The electrical expert came to help.

Responsible for "installation and commissioning of primary and secondary equipment for 35kV-200kV transmission lines and 220kV substations". Can an electrical engineer do it?

Mainly depends on experience. What level can you know by asking those questions? The simplest can be like this, the minimum requirement.

Look at his past work experience and ask him which brands of primary and secondary equipment he has debugged. Are you familiar with the equipment you want to use?

Given a construction drawing, can you see the shortcomings and make improvements?

Have several years of electrical management experience, be able to independently undertake the electrical design of transmission lines and primary and secondary equipment, and skillfully use CAD and other software to draw?

Give an example to illustrate the fault problem of the solved power system or electrical equipment.

Give a related English material, can you roughly understand it and explain it in detail?

What BOQ software have you used? Are you familiar with the quota?

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