Which way to improve the skills of the electrician on duty?

If you want to improve your electrician skills, I personally feel that you have to rely on the following aspects:

1.Learn more about the theoretical knowledge of electrical-related aspects, which is the foundation, and you can know your own practice, such as electrician basics, electronic technology, power dragging, factory power transformation and distribution, and computer-related knowledge.

2.More hands-on, more practice, and the accumulation of long-term practical experience in order to improve their skills3Constantly summarize their knowledge and experience.

If you are engaged in a related field, if you have a lot of time, it is recommended to enroll in relevant electrician training courses, junior, high, technician, all levels, a combination of theory and practice. It helps to improve your skills.

1. Regular training (theory + practice).

2. Skilled electrician belt (learning experience).

3. Practical operation simulation (independent operation).

Staffing:

1) 35kV and above enterprise substation (distribution) station, should be equipped with full-time operation duty electricians according to the four-duty three-shift system, at least two people per shift, by the more skilled people to serve as positive values.

2) 10kV capacity of 630kVA and above or there are high-voltage distribution devices of the substation (distribution) should have a full-time operation duty electrician on duty 24 hours a day, two people per shift.

3) 10kV capacity below 630kva substation (distribution) station, according to the production of the unit to determine the shift on duty and equipped with the operation of the electrician on duty, at least one person per shift. At least two people at the time of operation.

Spend a few thousand dollars to buy a high-pressure, low-voltage book, and you're good to go. Then stay in the basement distribution room. You can do it if you have it. Laws and regulations are only superficial. This job is security. It's just that I feel like I can fit some.

High-voltage electrician on duty: just in the substation, inspection, testing, maintenance, repair, etc.

Differences: One is the employment certificate (Safety Supervision Bureau) and the other is the qualification certificate, which is common throughout the country.

The high-voltage electrician on duty must have the "high-voltage network access permit", which is commonly known as the high-voltage certificate, which is now under the management of the Provincial Electricity Regulatory Bureau. I just took a test in Zhejiang last year, the tuition fee is more than 2,000, the tuition fee is subject to the locality, there are also free, and there are subsidies, the main role of the certificate is to prove that there is a high-pressure operation qualification.

This question is very simple, come to me directly, only really.

If the 35kv substation has 1 incoming line, 1 person is required to be on duty. Please take a look at the new high-voltage training book in Shanghai 2011, which has specific regulations.

The main responsibilities of the on-duty personnel of the substation are: to carry out the operation of the reverse gate according to the dispatching instructions, to inspect the equipment on time, to find defects and hidden dangers in time, and to deal with accidents.

In terms of the number of people, the following aspects are mainly considered: the number of equipment, the size and area (the time required for one inspection), the importance of the load, the frequency of operations, and the requirements of the labor law on the weekly working hours. Generally, there are at least three shifts for every three to four people, with a minimum of two people.

A more reasonable arrangement is that four shifts are carried out in three shifts, one shift is on duty, one shift is prepared for shifts, and two shifts are rested.