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Why is hiring Electrical Estimators so challenging? Precision in costs, timelines, and blueprint reading skills make this role hard to fill. Enroll your team in our Estimator Academy to build critical estimating skills. Start training for accurate estimates today! #ElectricalEstimating #EstimatorAcademy #SkillDevelopment #BlueprintReading #ReduceCosts
Why is hiring Electrical Estimators so challenging? Precision in costs, timelines, and blueprint reading skills make this role hard to fill. Enroll your team in our Estimator Academy to build critical estimating skills. Start training for accurate estimates today! #ElectricalEstimating #EstimatorAcademy #SkillDevelopment #BlueprintReading #ReduceCosts
We asked Tino why he likes being an electrical tradesman, here is what he said: "One thing I love about working in the electrical trade/construction industry is how different and challenging every project can be. From installing intricate systems to troubleshooting complex issues, each day presents a new challenge and an opportunity to innovate. What I love most about the electrical trade is the tangible impact I make. Whether it be roping a house or building services in a commercial building, knowing that my work keeps society running gives me a profound sense of purpose. Beyond the technical aspects, the camaraderie among fellow electricians fosters a sense of community and collaboration, making every project a team effort. In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, the electrical trade offers endless opportunities for growth and learning, keeping me energized and passionate about what I do." -Tino Tino's exceptional skills as an electrician and his role as a mentor greatly benefit our team. We extend our gratitude to Tino for his significant contributions as a team player, which greatly assist in realizing HBE's vision. #electricaltrade #trades #electrician #electricalcontractor #mentor #workmanship
When your VP of Service Operations asks you to come learn with him...you do it! Why not learn from the best and gain a better insight into the HVAC/R world? Come continue your education with Georgia Mechanical today!#gmistrong #comelearnwithme #trainingthenextgeneration #handsonexperiences
Safety Tip Tuesday! "Hyperbaric Chamber Safety Systems". Safety in a hyperbaric chamber begins with design and specifications that are incorporated in construction codes such as the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code. Read the blog article here https://lnkd.in/euZDm2-4 Ready to uplevel your career in HBO2? Earn your certification as Hyperbaric Certified - Safety and stand out from the rest! Get more details here https://lnkd.in/eC2SYhqE #hyperbaricoxygentherapy #facilitysafety #medicalmanagement
The Art of Fault-Finding: The Unique Skill Set of Refrigeration Engineers In the world of engineering, where precision and knowledge are paramount, refrigeration engineers stand out for their unique approach to problem-solving. These professionals possess a remarkable ability to diagnose and repair complex systems, not just through textbook knowledge, but through a deep, almost intuitive understanding of the machinery they work with. They don’t merely see and hear the system; they experience it with their entire being—using their hands, eyes, and instincts in ways that transcend conventional diagnostic methods. Listening with Their Eyes, Seeing with Their Hands The phrase “listening with their eyes” and “seeing with their hands” might seem paradoxical, but it perfectly encapsulates the essence of a refrigeration engineer's craft. When faced with a malfunctioning system, these engineers don’t solely rely on instruments or manuals. Instead, they begin by observing and feeling the system. The subtle hum of a compressor, the gentle vibration of a condenser, or the way a pipe feels under their fingertips can reveal a wealth of information about the system's health. For a refrigeration engineer, the slightest deviation in temperature or an unusual vibration is like a spoken word, providing clues to what’s happening within the system. They can tell if a component is struggling or if there’s a blockage somewhere in the flow of refrigerant. This skill is not something that can be easily taught; it’s honed over years of experience, developing an acute sense of what is normal and what is not. #refrigeration #cooling #airconditioning #heatpumps #faultfinding #engineering #RACHP #technician
Heavy Equipment repair student | Aspiring heavy machinery technician | skilled in hydraulic systems and diesel engines
To all the dedicated students of heavy equipment repair out there, Your choice to pursue a career in heavy equipment repair is both admirable and vital to the backbone of countless industries. The skills and knowledge you're developing are not just technical abilities but are crucial to keeping our world moving—quite literally. Every hour you spend studying and every minute you spend getting your hands dirty with engines and hydraulics brings you one step closer to becoming a master of your craft. The machines you will repair and maintain are the lifeblood of construction sites, farms, factories, and transportation networks. Without your expertise, these critical operations would come to a halt. Remember, the challenges you face in your studies are shaping you into a resilient and resourceful professional. Each problem solved is a testament to your growing expertise and determination. The world needs skilled technicians like you—people who are unafraid to dive into complex mechanical issues and emerge with solutions. Embrace every opportunity to learn, whether it's through hands-on experience, asking questions, or collaborating with peers. The effort you put in now will pay off immensely in the future, not only in your career but in the lives of those who depend on the machines you will repair and maintain. You are the future of an industry that builds and sustains our infrastructure. Your work will make a difference, ensuring that everything from our roads to our agricultural systems operates smoothly and efficiently. Be proud of the path you've chosen and the hard work you're investing. Stay curious, stay determined, and never underestimate the importance of your role. Your expertise will keep the wheels of progress turning, and for that, you deserve all the recognition and respect. Keep pushing forward. The world needs you.
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There is a difference between engineers, technologists, technicians, and artisans, primarily in terms of education, responsibilities, and scope of work. The debate and confusion are caused by: - the delayed implementation of the Engineering Professions Act and the Identification of Engineering Work Regulations (in the case of 🇿🇦) - companies, HR departments, and hiring managers not knowing the difference, leading to incorrect classification of roles and job titles - lack of opportunities, which leads to engineers competing for technologist and technician roles/jobs - overlapping responsibilities Agree?
