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Preparation and Site Arrival

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Before starting any electrical work, gather all necessary tools and materials. This includes checking that the work vehicle (or your personal vehicle if DIY) is stocked with all electrical components, wiring, conduit, and safety equipment. Drive to the installation site, which for a DIY project would be your own home.

Goal: Ensure all tools and materials are ready and arrive at the installation site.

Tools and materials

  • Safety Glasses N/A — Protecting eyes from debris and electrical flashes
  • Tool Bag N/A — Organizing and carrying various hand tools
  • Work Gloves N/A — Protecting hands during handling of materials and tools
  • Work Van N/A — Transporting tools and materials to the job site

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Okay, come with me. Day's an electrician installing a home electric car charger. So, first thing I do is I wake up, go to my work van, check to see I got all my tools, get in the van, then I drive to the customer's house. Today's job, we're installing electric vehicle charger, which means high power and lots of load. This is the game plan. >> Saying maybe the back it's easy to staple. >> All right, so that was my bro Kenny. So, we decided to staple the wire for the EV charger along this long joist. The customer's basement was unfinished, so it's completely fine with the code. We

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