Billy Peacock

I'm a student studying Building Construction Technology in order to specialize into electrical. Looking at a few careers within that specialty. #electrical

I want to become a Power Plant Operator. What are common skills, certifications or achievements that would make me a good pick for an employer?

What kind of environment could I expect working in a power plant? What kind of tools and thinking skills would I use on a daily basis?

What kind of certification and training would I need, and how long does it take? Do I need prior work experience, or are there training/apprenticeship programs for the position?

From my understanding of how a transformer works. A AC power provides an alternating magnetic field which drives the current to the other coil. So what is the reason why transformers only work with AC and not DC power? Is it because the DC power will provide constant current which can be too...

I’m interested in asking this because I’m going to college to earn a AA degree in this field. #requirements #engineering #electrical

#Electrician #Electricity

Im wanting to work their after i get out of school

#electrical-engineering

#electrical-engineering

To see how long it would take in till I start working. #mechanic

This field is always in demand because this job is always needed to keep the lights on and people with power. #linelife

I've thought about a career path focused on renewable sustainable energy in the focus of solar energy, but all research suggests that solar power is a very inefficient means of powering our grid at this point in its age of advancement. #engineering #solar-energy #solar

#Nuclear-power-reactor-operator #nuclear-power #operator

I am a senior in high school and I am looking to be a line worker for a power company. I am wondering what post high school education will help me the most and will give me the highest chance of being hired. #electrical #utilities #power-plants

#Career #placement #State