Job interview question

[Gktssm]

Hi everyone,

I have completed 2365 L3 couple of months ago and now finally arranged an interview with a big company. Please could anyone tell me what sort of questions should I expect?

Thank you.

 

[Ste69]

Hi everyone,

I have completed 2365 L3 couple of months ago and now finally arranged an interview with a big company. Please could anyone tell me what sort of questions should I expect?

Thank you.

Big company?....what line of electrical work is it? domestic, industrial, building/commercial.......what level are you going for? mate, assistant, electrician, trainee.

cheers

 

[Ste69]

safe isolation is a safe bet for all of the above.......so memorise correct procedure for single and 3 phase isolation.

 

[Guest111]

They may ask you what you know about the company,nothing at all ,is never the right answer so try and find out a bit about them,when they started for example.

 

[ian.settle1]

safe isolation is a safe bet for all of the above.......so memorise correct procedure for single and 3 phase isolation.

And don't say by pushing the button on a RCD, if it doesn't trip then the circuit is dead.

 

[Farmelectrics]

never had any questions asked to me send your cv in show your jib card start if your no good they let you no

 

[7029 dave]

As mentioned do some research on the company.

 

[Pete999]

Leave yer phone at home

 

[Farmelectrics]

or walk in with reqs under your arm

 

[Gktssm]

Big company?....what line of electrical work is it? domestic, industrial, building/commercial.......what level are you going for? mate, assistant, electrician, trainee.

cheers

its actually electrical apprenticeship. Domestic and commercial properties.

 

[Gktssm]

Hi all,
Thanks for the answers. I just wanna share something with you could you plz shed some light on it. I have read the jobs role which says that i will be working with plumbers, electricians, plumbers, gas engineers, and A/C engineers, become a multi-skilled engineer and large range of HVAC experience will be gained.
I would like to know what I will be at the end? An electrician or HVAC engineer?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Silly Sausage]

Hi all,
Thanks for the answers. I just wanna share something with you could you plz shed some light on it. I have read the jobs role which says that i will be working with plumbers, electricians, plumbers, gas engineers, and A/C engineers, become a multi-skilled engineer and large range of HVAC experience will be gained.
I would like to know what I will be at the end? An electrician or HVAC engineer?

Thanks in advance.

Neither!

By the sound of it, you'll be a HVAC Technician

 

[davesparks]

Hi all,
Thanks for the answers. I just wanna share something with you could you plz shed some light on it. I have read the jobs role which says that i will be working with plumbers, electricians, plumbers, gas engineers, and A/C engineers, become a multi-skilled engineer and large range of HVAC experience will be gained.
I would like to know what I will be at the end? An electrician or HVAC engineer?

Thanks in advance.

You can't be an engineer unless you attend university and get yourself a degree in engineering

 

[Farmelectrics]

you could sex your title up though and call yourself an fm engineer plenty of others doing so good luck

 

[Engineer54]

Ask them what City & Guilds course(s) you will be enrolled in as part of your apprenticeship?? That will basically tell you what sort of technical path you'll be following... Being a multi skilled tradesman in this day and age isn't a bad thing at all, though It maybe, not to your own liking or your interest.