🤣I clean when I'm done

​@@theladyelectrician7476 thank you? You seeing anyone??

@@chrisratcliffe1149 Chris this is KZfaq shorts not tinder.

@@SuperM1206 mind ya business boy.

@@SuperM1206 it was a joke about her cleaning up her work area after she was done....

No doubt! Thank you!

And her eyes

She’s a women, they have strong knees.

@@LovelessRanch lmao damn it, shut up apprentice 😂😂😂

Why did I read this as “one transgender to another”?

Awe! Thank you! He got me in the trade🙂

@@theladyelectrician7476 He did good. Be good to him in return. Always. 😊

☺️ always! I have a great relationship with my dad! I always call him when I run into a problem!

My dad also got me into construction. He was a superintendent so was super hard on me. Am grateful he was that way because I learned so much. Quick work there as well. Can see you’ve been doing this a while now

😆 Thank you!

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Back in the day when the contractor let us keep the copper we’d clean up for free, but they’ve learned it’s valuable.

Back in the day when the contractor let us keep the copper we’d clean up for free, but they’ve learned it’s valuable.

Should have been forever 7 times. Now I’m a generator technician. People are just happy to have power during a huricane

I have been threatened with being sacked - for pushing some lumber cut offs away from a panel so I could work without standing on top of them. But these days you don’t keep the contractor if you don’t clean up…

Foreal...

That’s is so true, take pride in your work

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Price work if ever I saw it lol

​@@melaniewatson5972 I'd rather have too much than not enough

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It's code now.

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I wish I had the knowledge and flexibility to do such electrical work, I'm too bent out of shape to work as hard. Good work for this technician person, looks like a quality product your building.

@@justinblair75 It's been code for 50 years

Nice! It's too bad though that we cannot actually work at speed 2x.

😂I clean when the job is done

Typical uninformed comment.

Have you actually worked on a construction site? It’s highly in efficient to pickup the debris after each makeup, when you’re done then you sweep and clean.

@Paul A Been on site for about 30 yrs. A general contractor worth his salt will have a dedicated clean-up employee(s). Why should a customer pay skilled-trade wages for the skilled worker to operate a broom, when the same work can be done for 1/3 the cost while the skilled tradesperson can keep creating a profit to justify their wage ? When you get an oil change at the dealer with a complimentary car wash, do you think the ASE mechanic is washing it? In hospitals, different tier work is done by different tier pay. Same is true the world over -- if its well-designed to be fair to the customer.

@@Resistculturaldecline Recently retired electrician myself, 42 years in the field and what you say is 100% accurate. Great add the the conversation!

Youngsters can't be bothered, You try showing them how to wire a star delta starter and when you look up they are playing on their phones. True story.

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You've never been around electricians that get paid by how hard they work then

Always...ALWAYS best to pig tail receptacles. IMO, faster than terminating two hots and two neutrals.

I thought that was code now…

Why would you risk passing the load from the rest of the circuit through the little tab on the recep?

I was gonna same the same thing

I would not use cheap nail on boxes. and always pig tail. but, I did it real fast!

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Thank you! 😊

That means they are not electricians...there is a difference between an industrial electrician and a residential electrician...lots of commercial and industrials couldn't wire a house to save their ass...

@@cceeii24 they have been doing it forever so i know sure they are electrician but i dont think people pay attention to splicing training that much.

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@@cceeii24 idk how u define one but my guess is theres no such training out there as far as i know. If a commercial one can’t wire a house then a residential one cant wire a make up air or a rack control system either. Wires should be curve and put in pull box, junction box in layers so its easy to remove and troubleshoot them.

😄 I love them

Do not criticize her because is a woman 😶

I only criticize the amount of wire shes wasting.. poor planning and calculations

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That's what my father taught me, he said forget the inspector you are the inspector, I've never had any of my work fail an inspection.

@@Cre8tive81 but, ... is a woman, hellooo!!! 😐

So , I'm not the only one who noticed

At around $2 per foot, she wastes 2 bucks of material at every outlet.

Sounds like scrap money to me 🤣

Wire is cheaper than labor

@@rockymountainonlineventure8872 labor plus waste = not a good contracter . JK 😁

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Thank you 👍

I’m guessing she will pig tail them when she installs the device. It’s good practice to not fill the box with the extra material before the drywallers come by and rotizip around it.

Agreed with pigtails at rough in. I always ring out a job before drywall looks like her company skips that step.

Came here for this comment. Pigtails not required, but saves a lot of headache later. The 15amp receptacles generally used shouldn't have all power use downstream running through them

I have literally never seen a single commercial 20a outlet circuit pigtailed. My guess is better “commercial grade” outlets don’t have this issue.

That is called pigtailing, you have three different types of connections stab-lok where you push the wire into the back, side wiring where you have 2 screws on each side of the device, never push wires into the back or use wagos it's a fire hazard I'm going to start taking photos of all the melted boxes and outlets caused by someone using wagos(they may work fine in the UK where they use twice the voltage for receptacles) a screw on the side when tightened correctly will have 1,000lb of Force, a wire nut is the most desirable termination it has a spring inside of it, it will stay tight through expansion and contraction of the conductors, I do custom homes so I pigtail everything , wire nuts for the hot neutral and ground and the three pigtails side wired to the device. Pigtailing is required for all commercial work.

Thank you!

Yea what attachment is that

Too short? Looks like the hot and neutral got a good 12-14 inches after it was trimmed. The pigtail on that ground looks good too. You want more wire than that in the box?

You are lucky to have space for any tails at all. The boxes here in the UK are so ridiculously shallow we are lucky if we can fit more than a couple of inches in there.

RU kidding? Looks like 12" folded back in there.

I know the wire nut is faster but I would've crimped the ground. Makes a lot more room in the box for the outlet.

Code says 6" from the back of the box. She cut her wires much longer

Always!

Electrician here, I carry a bucket around and put rubbish in as I go. You would be impressed.

@Micheal Plater now that's worth a video. I come in after the electricians and sometimes I think they bring trash from home and spread it around.

Gotta always keep a trash bag or a box from the cans

@@shaneallard6008 show me a finish carpenter that isn’t a hack.

So I don't have quality bc I'm fast? Have you seen any of my other videos?

​@@theladyelectrician7476 he never meant to question your quality, he just made a statement of preference, don't put yourself in the line of fire. Awesome work

Thank you! my bad I read that wrong 😅

Same in the auto body industry, if you ain't fast you must not be good. Which I feel is a crock of shit.

@@theladyelectrician7476 You didn't read it wrong. He was trying the only thing he could -think- come up with to disparage you. Goes with the territory. KZfaq has over a billion users. Some of them are bound to be assholes. In my day I was quick but not as quick as you.

🤣 married.

Of course you are lol....just a figure of speech. Kinda 😆

@@joeyG8477 😆

Thank you! 😊

Loved that I need one of those great job 💕

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How much??

I got 30 years of green stickers and go ….

That would be awesome!!

Thank you!

@@theladyelectrician7476 I bet the men on the job have to pick up their pace so not to look bad. I am retired, finished my last couple of years as an electrician. I try to encourage young women to consider becoming electrician’s.

I used to use a kids chair from Walgreens to save on my knees some. 27 years now. Knees hurt, and I can't straiten my right arm anymore thanks to tendentious. Even after most of it as a service electrician. Still hold the record for sales installed in a week at Mr. Electric. Almost 13k. And I was done Wednesday afternoon for the week because they cut me off. We had 23 other techs crying like bitches on my skills selling my own work. They don't call me super gringo para nada!🤣

You ain't Lying!!! In the trade since 1990

@@doncnunez6231 I’ve been a roofer for 2 years I’m only 24 and man my knees are stiff as hell.

Boo 👎 maybe check out some of my other videos before assuming the type of work I do. Thank you 🥰 have a blessed day

@@theladyelectrician7476 I'm glad to see you keep tabs on your site. I respect your passion for the work you do. I also understand that you aren't the one bidding the jobs so you have no input in determining the necessary balance between quality and speed to turn a profit. My comment wasn't so much of an attack on you or how you were trained as it is on the state of the industry. Quality--- irrelevant. Quantity/speed---The ONLY priority. Piece work...fast, faster, fastest....cheap, cheaper, cheapest....drives the industry today. But at what cost? The average homeowner doesnt notice the quality of the electrical work while they're signing their first loan docs. So meticulously creating a top quality end product probably goes completely unnoticed....until it doesnt. The installation time of stapling Romex vs the time to run flex or conduit? Wires being twisted with a screw gun powered nut rather than being twisted or "blended" using linemans pliers first and then nutted by hand afterward? I don't pretend to know how you do all of your work all of the time. I only have the videos you post. You may know how to do things right on jobs where that is a priority. You might know how to scew down connections rather than just doing strip and stab. IDK. What I do know is that when there is a need for speed, corners get cut. The more corners cut, the greater the risk of future catastrophe. Installing electrical quickly can be rewarding but it comes with a high risk and an even higher responsibility. Ultimately, you are the one who has to balance that equation.

@@dalelange845 I hear ya, some of the houses I do the framing is total trash along with other things but even if the house is trash I still wire the same as I would a custom.

This is true

Well put

Knee pads and back brace are worth while purchases, I’m a commercial roofer so I’m on my knees every day as well. My buddy doesn’t use knee pads and his knees have gone purple now from being on them for so long with out them.

Tell me about it I’ve been doing it 25 years my legs hurt everyday .

As a tilesetter, this seems like a half day.

I might need to invest in some

@@theladyelectrician7476 absolutely! I’m only 27 and wish I’d have used these more when I was younger, my knees are shot now from failing to use them

Shes been working on her knees way before this

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Sure she is. She spent an hour setting up that little stunt. Precutting the wire insulation and then faking like she did it inside the box, preloading that cute little wire nut in the drill, setting up the camera, etc. A real electrician doesn't waste time recording the most basic of tasks he performs hundreds of times every week. Because it's a menial task and in no way special enough to record. It's the equivalent of a McDonald's worker making you wait at the window while he sets up the camera to record himself boxing up your French fries.

Thank you so very much! Thank you for watching and thanks for the feedback 😀 I really appreciate it.

She didn’t make any splices and she had a tool to put on wire nuts sad

Except experienced surgeons take their time.

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Thank you!!

Thank you.

Nothing is allowed to be done fast in the powerhouse. NOTHING

🤣🤣 heck yeah!! Are you still doing electrical

Funny 🤣👍🥴😱🌹

Dayum, that’s brutal for all those lil guys out there 🤭

@@Flinn8 spoken like a two inch punisher 💪🏼

No way in hell you work faster as an electrician by sitting on your ass at every outlet

Thank you! 😊

5 gal. bucket

Thank you so much!! ☺️

What a super weird comment.

@@dawndavenport9139 The fact that you cannot appreciate my comment says,” “She has no idea what life requires!” Reach out to me in 10 years, when you are no longer suckling and I will bet your comments will be more like, “I wish someone told me! I wish I listened!” Maybe one day you will figure it out…

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@@theladyelectrician7476 Thanks!

When the boss doesn't want to pay full electrician wage... 😁🤘

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They do. Trust me.

Nobody respects an electrician til the lights go out.

@@jimmyweber8793 unless you work on 220 an up, you’re not even a Sparky do you see plumbers bitching about the plumbers crack stigma?😂😂😂

@stevendude565 good news for you, Amateur, I have worked on lines up to 100k. I have done the work, Ran the work, installed electrical literally around the world. All the way from powerhouses, to a garbage disposal outlet. I have had an electrician license before there was any kind of state license, Certified, educated. Maybe one day you can hold my Kliens, while I take a drink of my coffee. Yes I can still weld my own conduit, etc support structures too.

Gang Gang! Where you at?

Thank you! I think so!

🤣 and from here on out that is what I shall call it!

What’s the technical name for the wire nut screwer onner thing?

And none of them involve cleaning. Lol

so in other words you dislike people that are more skilled than you

@@mavrik9475 stripping the wire inside the box is an inferior method and shows me that you're sloppy at the minimum. Yes, I don't trust you. Sorry to tell you that you're a hack, but that's just true.

Thank you!!

Right , make us nut whenever we want

Thank you!

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Nothing but quality! watch it again, I put the ground and the neutrals to the left 👈 and the hots to the right 👉 folded like an accordion 🪗 just perfect 🥰 so that on trim out it makes for a super easy install and the wire not tangled.

@@theladyelectrician7476 Why pigtail just the ground? No pigtails for the conductors? Or the trim crew does that? More time for that part? Great job by the way, smooth af

@@BtwY No need to pigtail two conductors.

Pigtails on neutral and hot also would be best because a loose connection on outlet when installed later would be a pain to locate and troubleshoot Plus it’s just safer

Egg xactly! Haste makes waste

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Thank you!

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I agree 😉

I don't know what that is. Like ground crimps?

@@theladyelectrician7476 m12 tool I think, sets depth for cable staples

Oh, nope never tried.

Oh dang, I'm not sure how that would work

I do 😊

So I'm not gonna lie.... this shit is funny..

@@chadprice681 what shit?

@@theladyelectrician7476 most electricians DO NOT SWEEP.. I thought the comment I replied to was funny. I'm not quite sure how you didn't know the "shit"I was talking about being a woman. I'm sure you deal with it on a daily basis. Not saying it's right just funny.

@@chadprice681🤣 I gotcha! When I clicked the notification it only showed your message not the one you commented on... yes I get it alot, did you know that they only make brooms for women?😆

so it doesn't pull out of the box, and to pass inspection