What questions will be asked in general electrician interviews, what questions will be asked, and what knowledge should be learned?

The first safety knowledge is that the safe power consumption is less than 36V30mA, and two people must be present during live operation! Take insulation measures! The work attitude must be careful and conscientious! It’s only a matter of time before a problem arises! ! If you don’t understand something, you should ask more and learn more, and ask the master! Otherwise, it would be unsafe and the wrong thing to do! ! If you don’t understand, you must say you don’t understand, otherwise, you will have problems! ! If it's high voltage, don't touch it! ! Because you are a junior, recruiters often ask, what will you do if you encounter problems? You have to say that you should do it together with the master and discuss it!

Generally, electrician interviews will ask about work experience, troubleshooting of some commonly used low-voltage equipment, and electricians on duty will ask about operation tickets.

You can freely use your work experience. If the time to obtain the certificate is short, just say that you have been interning somewhere. In general, no one in the unit will check.

Read more books on low-voltage practical operations, such as wiring methods, lighting maintenance, small switches, etc. High-voltage things basically cannot be moved, so no one takes the test. If you ask about high-voltage equipment, just say before. The unit is not something like this. If you haven't seen it before, no one will make things difficult for you with equipment you haven't seen before. Besides, the person who tests you may not know it clearly.

If you are interviewing the electrician on duty, you need to know the switching operation and some common data of the transformer.

Now you can pass it with a little experience.

Good luck