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Electricity explained — oversimplified, on purpose. 👇 Think of a wire like a garden hose. Voltage = the water pressure. How hard it's pushing. Current = how much water's actually flowing. Resistance = how skinny the hose is. Nothing moves without a closed loop. Power leaves on the hot, comes back on the neutral. A switch is just kinking the hose. A breaker is the safety that trips before the wire catches fire. Ground is the emergency drain — so if something fails, the electricity takes the easy path through the ground wire instead of through you. That's why a bird can sit on a live wire. No loop, no flow, no shock. But you touch a hot wire AND a ground at the same time? Now you're the loop. Pressure. Flow. Loop. Safety. Learn it before the job teaches you. What finally made electricity click for you? 👇 Follow @wire_you_mad for more trade fundamentals ⚡ #electrician #apprentice #trades #bluecollar #viral --- Pinned comment: Pressure, flow, loop, safety — which one took you the longest to actually understand? 👇
Wireyoumad115,600 Aufrufe • vor 25 Tagen
3 things to know before starting your apprenticeship!!! #electrician #bluecollar #viral #electrical #apprentice
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The IBEW Apprenticeship interview is the single most important part of the application process. Do not take this lightly. Here are some example questions that you need to memorize some good solid answers to and be ready. How did you first hear about the apprenticeship program? Tell us about a time you made a mistake and what you did about it. If you had a conflict with a coworker, how would you resolve it? What kind of electrical experience do you have? If your supervisor asks you to do something you’ve never done before, what would you do? Why should we choose you for the apprenticeship? "Why electrical, not another trade?" "Tell me about a time you worked in a team" "Describe a challenge and how you handled it" "What do you know about the IBEW?" Most applicants know almost nothing Research Henry Miller. "Why do you want to be an apprentice here?" #apprenticeship #electrician #bluecollar #fyp #lasvegas
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