The role of the electrician fitter in the workshop:
- It cables cabinets or enclosures using electric wires or cables that cut, strip, screw, tin or fixes using plugs
He measures and cuts cadmium or aluminum steel profiles that he then bolts to make cable trays, supports or frames.
- The role of the electrician fitter on a construction site:
- It is in coordination with the structural work, incorporates the sheaths and the electric boxes in the partitions or places them on the slabs before pouring the concrete
- He bolts the cable trays on their supports which are previously bolted on metal frames (factory) or sealed in the masonry (basements or ceilings of buildings)
- He pulls, as a team, the big cables wound on reels manually or with the winch
- Inside the buildings, he draws the wires manually through the ducts or in the case of a false ceiling; he fixes them on cable trays or directly on the walls. He then puts the fuse boxes, the sockets, and the switches and finally he makes the connections