What are the requirements for a property electrician to learn?

Property electricians need to learn some basic conditions, including:

1. Master the knowledge and skills related to electrical engineering, including but not limited to the operation, maintenance and operation of strong and weak current equipment. Maintenance skills.

2. Have certain drawing skills, be able to understand electrical engineering drawings, and participate in the installation and maintenance of electrical engineering.

3. Be proficient in the use of commonly used instruments, such as low-voltage test pens, multimeters, clamp meters, megohmmeters, ground resistance meters, high-voltage test pens, etc.

4. Be able to deal with common electrical faults and problems, such as lighting fixtures not working, sockets without power, circuit breakers, circuit breakers that fail to close, etc.

5. Have troubleshooting and maintenance skills for strong and weak current in fire protection systems.

6. Be familiar with basic fault inspection and troubleshooting methods for electromechanical equipment in water supply systems and drainage systems.

7. Able to handle simple elevator failures.

8. Pass the national safety supervision department examination to obtain a special operation certificate, participate in vocational skills training, possess relevant technical capabilities, and meet job requirements.

9. Have good communication and coordination skills and be able to effectively cooperate with other staff to solve problems.

10. Be diligent, down-to-earth, honest, pragmatic and motivated.

The above are some basic conditions, but the specific conditions may vary depending on the specific industry and position of the property electrician. Therefore, property electricians need to improve their professional level and work ability through continuous learning and practice to adapt to different work needs and challenges.