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Hey man before union what commercial companies were you at?

Great video man tomorrow is my first day for commercial / industrial work !

Thanks for sharing

bro i can hear your uvula

Kind of a late comment, but what’s your pay scale? I’m an automotive technician and I really don’t like the pay and the insane tool investment, and especially the pay advancement. My industry tops out at like $27-$30 an hour and you gotta be GOOD to hit those numbers.

JOIN THE UNION. EVERYONE JOIN UNIONS.... UNION

you should be referring to drawings for mounting heights

I’m planning to become and electrician. Any tips??

I see you 209

24” wide studs is crazy. Definitely not allowed here. Either that, or just not done. I don’t actually don’t know the building code at all lol but I only ever encounter 16” distance studs

I would suggest a packout crate to work out of instead of opening up the lid to the bottom stack everytime

Just a tip add low volume music in the background👍 your mic is so good it deserves it

So why isn't the conduit being used as a ground when ommercial plugs self ground on to metal boxes?

I call BS on the power and data being consistently on a Left/Right. The data is a conduit. It need to run close to the stud so you can use stud-to-conduit supports. No one will ever notice which side your data and power is on. Time is of the essence. We don't want to be putting offsets in our 1'' data drops.

Very nice my friend Good continue

Very nice 👌

finally, what ive been looking for. this should be having millions of views.

What happened to the videos?

easy day in the life... u aint rly doing shit lol

I’m laying endless conduits in the hot sun with no shade. This blows d$ck… is there a light at the end of this hellhole or is this all there is?

I’m sorry if I sound naive or ignorant, but what’s the difference between a wireman and an electrician? Or are they terms used synonymously? Very interesting videos, thank you!

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Your company doesnt gives you a cart to roll your stuff?

why are the covers upside down? or was I taught just differently

Hi! Do we have to use 4x4 two gang on single receptacle instead of 2x4 one gang? Thanks!

Looks like great work, I’m a residential electrician and commercial work was just never really for me, watching these is interesting to me because it’s so different from the work I do

Have you become a journeyman yet?

The bushing for the mc we call it red heads

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What do you record on ? A go pro or a phone ? Do you have a strap on your hard hat?

how do they expect us to feed ourselves & make money, pay bills, when we’re out of work for 2 months

great video, but your fly was down

This is what I wanna see when I search electrician commercial actual work

What's the height do you use for receptacles and switches on this commercial applications

I just call it a sliding bracket lol

This is the best video in you tube., please make more video like this, thank God I found this video!!!!!!

Y'all will come to a residential company and realize you don't know shittt. It was surprising at first when the commercial guy says 6 years experience.

I’m also in the Bay Area and interested in become an Electrician apprentice, How can I find a Electrician Apperentiship in the Bay Area ?

good job ,,but to slow .

God sometimes I really miss working electrical.

Taking to long to put in box and bracket, also use a cart. And never be on your knees without knee pad. Must be non union

I wish you success in your work

This kind of job is a lot of fun if you like producing with your hands but in the middle of the winter around cold steel, temperatures can drop to -10 depending on region. Use a towel on your shoulder before moving strut and conduit against your neck at that temperature so you last longer. I feel I should also say that during my time, we were not allowed to wear masks without everyone having to have to wear a mask so we weren't allowed to wear masks. My voice got so gruff sometimes I called everyone I knew and they didn't believe it was me because I sounded like a cement mixer hahaha. The crew though it was funny as well. It eventually went away but I have the worst skin irritation to this day, psoriasis now. I can't do this kind of job anymore but I still have dreams I'm doing it I worked so much lmao. They even told me I had a competitive amount of accumulated hours towards early graduation before I got sick. Apprentices life, %110 until you see it on the back of your eyelids :)

I was in the union for electrician last two years! Trying so hard to get in! I finally get in! Great! I was for 8 months doing nothing! Showing up to class zzz none of the guys never showed me how to do any of this kinda work! I be sitting in my car waiting for delivers to come! My pay check we’re only 200-300! Guys be yelling at me! Getting into heated arguments! Terrible supervisor I had! Worse coworkers I ever worked with! Other companies got great training they were happy! I was in complete miserable company dint care! I was like f this! Wearing freaking mask on job site 🤬

just asking why not go around marking every stud where the box should land then land the box easier ??

Fuck yes dude so glad I found this. Been doing electrical for 5 years now and I always thought about doing POV videos myself because I think people would be more open minded in joint a trade when they see how fun your work really is. Hope you’re doing good brother.

You ever going to make more videos?

Love the video man! I’m late but keep up the work I’m looking to get into the trade as well along with I’m sure many viewers thank you man!

Started in the trade as a mechanical/electrical assembler in Germany and got two years of experience working there. Moved to canada two years ago and started an apprenticeship in resi. Currently doing the technical term and was considering the switch. Would you recommend staying in resi despite knowing pretty much everything including most of the code related stuff, or dare the switch to commercial? I kind of want to have resi, commercial and industrial under the belt before getting my ticket so im a little confused as to what i should do.

Took a job for electrician apprentice excited to get into it. Really enjoyed this video 👍