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Hosted by Electrician U · EN-US · 200 episodes
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Electrician U is a learning and teaching platform that explains all components, theory, and ideology behind being an electrician. If you’re looking to figure out "what is a capacitor, how does induction work, how do I bend 3/4" rigid conduit" – all of these topics will be covered. This is for electricians or anyone in the electrical trade. Also check out ElectricianU.com for more content.
Electrician U hosts Electrician U, a education show with 200 episodes published.
After getting a message from a former apprentice who just passed his journeyman exam, the conversation turns into a straight talk on what you owe the people coming up behind you: be a teacher, stay a student, and remembe
The electrical community can be a force for good, or a place where we shred each other over methods, brands, and code takes. Today I’m asking us to slow down and look at why we react the way we do. ⚡ From regional practi
In this episode, we sit down with two heavyweights in the electrical code world: Kyle Krueger , Executive Director of Codes and Standards at NECA , and Chad Kennedy , Director of Industry Standards at Schneider Electric
Dustin and Drake sit down with Scott Tecson from Milwaukee to talk about the company’s hands-on approach to solving the skilled trades shortage. From hosting events for high schoolers to partnering with STEM schools and
Dustin talks to Jack from Milwaukee Tool about how a rough prototype tested on a busy jobsite turned into the M18 Conduit Bender, a tool built to cut scrap, speed training, and keep bends consistent across the crew. Jack
In this episode, Dustin shares a humbling story about replacing a ceiling fan in a two-story entryway with a 22-foot ceiling. He explains how relying on old methods with a Baker scaffold left him feeling motion sick, uns
Starting your own electrical business? This episode breaks down everything that went into the first month of launching a new company, from setting up Google listings and building a website to burning money on lead gen se
I fired a pool company, and it wasn’t because of bad work. It was because they failed at the one thing every service professional needs to get right: follow through. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, and other tradespe
Drake and Dustin open up about the power of self-awareness and the often-overlooked impact of unchecked thoughts. They explore how internal narratives, daily frustrations, and conditioned behaviors can shape your reality
Dustin and Drake unpack how mentors, teachers, and journeymen shape the paths of those entering the electrical trade. They share personal stories of inspiration and discouragement, digging into how one bad leader can der
Dustin talks with Sean Samson about how electrical contractors can break past the million-dollar ceiling by shifting from a transactional model to one driven by recurring service contracts. Sean explains how most contrac
In this episode, Dustin and Drake break down the myth of mastery and why real masters never stop learning. They share personal stories from the field, talk about how comfort can kill creativity, and challenge electrician
It’s about what it really takes to be a present, reliable tradesperson and a present, reliable parent. In this episode, Drake and Dustin get personal about what it means to raise kids while working full-time in the trade
Are you considering starting or switching to a career as an electrician? Can you actually afford to make the leap? In this episode, we break down the financial realities of entering the trade, from low apprentice wages t
Dustin and Drake go live to answer some of the most common and ridiculous questions they’ve heard from apprentices. From whether you can wear sandals on the job to why cheap tools are a bad idea, they cover real-life wor
Dustin and Drake go live to tackle the everyday challenges service electricians face when homeowners call with mysterious electrical problems. From flickering lights and half-powered houses to hidden GFCIs and buzzing pa
Dustin and Drake talk about the sudden (temporary 🤞) loss of their YouTube channel and the impact it has on their business. They share insights on handling unexpected setbacks, staying calm under pressure, and finding s
In this episode, Dustin explores what it takes to become an electrician, offering valuable insights into the realities of the trade. He covers everything from union and nonunion paths to the importance of work ethic and
Dustin breaks down the complex nature of electricity, exploring its essence as the interaction of charged particles. From defining voltage and current to debunking myths about frequencies and health, this episode dives i
Continuing the conversation from the last episode, Dustin Stelzer addresses a critical topic for apprentices and journeymen alike: borrowing tools. Drawing from his own experiences, Dustin highlights the frustrations cau
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