• The aspirant must be ready to work in a fast-paced environment that teaches many new skills to juggle multiple tasks simultaneously.
• The applicant should pay attention to detail to maintain efficiency while producing accurate work.