What Does an Industrial Electrician Do?

Personnel (types of work) engaged in industrial production systems such as electric power production and electrical manufacturing, electrical maintenance, construction and installation industries.

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Electrician card concept

Electricians belong to high-risk industries. In China, the supervision of electricians is very strict, and there are many regulatory agencies, mainly in the difference between electrician certificates. Most people only know that the electrician certificate is on the job, but they do not know that the electrician certificate is also different due to the difference in specific job types. Issuing department varies. Among them, the most widely applicable is the "Special Operation Operation Certificate", that is, the employment certificate in the mouth of an electrician, also known as an operation certificate, which can be used to perform electrical operations in various enterprises. The second is the "vocational qualification certificate", which is commonly known as the grade certificate. Others call this a job title, but in fact it is misunderstood. This certificate is a proof of the professional level of an electrician. As the main basis for determining the position of an employee, according to relevant laws, this certificate is also one of the certificates that an electrician must have to hold a job. Qualifications. There is also the "Electrician's Network Access Permit", which is issued by the National Energy Administration (formerly the State Electricity Regulatory Commission). All personnel engaged in electrical installation, testing, maintenance, operation and other operations should obtain the certificate. One of the necessary certificates for electricians, which is an employment certificate recognized by the power industry, has a wide scope of application and covers electricians in various industries. In addition to the above three types of common documents, there are also electrician certificates issued by institutions such as industry associations and construction departments, but the validity is far from being comparable to the above documents. The following three types of documents are explained in detail:

There are five levels of electricians. Skills are identified as: primary skills (level 5 qualifications), intermediate skills (level 4 qualifications), advanced skills (level 3 qualifications), technicians (level 2 qualifications), and senior technicians (level 1 qualifications). Vocational qualifications belong to the technical level, not the professional titles, but the state recognizes that the treatment (salary, housing, household registration, etc.) is the same. Level 3 qualifications (advanced skills) are equivalent to assistant engineers, level 2 qualifications (technicians) correspond to engineers, level 1 qualifications (Senior technician) Corresponds to a senior engineer. Professional titles are divided into: technician (junior title), assistant engineer (junior title), engineer (intermediate title), senior engineer (deputy senior title), professor-level engineer (senior title), researcher-level engineer (same as professor-level engineer) Senior title).