Installing electrical systems – Wiring homes, offices, factories, and installing sockets, switches, lighting, circuit breakers, and distribution boards.

Reading and interpreting blueprints – Understanding technical drawings and electrical diagrams to know where wiring and components should go.

Maintenance and repairs – Inspecting, troubleshooting, and fixing faulty wiring, power outages, short circuits, and damaged equipment.

Testing electrical systems – Using tools like multimeters and voltage testers to ensure systems are safe and functioning properly.

Upgrading electrical components – Replacing outdated panels, wiring, or systems to meet current safety standards.

Ensuring safety compliance – Following electrical codes, regulations, and safety standards to prevent hazards like fire or electrocution.

Installing electrical appliances and equipment – Setting up generators, air conditioners, CCTV systems, and other electrical devices.

Identifying electrical problems – Diagnosing issues using testing equipment and determining the best solution.

Maintaining tools and equipment – Keeping tools in good working condition for safe and efficient use.

Providing cost estimates and advice – Advising clients on electrical solutions, materials needed, and estimated costs.