Skip to main content

How an Electrician gets fired from their job #advice #tips #learning

1:00
11.8K views

Video by Hendy The Sparky

Hendy The Sparky

What happens here

This video provides crucial advice from a Master Electrician regarding roof penetrations for electrical installations on commercial buildings. It emphasizes that electricians should never perform roof penetrations themselves, especially on rubberized roofs, to avoid damaging the roof, voiding warranties, and incurring significant costs. Instead, a licensed roofer should always be engaged for this specialized task. The video also briefly showcases a good quality commercial roof installation and old, well-built HVAC equipment.

Transcript

Hide

this is a roof penetration you can see it's sealed right here yeah got cement right here we never install these roof penetrations all right yeah only a licensed roofer never ever ever penetrate a roof yeah never okay especially a rubberized roof like this if you do you're responsible for it you avoid the warranty you always let someone else do the penetrations for you okay this is actually pretty nice they put these here to protect it because this is where people stand stand on here so it protects the roof it's actually a pretty nice job this is one of the nicer gas station convenience stores I've seen yeah we're at uh Burger King right now well we're at a travel center right Burger King again three phase okay like it's 240 volt three phase 240 you see equipment this old because it was built well and it's still working right yeah you can see some of the newer stuff that carrier yeah this place don't mess around yeah

Auto-generated from the video audio.