Day In The Life of an Electrical Engineer
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2022
- Behind the scenes, we have been connecting and collaborating with our client base to create brand new content series that highlights the raw activities that go on each day within the Energy Sector.
We are proud to officially launch our new STRATA® Protection Series with ‘The Day in the Life of an Electrical Engineer’ in collaboration with Anesco Ltd.
Meet Gheorghe. Gheorghe works at Anesco as a High Voltage Appointed Person and Technician on solar farms and battery energy storages.
Watch as we follow Gheorghe across the solar wind farm and see how a faulty inverter is replaced and much more.
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Real heroes of humanity - ENGINEERS
Electrical engineers are geniuses men. Without power the world is definitely in darkness.
I like how George talked about how the solar panel works in detail, and you can see he loves what he does. I've been reading books about electricity recently, love it so far, hope for one day I can help out a little.
This video determined that electrical engineering is my career.
I hope that i will be like you in the future
Great work 👍🏻
Thanks alot we will be like you
very useful and interesting video
Glad to see he’s wearing that large helmet to stop any pigeon shit from landing on his noggin. Safety first.
great
I am just wondering can a electrician do the same job or it needs to be done by electrical engineer?
An electrician and an electrical engineer both work with electricity and electrical systems, but they have different roles and responsibilities.
An electrician is a skilled tradesperson who focuses on the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems and equipment. They typically have hands-on, practical experience and specialize in electrical work in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.
An electrical engineer, on the other hand, is a professional engineer who designs and develops electrical systems and equipment. They typically have a four-year degree in electrical engineering and may also have a license from a professional engineering board. They focus on the theoretical and scientific aspects of electrical systems, including designing and testing new equipment, analyzing data, and researching new technologies.
In summary, while an electrician may be capable of performing some electrical engineering tasks, they generally have different skill sets and focus on different aspects of electrical work.
@@strataprotection bro wrote this using chatgpt 💀💀
One is the brain and one is the muscle
Hello whats the salary for such a job can you tell us if its not a secret
Hello Pasha, unfortunately, we are not sure of this as we only provide electrical engineers with our arc and flame-protective clothing, the salaries will probably vary country by country and also depending on the years of experience.
Ça va Quentin
Take away water, sewer, electricity. That country has become a third world country.