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Old 05-11-2013, 01:23 PM   #6506 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ View Post
I am surprised they get you to do that, you do maintenance right? Most companies would contract that out to prevent liability issues and to get some what of a warranty on the work. Either way doesn't sound fun 750' is a long wire pull.

Today I am installing a conveyor and some lighting above it
It depends, my boss has been an electrician for like 20 something years, so when he got promoted and I took his spot he made me aware that's what he wanted me to become. I'm learning and maintaining all the electrical systems of the mall. Sometimes if something is a real PITA we'll call a company out to handle it, but this wasn't really too bad. I didn't actually pull 750' of new wire, it was existing, but the feed had been cut by contractors building out the new Sports Authority store. The feed came up in a junction box and then went right back down and over to the lights I needed to supply. I simply ran the flex line from the pole to the Jbox with the appropriate wiring and hooked it up for 480v 3 phase. It looked worse than what it was lol, just a mass of wires. These light poles are always a mess. The working is like 40 years old, so anytime we have a lightening storm we have to rewire stuff cause the lines fry lol.


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