How familiar are you with underground wiring?
Experience with underground wiring may or may not be a requirement for this position, so be sure to refer to the job posting or the company website to see if underground wiring is a required skill. If you have experience with underground wiring, discuss how many months or years of experience you have. Also, mention any formal training or certificates you possess in underground wiring. If you are unfamiliar with underground wiring, let the interviewer know you are willing and eager to take any training required for the position.
"Just last year, I started working with underground wiring. My employer put me through the Underground Electrical Distribution System training at our local vocational school. I have learned a lot in the past year, but I am still learning to this day."
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Anonymous Answer
I have 10 plus years installing and troubleshooting underground wire. I safely managed to repair the underground wire and properly use our underground troubleshooting equipment to reduce outage time.
Stephanie's Feedback
This response really highlights your experience with underground wire. My only suggestion for improvement is to add a closing sentence to round out your response. For example: "I am highly experienced with underground wiring and feel very confident in this area."
Anonymous Answer
My experience with underground is from what I've learned through school which is both single-phase and 3 phase circuits.
Stephanie's Feedback
This is a great start, but I suggest developing this answer a bit more. What have you learned about this process? Also, if your current experience in this area is limited, you may wish to add a closing sentence which highlights your interest in continuing your learning in this area.
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