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Join us in celebrating our 100th episode of the Lighting Controls Podcast! In this special milestone episode, we welcome Craig DiLouie from the Lighting Controls Association and Alexa Berger from NEMA to discuss the future of lighting education, workforce development, and technological innovation in lighting controls. We explore the transition from Education Express to the new NEMA Academy, an all-in-one platform for industry professionals to access high-quality education and training. Plus, we dive into the evolving landscape of lighting controls, from wireless systems to AI integration and the growing demand for electrical professionals in the industry. Big thanks to our sponsor MaxLite and to the Lighting Controls Association and NAILD for making the 100th episode possible!
Thomas Nagy and Paul Meenan talk to Electrical Contractor, Callum Biscoe about his aims to help raise £100,000 for his local boxing club. Callum shares his experiences in the trade and talks about why he's decided to try and help out the club. If you can help or would like to donate, please do - https://bbch.org.uk/
(00:00:00) Electrical Contractor Business Benchmarks w Josh Bone, ELECTRI International (00:05:28) Project Basics (00:15:31) Evolution of an EC Business (00:23:17) Project Progress (00:32:16) Who is This For? (00:33:19) What to Measure in Business? (00:38:22) Passion for the Industry Business financial and operation benchmarks are invaluable as you look to improve your business numbers and service levels. However, if you're an electrical contractor or data/comm installer, how do you find numbers that relate to your industry?I spoke with Josh Bone, Executive Director at ELECTRI International, about a new project to create a repository of benchmarking data that will be available to contractors for free. We discuss the design of the project and how the data will help contractors understand their businesses for better management and financial success.ELECTRI International is a non-profit research organization focused on the electrical and comm/data side of construction.Thank you for listening and please take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review our show on your favorite app.To get a hold of us here at Keepin' The Lights On, please email: podcast@graybar.comWatch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/JkEiv3FKFdwTo reach Josh Bone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshbone/Learn more about Electri International: https://www.electri.org/Find the free Electri International research reports: https://www.electri.org/research-overview/research/Get engaged in the latest research: https://www.electri.org/research-overview/electri-research-engagement-hub/Drago's Seafood New Orleans: https://www.dragosrestaurant.com/
Michael Wesa is a seasoned leader with over 20 years of experience in the construction industry. He spearheaded the growth of MKD Electric, a leading national industrial electrical contractor founded in Illinois, driving the company's expansion from $10 million to $150 million in revenue before a successful exit. Throughout his career at MKD, Michael gained hands-on experience through various roles, including Apprentice Electrician, Operations Manager, Business Development Manager, CFO, Vice President, and ultimately, President. During his time at MKD, Michael identified a need for a specialized, high-touch service provider in construction staffing and recruiting. This insight led him to establish Leapros, a full-service national staffing and recruiting agency. Following his exit from MKD Electric, he now serves as the CEO of Leapros, guiding its growth and operations.Michael holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from DePaul University and an MBA from Northern Illinois University, combining practical industry expertise with strong a strong entrepreneurial spirit to drive successful business outcomes. Michael has also been a member of ABC for many years and has been proud to serve in many capacities. Michael Wesa - https://www.leapros.com/Comment your thoughts below and don't forget to like, SHARE, and subscribe!Sign up for Dillon Mitchell's Straight Shooting Construction Letterhttp://kowabungastudios.hubspotpagebuilder.com/constructionletterConnect with Dillon MitchellLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dillon-mitchell-kowabungastudios/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dillonAMitchell Kowabunga Studios - https://www.kowabungastudios.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kowabungastudios/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kowabungastudiosWant to speed up your Revit production and take your time back?https://www.kowabungastudios.com/products/
Rachael and Greg are back in Indiana on a late holiday visit and after hearing tall tales of the trade we decided to welcome, Rachael's very own Father In-Law - Mike Hunter onto the podcast to tell us about some of the scariest moments he experienced as a High Voltage electrician during his 37 year career. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Have you ever wondered how to level up your electrical contracting business to be a multi million dollar business. Sean, from Sean Samson Training https://www.seansamsontraining.com for giving us his expertise and knowledge on different ways to help reach multi million dollar sales! Are you an Electrical Contractor or want to be one, use the links below to up your business today! Some links are affiliate links that support the channel. Sign up for one on one coaching from me "The 360 Electrician" here: https://forms.gle/6PnKLG3qi99tiP6h6 The best all-around electrical software to run your business - Jobber https://go.getjobber.com/the360electrician Make sure you have the right coverage for your electrical business with NEXT insurance - https://nextinsurance.sjv.io/T360E Level up your business with The Ultimate Guide to Marketing For Electrical Contractors http://the360electrician.com join Connect with us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the360electrician Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/the360electrician TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@the360electrician LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-goldalian-a4a40a248/ #servicecontracts #contractortraining #electriciantraining #seansamsontrainging #sellingmoreelectricalwork #sellingyourelectricalbusiness #howtoscale #electricalcontractor #the360Electrician #howtobeanelectricain *This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. Any advice is strictly the opinion of the channel. Always seek a licensed professional in your city and state for legal and accounting advice. Never perform any electrical work without the proper license and training in your jurisdiction. Some links are affiliate links. See our terms and conditions on our website www.The360Electrician.com
This week, James and JB tackle the challenges of a £25k/month electrical contractor held back by fear of hiring and borrowing money. They'll discuss how to overcome these fears, build a team, and unlock the next stage of growth for the business. Welcome to the Business Broadcast Podcast! Each week James brings on the show an entrepreneur who shares their biggest challenges and struggles in business. James coaches the business owner through these challenges by asking those hard hitting questions in order to get to the bottom of these problems and help the business owner soar to success. Find out more from Sam here: Www.avonelectrical.co.uk Sign up to my weekly newsletter 'The James Sinclair Letter' here: https://www.jamessinclair.net/the-letter Find out your Entrepreneurial DNA and take our '8 Traits of the Greats' Quiz: https://jamessinclair.scoreapp.com Try Entrepreneurs University 14 Day FREE Trial Here ► https://jamessinclair.net/entrepreneurs-university-free-trial/ Get your tickets to our next event here ► https://www.jamessinclair.net/events Apply to be on my podcast here ► https://jamessinclair.net/podcasts/ Watch the podcast on YouTube ► https://www.youtube.com/@jamessinclairspodcast
Episode #109 of Electrical Wholesaling's Today's Electrical Economy podcast series explores the nation's fastest-growing contractor and industrial markets and the South Atlantic Region. Sponsored by Champion Fiberglass.
I believe one way to keep the energy and productivity up in a company is to spend time ensuring your culture is strong. In this episode I speak with, Mica Ashmore, Strategic Business Integration Manager with Alterman Electric. He shares ideas on ways to create a culture of engagement, empowerment, and accountability. Thank you for listening and please take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review our show on your favorite app.To get a hold of us here at Keepin' The Lights On, please email: podcast@graybar.comYouTube Version: https://youtu.be/XNIdo1IhOUATo reach Mica Ashmore on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mica-ashmore-69218050/Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Continuous Improvement, Organization Development, Strategic Alignment, and Change ManagementLearn more about Alterman: https://goalterman.com/Taqueria Jalisco #9: https://taqueriajalisco9.com/Fun fact, the reason for the “#9” is because there are several other restaurants (haha, at least 8 others at a minimum) with the same name, but since they are separate owners, for registration/tax purposes, they have to designate a difference in name, thus the number.What does continuous improvement mean to you? Article from “The Fabricator” publication, written by Jeff Sipes, one of my Lean Six Sigma Black Belt instructors from Villanova University https://www.thefabricator.com/thefabricator/article/shopmanagement/what-does-continuous-improvement-mean-to-you-What is Lean? Another great resource from Paul Akers (Author of “2-Second Lean”); found this to be a great practical resource for lean adoption, as he taps into culture a lot. https://paulakers.net/what-is-leanCompany Culture is Everyone's Responsibility This HBR article touches on the question in our chat about how all levels of an organization impact culture https://hbr.org/2021/02/company-culture-is-everyones-responsibilityStratified Systems Theory (SST) A little on the detailed side, but early in the article, it provides a great overview of what SST is and the various roles/responsibilities of each organizational tier https://www.cognadev.com/blog_040.html#:~:text=Elliott%20Jaques%20proposed%20the%20Stratified,span%20of%20the%20work%20involved.
How do you start to take on larger and more ambitious projects? How do you get your costs right and avoid taking on too much risk? And what are the rewards for doing so? Robin Clevett is joined by Mike Pawley from the Mayflower Group to discuss financing larger scale projects and show regular, Jack Auletta tells the story of how he went from Electrical Contractor to taking on larger scale building work
Listen as Paul Abernathy, CEO, and Founder of Electrical Code Academy, Inc., the leading electrical educator in the country, discusses electrical code, electrical trade, and electrical business-related topics to help electricians maximize their knowledge and industry investment.In this episode, Paul will tackle 12 things that he thinks electrical contractors can do to introduce new business ideas into their business. Helping you increase your income and growth as a contractor is what this episode is all about.If you are looking to learn more about the National Electrical Code, for electrical exam preparation, or to better your knowledge of the NEC then visit https://fasttraxsystem.com for all the electrical code training you will ever need by the leading electrical educator in the country with the best NEC learning program on the planet.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/master-the-nec-podcast--1083733/support.
Listen as Paul Abernathy, CEO, and Founder of Electrical Code Academy, Inc., the leading electrical educator in the country, discusses electrical code, electrical trade, and electrical business-related topics to help electricians maximize their knowledge and industry investment.In this episode, Paul will tackle 12 things that he thinks electrical contractors can do to introduce new business ideas into their business. Helping you increase your income and growth as a contractor is what this episode is all about.If you are looking to learn more about the National Electrical Code, for electrical exam preparation, or to better your knowledge of the NEC then visit https://fasttraxsystem.com for all the electrical code training you will ever need by the leading electrical educator in the country with the best NEC learning program on the planet.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/electrify-electrician-podcast--4131858/support.
Every other year, Electrical Contractor Magazine conducts a survey of its reader base to get a better understanding of the state of the Electrical Contractor. In this episode Andre Klee and Julie Mazur, from EC Magazine, share an overview of the trends they've seen from this year's survey.You'll learn what projects dominated their schedules, the change in the size of their businesses, and what is important to them as they train their teams for the future. Thank you for listening and please take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review our show on your favorite app.To get a hold of us here at Keepin' The Lights On, please email: podcast@graybar.comTo watch the video version: https://youtu.be/5jmXSIpCxEw The 2024 Profile can be found here: https://www.ecmag.com/magazine/articles/article-detail/2024-profile-of-the-electrical-contractorFind Andrea on LinkedIn and at andrea.klee@necanet.org.Find Julie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julie-mazur-40981298/ Learn more about the profile: https://www.ecmag.com/market-research/profileVilla Maya: https://villamayarestaurant.com/Albi: https://www.albidc.com/Pujol: https://pujol.com.mx/eng/Ambar: https://ambarrestaurant.com/capitol-hill-dc/
This installment of The Axis Effect features Haim Attias, Founder & President of Light and Green, Inc. Not only do they act as North America's premier manufacturer of plaster LED architectural lighting fixtures- although it exports to over 80 countries- Light and Green also focuses on delivering its products to be as sustainable and environmentally friendly as possible. Impressively, that goal does not affect their production scale, producing over 12,000 units daily. With over 18 years as the President and Electrical Contractor at Alon Energy, Attias's hands-on experience led him perfectly to his current role as he watches Light and Green continue to grow its scale while reducing its costs every day. Attias discusses his background, how his experiences perfectly fit him into his industry, the importance of leadership, his love of architectural design, and how Light and Green's products contribute to the different locations where they are installed. To learn more, tune in to “Trailblazing the Convergence of Light Technology.”
Electrical Contractor construction technology and software have come a long way since its earliest days. The companies providing the services are doing a better job of learning from the industry and designing solutions that are helping ECs get their jobs done more efficiently. I was fortunate to sit with Nate Tockerman, Structshare's Director of Partnerships, at the most recent NECA convention. He shared with me what he's learned moving from working for an electrical contractor to working in construction tech and software. To get a hold of us here at Keepin' The Lights On, please email: podcast@graybar.comTo reach Nate on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nate-tockerman-a541b890/Learn the latest about Structshare: https://structshare.com/Monterrey Fish House: https://montereyfishhouse.com/Mission Ranch: https://www.missionranchcarmel.com/restaurant.htmYouTube: https://youtu.be/yazwcOAgZmM
Want to learn about lighting controls technology and applications? The Lighting Controls Association is offering that FOR FREE! Go to https://aboutlightingcontrols.org/EducationExpress. But, before you do, check out this episode with Craig DiLouie, Education Director at the association. Craig explains that the LCA has educated up to 46,000 students with over a million learning hours. Jump in and get some letters behind your name. Craig DiLouie, LC, CLCP is a journalist and educator in the lighting industry and serves as education director for the Lighting Controls Association, a council of NEMA dedicated to educating the public about lighting control technology and application. He is also lighting columnist for tED Magazine and Electrical Contractor.
A shock survey this week reveals the true cost of jobs for friends and family……the taxman names and shames an electrical contractor who he says is refusing to pay his taxes……and, the big radial or ring debate. Where do YOU stand?Welcome to Electrical News Weekly in association with The Electric Heating Company whether you're listening in the van, on site, or down at the wholesale counter.============================================Time Stamps ⏱00:00 Electrical Industry News - Monday 18th December00:35 Electricians lose on average £1400 per year doing work for free01:44 Electrical Contractor named by HMRC for unpaid tax02:12 Home batteries will be subject to VAT relief in certain scenarios02:39 Get into battery installation with these new courses03:15 Solar panels are also getting a boost from the Govt03:48 Scientists break world record for solar panel efficiency04:15 Another game changing technology for solar panel installers04:34 A heated debate - ring or radial?05:36 Last week's question of the week06:09 We're in the market for your stories06:47 Thanks to our premium partners============================================Show Notes
In this episode, we're discussing marketing for new electrical contractors. Specifically listing your business on Google with @Bigwestmarketingmt . We'll be covering topics like what to include in your marketing plan, and how to market your business online. If you're looking to start a new business in the electrical industry, then this episode is a must-listen! We'll discuss everything you need to know about marketing your business as a new electrical contractor, from start to finish. Let us help you get started on the right path! Get $250 off all of Big West Marketing Web packages. Just go to www.bigwestmarketing.com/360 Watch the video version on our YouTube channel - https://youtu.be/8-Uu5wxuYbk Are you an Electrical Contractor or want to be one, use the links below to up your business today! Some links are affiliate links that support the channel. Level up your business with The Ultimate Guide to Marketing For Electrical Contractors http://the360electrician.com Click on Store! Sign up for one on one coaching from me "The 360 Electrician" here: https://forms.gle/6PnKLG3qi99tiP6h6 Check out our Cargo Van setup videos and head here to Ranger Design to put your dream Van together - https://bit.ly/3OM6RKg Join this channel to get access to perks. 480v members enjoy a private monthly live session, join now! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvzwdmGkt6E4TaCfthyQMrw/join Connect with us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/the360electrician TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@the360electrician Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the360electrician LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-goldalian-a4a40a248/
Most associations have an internal group that focuses on political advocacy. To learn a bit more about this side of the National Electrical Contractor Association, I asked Marco Giamberardino, NECA Senior Vice President of Government and Public Affairs, if he would spend a few minutes educating us on how he spends his days as an association lobbyist.I met Marco at the NECA convention, so you will hear some of the background sounds of a convention setting. We recorded this in September of 2023 so a few of the topics discussed have resolved in one way or other, but I still wanted to share his thought process and how he views government operations in relation to the construction industry.In addition to lobbying, Marco supervises numerous program areas, including advocacy, political fundraising, communications, marketing, and ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR magazine. Marco has been an active trade association professional and advocacy expert for over 30 years.Marco was recognized as a Top Lobbyist for 2022 by the National Institute for Lobbying & Ethics. Thank you for listening and please take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review our show on your favorite app.To get a hold of us here at Keepin' The Lights On, please email: podcast@graybar.comTo reach Marco on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcogo/ To see the work NECA conducts in Government Affairs: https://www.necanet.org/programs/government-affairs/overview
There are governing bodies that develop building codes to dictate how a house is built and what is installed to ensure the safety of homeowners. In addition, the National Electrical Code (US) and the Canadian Electrical Code focus on the safety of electrical installations. Always hire a licensed electrical contractor for any electrical work you're doing in the house. Why? Because they are the experts and can help make sure everything is done safely, to code, and know to pull the needed permits. Do you know where in your house you should have GFCIs? Do you need to replace your knob and tube wiring? An electrician will have the answers. In this podcast episode, I'm joined by Erik Drost, Loyalty Manager, Eaton USA as we talk about Electric Codes vs. building codes, the difference in codes between the US and Canada, and doing electrical work safely. We also talk about how to find a Licensed Electrical Contractor and what the ECCN is. Plus, we have a few shocks and laughs looking at the electrical fails that you've sent in. Tune in to find out all about it.
In this episode, our host Gareth McGlynn caught up with Clay Young, an electrical contractor from Falcon Electrical Contractors, based in Dallas, Texas. Their insightful discussion dives deep into the intricacies of the construction world, emphasizing the importance of collaboration. Here's what they covered: Preconstruction Services in General Contracting Preconstruction Services from the Subcontractor side How do you reduce errors during estimating? Do not enter hard numbers. Processes equals technology. Reviewing subcontractor quotes. Study the pre-build schedule. Include operations. 4. Mitigation of Risk: How can this be done? 5. Early Collaboration in Projects - FREECON Stay connected with our host and guest: Gareth McGlynn's LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/garethmcglynn/ Clay Young's LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/clay-young-cep-4168aa143/
In this episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor, I take a break from talking about being a contractor and focus on “the life.” We tend to think of influencers as a specific type of job or title meaning you have a lot of followers on social media. The fact is, we are all influencers and we are all being influenced in some way. As a leader in your community, you are an influence on everyone around you. And as someone who is around other people and who consumes any kind of media, you are being influenced. In this episode, I want you to take a serious look at what is influencing you, and whether or not that influence helps you. Watch this episode to become a better leader by having a better understanding of what an influencer is.
In this episode: Christi and Angela speak with Deborah Bradley from DBC (Deborah Bradley Construction) a full-service General Contractor, Electrical Contractor, and Construction Management Consultant, specializing in site and civil contracting, electrical power and communications, and building interiors. Deborah is committed to teaching and mentoring young women entering the construction industry as well as helping other small M/WBE firms grow and prosper. Deborah had a rocky start on her journey to start her own construction company but overcame many obstacles and she shares her tips for others that may be in similar situations. There is a lot of great information in this episode. If you are attempting to start or grow your own company, you will want to listen to this podcast. Check it out!The Investor Friendly Real Estate AgentWelcome to the Investor Friendly Real Estate Agent Podcast where we look at real...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show
Find More Episodes on PCA Overdrive: https://www.pcaoverdrive.org/service-legend-pod Become a PCA Member: https://www.pcapainted.org/membership-resources/ In this episode, we're joined by Joe Crisara, America's HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Contractor "Service Sales Coach." With his unique coaching style and emphasis on trust and exceptional customer service, Joe has made a significant impact in the home service industry. Join us as we explore his journey, principles, and actionable strategies to elevate your sales game and thrive in the business. Tune in to the ServiceLegend Podcast for valuable insights from Joe Crisara, the expert in service sales.
On this episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor, I take a break from talking about business and instead focus on another important aspect of having a happy and fulfilling life that most people don't talk about: being a better man. Being a better man often means resisting the urge to be the “bigger man.” We do this constantly without realizing it, which is why it's so important to become aware of your own patterns and triggers. Often, to be the better man, you have to learn to let go of your need to be the “bigger man.” This episode will show you why and how.
So you finally got your contractors license and now need some employees for your growing business. Where can you turn to for help and what kind of paperwork should you consider when you hire new electricians? Are you an Electrical Contractor or want to be one, use the links below to up your business today! Some links are affiliate links that support the channel. Level up your business with The Ultimate Guide to Marketing For Electrical Contractors http://the360electrician.com Click on Store! Sign up for one on one coaching from me "The 360 Electrician" here: https://forms.gle/6PnKLG3qi99tiP6h6 Check out our Cargo Van setup videos and head here to Ranger Design to put your dream Van together - https://bit.ly/3OM6RKg The best all-around electrical software to run your business - Field Pulse https://www.fieldpulse.com?lmref=Nf-qLw Join our YouTube channel to get access to perks. 480v members enjoy a private monthly live session, join now! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvzwdmGkt6E4TaCfthyQMrw/joi Connect with us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/the360electrician TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@the360electrician Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the360electrician #electrician #electricalcode #nec #electricalcontracto #RyanJackson #electricalpodcast #electricianpodcast #youtubepodcast
This week, we have Uncle Joe Crisara on the podcast! If you're unfamiliar with Uncle Joe, he is America's HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Contractor "Service Sales Coach" at Service MVP. With over 40 years of experience, he's dedicated to helping HVAC businesses excel and perform at the highest level! In this episode, we will talk about why HVAC businesses should prioritize CSR training, the important advantages of business coaching, and the one question he wishes people would ask him more but they don't!If you're looking to get valuable tips and lessons to apply to your business, then this episode is for YOU! Get your drinks and join the conversation!Predict the future, in terms of running a business, what things do you think will not change in the next 100 years?What do you think most companies are failing at when it comes to the customer experience?Would you recommend that a company prioritize calls to certain comfort advisors in the office, or how would you organize that?Prioritizing calls: If you've got a team of 5 techs and 3 advisors, if there's a tech on a call are they dedicated to those five people, or would you rather the best one take the call?What are your thoughts regarding online pricing transparency for systems?Find Joe :On The Web: https://www.servicemvp.com/pages/become-a-memberOn The Web: https://www.contractorselling.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeAreServiceMVPTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@puremotivejoeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTq0afoh8roeYNFEYo_R9FQTwitter: https://twitter.com/JoeCrisaraVia Email: joe@servicemvp.comJoin Our Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hvacrevealedPresented By On Purpose Media: https://www.onpurposemedia.caFor HVAC Internet Marketing reach out to us at info@onpurposemedia.ca or 888-428-0662Sponsored By: Chiirp: https://chiirp.com/hssr Profit Rocket: https://callprofitrocket.com
Had a great time with Daniel over at The Field Pulse Podcast. We really got into sales, business and why I chose them as my software provider, and eventually they sponsored my channel. If your an electrician dreaming of getting your contractors license or already an electrical contractor then this podcast is an eye opener to help you start, grow and build an amazing business that let's you live the lifestyle you desire. Are you an Electrical Contractor or want to be one, use the links below to up your business today! Some links are affiliate links that support the channel. Level up your business with The Ultimate Guide to Marketing For Electrical Contractors http://the360electrician.com Click on Store! Sign up for one on one coaching from me "The 360 Electrician" here: https://forms.gle/6PnKLG3qi99tiP6h6 Check out our Cargo Van setup videos and head here to Ranger Design to put your dream Van together - https://bit.ly/3OM6RKg Get electrical parts for 20% off your first order at Garvin Industries- Use this link to sign up and enjoy 20% off your entire first order using coupon code (360GARVIN) The best all-around electrical software to run your business - Field Pulse https://www.fieldpulse.com?lmref=Nf-qLw Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the360electrician Connect with us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/the360electrician TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@the360electrician
Michael McDonnell is an Electrical Contractor at Light It Up Electric. Originally from Aspen, Colorado, he moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma, during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode… As a landlord, understanding and upgrading your home's electrical system is imperative. Many older properties contain aluminum or copper wiring, which can cause safety hazards if outlets and circuits are overburdened. So what should you know about your property's electricity, and how can you maintain it appropriately? As a skilled electrical contractor, Michael McDonnell has witnessed his fair share of blown circuits and frayed wiring. He notes that a single circuit in an old home cannot withstand the influx of new appliances in various outlets, leading to frequently tripped breakers and expensive damage like burned panels. Replacing outdated panels ensures safety and mitigates unnecessary maintenance. Although licensed, electricians often lack adequate knowledge of electrical systems and perform surface-level repairs. Electrical contractors can rewire a house with updated wiring to comply with state codes and educate homeowners about the appropriate outlets to plug in their appliances, ultimately reducing costs. Mat Zalk sits down with Michael McDonnell, Electrical Contractor at Light It Up Electric, in this episode of The Same Day Podcast to talk about the characteristics of electrical systems. Michael explains why property owners should upgrade their electrical panels, the ideal location for a GFCI receptacle, and when to transition from overhead to underground power.
I had a blast being a guest on The Modern Electrician podcast with Josh and Doug. These guys are some of the coolest, chilliest, and most down-to-earth people in the trade. They run a small electrical contracting business, but they have a big reach and cover a wide range of topics related to the lifestyle of being an electrician. If you haven't heard of them, I highly recommend checking them out. Here are some of the things I enjoyed about the podcast: Josh and Doug are great conversationalists. They're easy to talk to and they have a genuine interest in their guests. The podcast covers a wide range of topics related to the electrical trade. This is great for electricians of all levels, from beginners to experienced professionals. The podcast is informative and entertaining. Josh and Doug do a great job of explaining complex topics in a way that's easy to understand. They also have a great sense of humor, which makes the podcast enjoyable to listen to. Overall, I highly recommend The Modern Electrician podcast. It's a great resource for electricians of all levels. If you're interested in learning more about the trade, or if you just want to listen to some great conversations, I encourage you to check it out. Are you an Electrical Contractor or want to be one, use the links below to up your business today! Some links are affiliate links that support the channel. Level up your business with The Ultimate Guide to Marketing For Electrical Contractors http://the360electrician.com - Click on Store! Sign up for one on one coaching from me "The 360 Electrician" here: https://forms.gle/6PnKLG3qi99tiP6h6 Check out our Cargo Van setup videos and head here to Ranger Design to put your dream Van together - https://bit.ly/3OM6RKg Get electrical parts for 20% off your first order at Garvin Industries- Use this link to sign up and enjoy 20% off your entire first order using coupon code (360GARVIN) https://bit.ly/3CS0r9o The best all-around electrical software to run your business - FieldPulse https://www.fieldpulse.com?lmref=Nf-qLw Connect with us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/the360electrician Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@the360electrician Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the360electrician
My name is Jeff "The 360 Electrician and in this episode I'm going to give you my best advice on how to become an apprentice electrician. This is a fantastic career and one of the best decisions I've made in my life. If you're asking yourself if you should become an electrician, the short answer is yes, but only after you listen to the 21 best practices on how to become one. I hope you find this podcast to be informational and beneficial. Let me know down in the comments what other electrical related podcast's you'd like to see from me. I'd like to be a resource for future and current electricians and help out with any questions they might have. Please subscribe to my YouTube channel as well, so you can stay updated with my future videos. Any likes, comments, shares, or subscriptions help out with the algorithm get the word out and help others just like you get, stay and level up in the electrical trade. Are you an Electrical Contractor or want to be one, use the links below to up your business today! Some links are affiliate links that support the channel. Level up your business with The Ultimate Guide to Marketing For Electrical Contractors http://the360electrician.com Click on Store! Sign up for one on one coaching from me "The 360 Electrician" here: https://forms.gle/6PnKLG3qi99tiP6h6 Check out our Cargo Van setup videos and head here to Ranger Design to put your dream Van together - https://bit.ly/3OM6RKg Get electrical parts for 20% off your first order at Garvin Industries- Use this link to sign up and enjoy 20% off your entire first order using coupon code (360GARVIN) https://bit.ly/3CS0r9o Join this channel to get access to perks. 480v members enjoy a private monthly live session, join now! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvzwdmGkt6E4TaCfthyQMrw/join The best all-around electrical software to run your business - FieldPulse https://www.fieldpulse.com?lmref=Nf-qLw Connect with us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/the360electrician Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@the360electrician Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the360electrician #electricalcontractor #commercialelectricalwork #howtobidcommercialwork #electrician #electricalcontractor #electricalcoach #electricalbusiness #IBEW #unionelectrician #electricalpay #electricalbidding #howtobeanelectricalcontractor #whattocharge #HowtoBidElectricalWork #electricalmarketing #howtosellelectricalwork #bestelectrical
On this episode of the Life of an Electrical Contractor, I have a special guest: My good friend, Ron McKay. Ron has been a friend of mine for many years now, and I've watched him go from the deepest depths to the highest highs. In this interview, he'll share the story of how he became a successful entrepreneur, how he had to shut down his business practically overnight, and how he started his newest venture, Hammock Greens. Hammock Greens grows leafy greens in shipping containers, using an innovative technology that can grow the same amount of produce a 30 acres in the space the size of a mobile home. He is on the cutting edge of AgTech, and he is set to scale up and disrupt the entire agriculture industry. Watch this interview to learn what he's doing now, and how he got to where he is.
Welcome back everyone! In today's episode, Josh and I sit down with the 360 Electrician himself, Jeff Guldalian. Jeff is an electrical contractor, business-owner and business coach. His website: www.the360electrician.com is a space where he offers courses and workshops as well as individual coaching for electrical contractors. Jeff is also the host of the 360 Electrician Podcast, a show that focusses on educating electricians that "want to become electrical contractors and electrical contractors that want to level up." You can find Jeff on YouTube for video tutorials, courses, etc. He's a guy with a lot of irons in the fire and a lot to share. We were lucky enough to find some time to sit down with Jeff to records this episode. In today's episode, we catch up with Jeff, hear all about what he's been working on and get into a discussion about :"Trading in your timecard for your contractors card." With so many of us out there hoping to make the jump from working for someone to working for yourself, todays episode is full of tips on what might have to change in your mind and your life if and when you decide to make the jump. Enjoy today's show! D&J www.the360electrician.com https://www.youtube.com/@UCvzwdmGkt6E4TaCfthyQMrw https://www.instagram.com/the360electrician/ #360electrician #the360electrician #businesscoaching #businesscoach #businessowner #learningprocess #growthmindset #electricalcontractor #modernelectrician #modernelectricianpodcast #tradepodcasts #bluecollar #electricians #startingabusiness #electricalcontractor #smallbusiness #education #tradecompany #constructioncompany --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doug-powell9/message
On this episode of the Life of an Electrical Contractor, I talk more about mindset. As a business owner, you run more than just your business. You also lead your family and your community. You have to constantly evaluate where you are so you can evolve. It isn't comfortable to to something new, especially when things are going well, but if you want to stay ahead in business, you must constantly be expanding. The first place you need to expand is… well yourself. With that in mind, I recently made the trip to Florida for a business mastermind/boot camp with Valuetainment founder Patick Bet-David and The Next Level Experience founder Raul Villacis. The experience really gave me some new ideas to expand my business and improve my life, and on this episode, I'm going to share some of them with you. Watch the video for more.
Let's dive in and talk about the things that kept us open and in the black for the last 16 years and the things you should be thinking about if you are going to last for the long haul Are you an Electrical Contractor or want to be one, use the links below to up your business today! Some links are affiliate links that support the channel. Level up your business with The Ultimate Guide to Marketing For Electrical Contractors http://the360electrician.com Click on Store! Sign up for one on one coaching from me "The 360 Electrician" here: https://forms.gle/6PnKLG3qi99tiP6h6 Check out our Cargo Van setup videos and head here to Ranger Design to put your dream Van together - https://bit.ly/3OM6RKg Get electrical parts for 20% off your first order at Garvin Industries- Use this link to sign up and enjoy 20% off your entire first order using coupon code (360GARVIN) https://bit.ly/3CS0r9o The best all-around electrical software to run your business - Field Pulse https://www.fieldpulse.com?lmref=Nf-qLw Connect with us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/the360electrician Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@the360electrician Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the360electrician #electricalcontractorpodcast #commercialelectricalwork #howtobidcommercialwork #electrician #electricalcontractor #electricalcoach #electricalbusiness #IBEW #unionelectrician #electricalpay #electricalbidding #howtobeanelectricalcontractor #whattocharge #HowtoBidElectricalWork #electricalmarketing #howtosellelectricalwork #bestelectrical #kleintools #dewalttools #contractorcam #fieldpulse #servicetitan #electrician #electricalcontractor #electricalbusiness #coaching #podcast
On this episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor, I take a break from the electrical contracting side and focus more on life. In this episode, I share what I do in my life to get the most out of it. Yes, I work hard, and I see the results from that hard work, but having financial success and not being able to enjoy it is trapping yourself in a cage. I don't try to find balance in my life, I look for integration. That means I go 100% (or at least as close to it) at the 4 areas of my life: Body, bonds, business, and being. I focus my attention on where I am and what I'm doing, and I don't let myself get distracted and be 50% at home and 50% at work. People who do that are spinning their wheels and getting nowhere. Instead, give work everything you've got, and then when you're with your family/at the gym/at church, you give it your all and leave your other areas of your life at the door. Easier said than done? Sure. But isn't investing in yourself the best investment? Put the work in, find the time to take care of yourself, and everything will grow from there.
In this episode I talk about how I broke my golden rule and why you should be charging fixed contract pricing and not time and material in 2023. Are you an Electrical Contractor or want to be one, use the links below to up your business today! Some links are affiliate links that support the channel. Level up your business with The Ultimate Guide to Marketing For Electrical Contractors http://the360electrician.com Click on Store! Sign up for one on one coaching from me "The 360 Electrician" here: https://forms.gle/6PnKLG3qi99tiP6h6 Check out our Cargo Van setup videos and head here to Ranger Design to put your dream Van together - https://bit.ly/3OM6RKg Get electrical parts for 20% off your first order at Garvin Industries- Use this link to sign up and enjoy 20% off your entire first order using coupon code (360GARVIN) https://bit.ly/3CS0r9o Join this channel to get access to perks. 480v members enjoy a private monthly live session, join now! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvzw... The best all-around electrical software to run your business - Field Pulse https://www.fieldpulse.com?lmref=Nf-qLw Connect with us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/the360electrician YouTube - www.youtube.com/@the360electricianpodcast TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@the360electrian Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the360electian
This episode of The Life of an Electrical Contractor is an exploration of the meaning of the Parable of the Talents. This is a story in the bible. The story goes that 3 men are given money, and 2 men take risks and make more, but the third buries the money, even losing out on interest compared to taking it to the bank.The third man is punished. What can we learn from this story in our modern world? Watch this video to learn more.
As the end of the year approaches, most of us are taking the time to review how the year went. Did you reach your goals? What kept you from accomplishing them? Or did you even make them in the first place? If you didn't accomplish your goals, are you trying to rush to reach them in the last 3 weeks of the year? On this episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor, I will share with you some advice to move forward in a smart way. You will learn what you can do in 2023 to make it your best year yet. 2023 will be challenging for everyone, but you can take advantage of opportunities that others aren't prepared for, if you have the right mindset.
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Rick Brockwell is the founder of Electrical juggernaut Brolec. He shares his storey from losing everything to growing Brolec to one of Australia's top three privately owned electrical contracting businesses. Welcome to the podcast Rick. WATCH ON SPOTIFY: Click here WATCH ON YOUTUBE: Click here .
On this episode of Life on an Electrical Contractor, I share with you how to make a plan to succeed in 2023 by starting today. Average people make New Year's Resolutions. But do you want to be average? No! You want to go above and beyond. So why not start your New Year's Resolution a few months early? And instead of abandoning your resolution in 6-8 weeks, why not have a plan and stick to it? The fact is, 2023 is going to be a rough year. You can't control the market. But what you can do is prepare, and find opportunities where other people are looking for excuses. Create a plan of action today, so you'll be ahead of the game. Watch this video to learn how.
This episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor is a lesson you can apply whether you are a contractor or in any business that deals with moving parts from place to place: How to keep from losing supplies. Anything that is ordered to go to a job site, particularly something that is specific to the job (e.g. NOT extension cords, fuses, socket plates) can get lost. All it takes is one busy moment where someone decides “I need to get this out of the way to deal with this other thing” can throw off an entire job.
Electrical Code Academy, Inc. is proud to announce our brand-new Enterprise Program for Small, Medium, and Large Electrical Contractors. The new Enterprise Programs will be designed for companies to purchase multiple courses for their employees, activate them as they need them, and allow an assigned administrator within your company to monitor the progress of your employees. The assigned administrator will be able to see the grades, comment on them as well, and interact as an instructor in the course. Electrical Code Academy, Inc. is excited about being able to give this unprecedented access to companies and to help raise the bar on electrical education. The LAUNCH of this new Enterprise Program is September 14, 2022, and it will be broken down in to the following programs:Fast Trax® Gold Enterprise - Learning the National Electrical CodeFast Trax® Ruby Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Residential WiringFast Trax® Emerald Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Commercial WiringFast Trax® Sapphire Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Industrial WiringFast Trax® Silver Enterprise - Electrical Theory and Electricity BasicsThese programs will be available in 5, 10, 15, and 20 course packages with the ability to add additional blocks as needed as your company grows, new employees added, and existing courses expire.
Electrical Code Academy, Inc. is proud to announce our brand-new Enterprise Program for Small, Medium, and Large Electrical Contractors. The new Enterprise Programs will be designed for companies to purchase multiple courses for their employees, activate them as they need them, and allow an assigned administrator within your company to monitor the progress of your employees. The assigned administrator will be able to see the grades, comment on them as well, and interact as an instructor in the course. Electrical Code Academy, Inc. is excited about being able to give this unprecedented access to companies and to help raise the bar on electrical education. The LAUNCH of this new Enterprise Program is September 14, 2022, and it will be broken down in to the following programs:Fast Trax® Gold Enterprise - Learning the National Electrical CodeFast Trax® Ruby Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Residential WiringFast Trax® Emerald Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Commercial WiringFast Trax® Sapphire Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Industrial WiringFast Trax® Silver Enterprise - Electrical Theory and Electricity BasicsThese programs will be available in 5, 10, 15, and 20 course packages with the ability to add additional blocks as needed as your company grows, new employees added, and existing courses expire.
Electrical Code Academy, Inc. is proud to announce our brand-new Enterprise Program for Small, Medium, and Large Electrical Contractors. The new Enterprise Programs will be designed for companies to purchase multiple courses for their employees, activate them as they need them, and allow an assigned administrator within your company to monitor the progress of your employees. The assigned administrator will be able to see the grades, comment on them as well, and interact as an instructor in the course. Electrical Code Academy, Inc. is excited about being able to give this unprecedented access to companies and to help raise the bar on electrical education. The LAUNCH of this new Enterprise Program is September 14, 2022, and it will be broken down in to the following programs:Fast Trax® Gold Enterprise - Learning the National Electrical CodeFast Trax® Ruby Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Residential WiringFast Trax® Emerald Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Commercial WiringFast Trax® Sapphire Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Industrial WiringFast Trax® Silver Enterprise - Electrical Theory and Electricity BasicsThese programs will be available in 5, 10, 15, and 20 course packages with the ability to add additional blocks as needed as your company grows, new employees added, and existing courses expire.
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Electrical Code Academy, Inc. is proud to announce our brand-new Enterprise Program for Small, Medium, and Large Electrical Contractors. The new Enterprise Programs will be designed for companies to purchase multiple courses for their employees, activate them as they need them, and allow an assigned administrator within your company to monitor the progress of your employees. The assigned administrator will be able to see the grades, comment on them as well, and interact as an instructor in the course. Electrical Code Academy, Inc. is excited about being able to give this unprecedented access to companies and to help raise the bar on electrical education. The LAUNCH of this new Enterprise Program is September 14, 2022, and it will be broken down in to the following programs:Fast Trax® Gold Enterprise - Learning the National Electrical CodeFast Trax® Ruby Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Residential WiringFast Trax® Emerald Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Commercial WiringFast Trax® Sapphire Enterprise - Learning the NEC for Industrial WiringFast Trax® Silver Enterprise - Electrical Theory and Electricity BasicsThese programs will be available in 5, 10, 15, and 20 course packages with the ability to add additional blocks as needed as your company grows, new employees added, and existing courses expire.
Craig gives Webster and Ron his 9000 foot view of the lighting industry. From education to evolution - Craig gives his take on network controls, sensors, bite-size training video clips, and writing, among other things. By the way, check out his fiction: https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/682045.Craig_DiLouie Craig DiLouie, LC, CLCP is a journalist and educator in the lighting industry and serves as education director for the Lighting Controls Association, a council of NEMA dedicated to educating the public about lighting control technology and application. He is also a lighting columnist for tED Magazine and Electrical Contractor.
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On episode 18 of Life of an Electrical Contractor, I explore the importance of taking vacations. I am fortunate to have the kind of job that I love. But I work very hard at that job, and it's important to take time out away from your work to refresh yourself. Recently, I went on a two week vacation with my family to France. There are many lessons from this experience. As an entrepreneur, all that hard work you are doing is in service of buying freedom. If you ever lose sight of that, your job becomes your jail. Take advantage of the benefits of the hard work you've put into your business by taking time out every once in a while to be physically and mentally present to somewhere other than work. Many of the things that happened started out as bad experiences, then quickly turned into memorable moments that became the highlights of the trip. These moments are a good reminder of the importance of staying flexible rather than being attached to an outcome. The point is to have a good time, however that happens. Watch the full episode to learn more about the funny stories on my vacation, and what lessons I learned and you can learn from them. Follow me: https://www.facebook.com/Imjosemoreno https://www.instagram.com/iamjosemoreno/ https://www.gem-electricalcontracting.com/
On this episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor, the subject is “Are your hands tied?” Whether you are an electrician or in any area of your life, you may have someone tie your hands or even unintentionally be tying your own hands. On this episode, I explain what it means to have your hands tied, because you may even have your hands tied and not realize it because you're so used to it! I also give 5 strategies on how to untie your hands both in the moment and long-term. Your habits every day will keep your hands free to do everything that you need to do to be successful, not just in business but in everyday life.
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In today's show, we are putting Aaron Hagan in your passenger seat to discuss growing an electrical contractor business. Aaron is no stranger to the trade. He is a second generation electrician who grew up in a truck and made his way through the ranks to become owner. Learning in his dad's passenger seat from a young age, Aaron kept seeking out new and better ways to grow eventually putting them into the increase of his business. Starting off a two-man operation generating over $300,000 annually, Hagan saw his fair share of ups and downs. At one point, the entire company cycled in a year as they redesigned the definition of culture. Starting over a second time, Hagan grew the business to $25M with goals to his $70M in the next three years. Aaron joins the show today to not only talk about his journey personally, but some tips from the school of hard knocks that he picked up along the way.
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In this week's Electrical News Weekly. Irish electrical contractor received a £17,000 fine following the death of a security guard. Google uses AI technology to help UK Power networks digitise hand-drawn cable maps. Plus new products from Craig & Derricot, Aico, Ansell and Wiha.LinksNew BS7671 Amd 2 Circuit Protection CPDSafe Dig ProcedureeFIXX EV Charger PlaylistWiha Pocket Max ReviewJoin us at the Installer Show===================================00:00 Electrical News Weekly - Monday 30th May 202200:40 Irish electrician fined £17,000 following a tragic death01:33 Electricians increase prices02:03 UK hopes Worldskills finals02:38 SNP campaign for regulation of electricians03:08 New amendment 2 circuit protection CPD 03:40 Google and UK Power Networks digitise cable maps04:16 eFIXX Safe Dig procedure 04:40 Easy to install EV charger from Craig and Derricot05:27 Van owners have range anxiety06:04 Blue diamond EV partnership with Mer06:39 eDumper runs without charging07:17 Super dense energy battery for planes07:53 eFIXX Awards judge Tim Benstead joins Scolmore08:23 Screwfix opens 800th store08:47 Express Electrical stocks the Wiha Pocketmax - 09:06 Aico has launched the new AudoLINK Plus detector09:40 Low glare luminaires from Ansell Lighting10:26 Funny company names boost businesses11:16 Electrician takes on Just Eat11:50 Date for the diary - The Installer Show====================================Subscribe to the eFIXX Electrical Industry News Podcast
Você é brasileiro e seu sonho é viver e trabalhar nos Estados Unidos? Então você está no lugar certo! Eu sou Rafa Gregori, e no meu podcast, Made In USA vou contar histórias de pessoas que estão prosperando por aqui, vem comigo! Neste primeiro episódio converso com Jay Santos, eletricista e proprietário da Evolution Electricals. Juntos vamos falar sobre o setor aqui nos EUA, da importância do networking, como entrar no mercado e como contratar a sua equipe. Quer saber mais? Me siga nas redes: @madeinusa_podcast Produção: Voz e conteúdo | www.vozeconteudo.com.br - @vozeconteudo
This episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor is about success. As you go through school and in your first few years of your career, you might think that success means having a nice car, or a big house, but as you mature, you realize that success means different things to different people, at different times of your life. For me, the freedom to spend time with my children. But getting to success is never easy; there are no shortcuts. Having a schedule, which has specific, achievable goals, will help develop the discipline to work hard every day. Ultimately, success is a feeling more than a finish line. Don't define your success as making a certain amount of money or having a certain amount of business, but find joy in the journey. Your success will continue as long as you define success in your life in a way that is achievable. Follow me: https://www.facebook.com/Imjosemoreno https://www.instagram.com/iamjosemoreno/ https://www.gem-electricalcontracting.com/
“Looking to see what is next and keeping ahead of the industry.” Andrea Klee, Publisher of ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Magazine at NECA, shares the importance of their bi-annual Profile of the Electrical Contractor survey and the wealth of data that it contains to track the electrical contracting industry. Learn more about the two other amazing magazines that NECA publishes, Safety Leader and Line Contractor, and the valuable information within.
This episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor is about how to get paid. As a contractor, you may not be used to the idea of having to bill your client and fight to get your money, because when you're an hourly wage worker you never have to think about it. This episode details all the different ways you have to have your own books in order and the ways to bill your client and follow through with them in a professional manner. Unfortunately, not every bill will get paid, and you may have to take some legal action, or even take a loss and end your professional relationship with that client. This episode will teach you what you need to know to get the money that's owed to you throughout your career. Follow me: https://www.facebook.com/Imjosemoreno https://www.instagram.com/iamjosemoreno/ https://www.gem-electricalcontracting.com/
This episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor is about Intrapreneurship. Intrapreneurship can be summed up as being an entrepreneur within a company. That is, taking ownership of your situation rather than do the minimum to get by, to look for opportunities to expand either your own responsibilities or the company itself, and being able to think independently. The term may sound new, but it actually dates back to 1978, and came into common usage in the 1980s. In this episode, I detail the kind of person you need to be to be an Intrapreneur. You need to be able to fix things in the company that you see can be improved, you have to give it your all, you have to be willing to bring and give value to others, and be of strong character. If you have the mindset of doing just enough to get by and then finding other things that make you happy, there's nothing wrong with that, but if you want to take ownership and take a step closer to being an entrepreneur, being an intrapreneur will give you a chance to learn many soft skills it takes to be a successful entrepreneur before you run with your big idea and start your own business. Follow me: https://www.facebook.com/Imjosemoreno https://www.instagram.com/iamjosemoreno/ https://www.gem-electricalcontracting.com/
This episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor is all about ladders and scissor lifts. If you want to get to a high place, these are the tools you'll use to do it. And that's what they are: tools. Any tool can be used safely or unsafely, and if you use any tool in an unsafe way, accidents are more likely to occur. In this episode, I explain when you would want to use either a ladder or scissor lift, and how to do it safely. More importantly, I warn against common mistakes and unsafe ways of doing things with these tools. The safety features of scissor lifts are designed to mitigate damage, but they can't protect you completely. Sure, falling 10 feet and being caught by a harness is better than dropping 50 feet, but you still might hit something that's around you. If you are aware of the risks of using these tools, and take those precautions, your chances of an accident are much lower. Follow me: https://www.facebook.com/Imjosemoreno https://www.instagram.com/iamjosemoreno/ https://www.gem-electricalcontracting.com/
This episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor is more on mindset and life tips than about specifically working as an electrical contractor. Life is going to punch you in the face. That is as certain as death and taxes. The question is what you do about it. Although you might think the best thing to do is to get right back up and go into the fight, often the right move is to slow down and reflect as to why you got knocked down. Those steps in between getting knocked down and getting back up will have a huge impact on whether you have better results the next time or you keep making the same mistakes over and over again.
Electricity is a crucial aspect of any home, without it, our homes simply wouldn't function. However, we don't often pay too much attention to it, thinking that if everything is working then our home's electrical system must be in good shape and operating properly. That is not the case! Just like anything in our home we must take the right steps to make sure our electrical is done right and meets our needs, especially if buying a new property or renovating. In this podcast episode, Mike Holmes speaks with special guest and long-time friend Frank Cozzolino, Licensed Electrical Contractor as they discuss the basics of electrical safety, who you should hire for your electrical work, and what you need to know to protect yourself and your family from a possible fire hazard. They also talk about what to watch out for when buying a house, especially an old property, and why an electrical inspection is important —you'll leave this episode with the proper knowledge to own it right and protect it right. Listen to the full episode to learn more about the importance of electrical safety, hiring the right people, and making sure the job is done right.
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This episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor is about questions. Some of us make a very big mistake by thinking that asking questions is bad. No! Asking questions is the way to get things right. If you simply assume the customer/contractor knows what you want, you are sure to miss important information, and the job will not be done to the customer's satisfaction. The art of asking questions goes beyond being between a customer and a contractor, but also includes relating to your family and answering questions from your team members. You have to have an environment that fosters asking and answering questions, which you create by asking questions yourself, and being genuine in the questions and answers. The goal is to have the other person not just have a question answered, but to understand and learn, so that in turn, that person can teach others.
This is the launching episode hosted by Greg & Frances Allan created to support partners and wives in the Electrician & Trade Business. In this chat, they spoke about Communication while running a Trade Business to provide insight to not only wives and partners but also business owners to see how they feel about pursuing financial freedom and life goals. They go in-depth in their personal stories over the past 12 years where Greg scaled up his Electrical Business and founded the Academy. Lots of insights to be listened to by anyone who's building a future together with their partners. --- Get 1-Month of MasterMind on us and a 1-on-1 coaching session valued over $1000 to explode your business this year. Use coupon GROW when you sign up here: https://electricians-success-academy.com TUNE IN and get inspired! --- This Electrician Podcast is to support Electrical Business Owners in their pursuit towards life & financial freedom. Whether you are an Electrician looking to start a business or an Electrical Contractor employing lots of Electrician Staff and Electrical Apprentices, this Electrician Podcast is for you! #electrician #partners #partner #future #electricians_success_academy #electrical #business #coaching #contractors #business_growth #career #video #training #success Episode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/electricians-success/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/electricians-success/support
In this episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor, I address the three most common mistakes that entrepreneurs make, whether they are electrical contractors or any other business owners. If you don't address these mistakes, you will lose out on more money than you can ever count, burn yourself out, and lose the love you once had for the business you worked so hard to build. The first is, invoice correctly. Many entrepreneurs make the mistake of fitting in the time to crunch the numbers when they have a slow day, but this pattern sets you up to be chasing money that is owed to you, and giving your labor away for free. Second, know your numbers. Entrepreneurs often overlook hours and expenses, and don't realize that they are losing money. Third, pay yourself. As a business owner, you want to reinvest into the business, but if you don't set a specific, measurable rate for your labor, you will undervalue your own time, and never be able to make a profit. To hear more details, and learn how these lessons can come home with you after work, watch the episode. 0:30 The top 3 mistakes beginner entrepreneurs make 1:20 1 - Bill/invoice correctly 2:20 Why I didn't invoice correctly early on 3:45 Maybe you're going through this and don't even realize it 4:38 Are you screwing yourself with your billing cycle? 5:50 Create the system to fix the problem 7:20 The people you invoice aren't your friends 8:01 2 - Know your numbers 9:57 Breaking even means you lost money 11:55 How do you calculate your hourly labor rate? 13:02 Don't wait until you lose money to realize it 14:58 It's painful but rewarding when you see how much you're making 15:42 3- Pay yourself 16:35 When you pay yourself, you know what to charge per hour 17:54 You drive the business, you have to fuel yourself 20:30 Why be in business if you're not going to pay yourself 22:25 Everyone makes these mistakes, not everyone discovers them 23:00 Review 24:15 Why you need to know these three things, no matter what level you are in business 26:33 Wrap up, don't forget to like and subscribe
On this episode of Life of An Electrical Contractor, I explain what makes Gem Electrical Contracting (my company) different from the competition. It really comes down to three things: We care, we show up, and we get it done. In other words, from the first step to the last, we work with you to find what you need, then procure the necessary equipment, and then finish the job to your satisfaction. A lot of contractors just do the minimum. We don't just show up on business hours, we show up when you need us. When you need us most, we answer the phone. We don't just do the job, we take care of the customer. Follow me: https://www.facebook.com/Imjosemoreno https://www.instagram.com/iamjosemoreno/ https://www.gem-electricalcontracting.com/
This episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor is an interview I did with Alan Schutz. Schutz is an electrical contractor who specializes in LED lighting. In this interview, we discussed what customers expect from LED lighting, which can be a big investment, and sometimes takes getting used to, because LED is so much brighter than what they've been using for years. LED lighting has such a long life that some contractors actually don't tell their customers that they do it, because the contractor gets a predictable payday two or three times every year to change the bulbs, which they would have to give up if they install lights that can last for 15 years. But, a good contractor like me, or Alan, knows that by saving the customer money, you can develop a relationship with them that will far outweigh the quick payday, and lead to greater opportunities and references in the future. The interview ends with some predictions on what the future of lighting will look like. I can predict one thing: The future looks bright for LED lighting.
Whether you are an experienced investor with a large portfolio, or just getting started and looking to secure income and wealth through real estate investing the AZREIA Show is here for you. This podcast provides you with exceptional education, resources, and support to help you further your real estate career. Our community consists of independent real estate investors who utilize a myriad of investment strategies. If you're looking to learn from the most successful investors in the industry then you have found your new home. In today's episode, our special guest is Allan Woodruff he a Design Engineer, an Investor, an Electrical Contractor, an MBA, or a sales manager in the Asia Pacific region? These are all steps along the path. In 1968, Allan Woodruff left graduate school, moved to California, and started a career in technology. Within four months he bought his first duplex and was off and running as a part-time investor. His goal was simple: acquire enough properties that would pay themselves off over the next 30 years, so that they would then generate enough cash flow to allow him to break free. With this mission in mind, he was able to enjoy his high-tech career, and casually invest in real estate with a buy-hold strategy. He still enjoys the sport of the game. It's not all about the money... it's an art form, it's providing housing, it's improving the community. And it's fun. As a believer in building body, mind, and spirit, he's conscious of putting being into his doing. KEY TAKEAWAYS: 2:23 Get to know Alan Woodruff 7:03 How did Allan get his first duplex 30 days after he read a book? 12:50 The joy of providing housing to tenants kept Allan's passion & mission burning throughout the years 21:50 Allan's investment in different cities was a product of his market research & extensive analysis 29:04 Investing out of state as a result of ‘Serendipity' 30:27 Tips about finding contractors on both local or outside markets—REVEALED! 33:19 How did Allan bounce back after a mistake? 35:10 Allan bought deals out of state through CASH. How did he do that? ----- Thanks for listening to the AZREIA SHOW Podcast with Marcus Maloney and Michael Del Prete. Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes and leave a rating and review. See you on our next episode! To learn more about investing and to understand your investor identity to the free Entrepreneur Self Assessment at: https://azreia.org/entrepreneurial-self-assessment/ Azreia Real Estate Investing Entrepreneurial Self Assessment Who is if for? Anyone who wants to know if Real Estate Investing is right for them BEFORE spending time or money on education and training. Everyone new to Real Estate Investing Our Entrepreneurial Self Assessment is designed for you to understand if Real Estate Investing is right for you and if so, you are best suited for active or passive investing. Join our conversation at: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: Website: LinkedIn:
On this episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor, I teach you how to make money on your lights. Yes, you really can make money on your lights. As Benjamin Franklin said, “A penny saved is a penny earned.” As good advice as that is for a person, in a business, every penny can be put right back in the business to make you more money. Wouldn't you love to have up to 75% of your light budget (plus the savings on not changing bulbs) in your pocket? To understand how LEDs are so efficient, I begin this episode with a primer on different types of bulbs that are used in commercial applications. As you will find, you may be wasting money that you thought you were saving when you have dead light bulbs. As you will see in this episode, it's easier and cheaper to switch to LEDs than you might have thought, and you'll be on your way to making more money in your business in less time.
In this episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor, I explain the importance of building a relationship with your electrical contractor. When you hire a contractor, you are entering not just a contract but a partnership; you get what you want, but you have to be clear on what you want, and in turn the contractor has to be clear about what he can and cannot provide in terms of service, price, and time. As a customer, it's important to be honest about what you want and what you expect from a contractor. At times, you may find a lower cost, but at the same time, that lower cost may bite you in the rear if you accept inferior quality work. It's important to understand why things cost as much or as little as they do, and so if you have a good relationship with your contractor, you can feel comfortable asking those questions.
On this episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor, we go over some of the most frequently used words and terms you will use when negotiating, hiring, and letting a contractor to work for you. These terms include: licensed insured, bonded, experience, permit, honesty, safety, and value. When you talk to a contractor, you must know that a contractor understands these terms and follows your directions safely and legally. When hiring a contractor, you should also understand the difference between price and value. Price is what you pay, value is what you get. Although we are sometimes the least expensive, often we are not. But to get the honesty and peace of mind that comes from knowing you hired the best person is always worth the price. Follow me: https://www.facebook.com/Imjosemoreno https://www.instagram.com/iamjosemoreno/ https://www.gem-electricalcontracting.com/
On this, the inaugural episode of Life of an Electrical Contractor, I introduce myself. I, Jose Moreno, have been in the electrical business since I graduated from high school. I studied a trade rather than go to college, and I began working for a contractor.
Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Michael Dahlke from Energy Lighting Services, who shares some of the entrepreneurial history for the company and how they develop and professionally manage turnkey energy efficient LED projects specific to their customers' needs around the nation. During the interview, Michael highlights their three divisions, the importance and benefits of proper lighting, current trends, how the pandemic has impacted operations, lessons learned during the pandemic, helpful tips for entrepreneurs, and more.Service divisionNew constructionSaving achieved by our community through our workLearn more:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EnergyLightingServices/Website: https://www.energylightingservices.com/ and elselectric.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/savegreenelsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/energylightingservices/
This week we have two deals:* A seasonal costume company moving online and struggling a bit with that* An electrical contractor in farm country with a large dependency on Elon MuskThanks for tuning in!-----* Do you love Acquanon and want to see our smiling faces? Subscribe to our Youtube channel.* Do you enjoy our content? Rate our show!* Follow us on twitter @acquanon Learnings about small business acquisitions and operations.-----Past guests on Acquanon include Nick Huber, Brent Beshore, Aaron Rubin, Mike Botkin, Ari Ozick, Mitchell Baldridge, Xavier Helgelsen, Mike Loftus, Steve Divitkos, Dzmitry Miranovich, Morgan Tate and more.-----Additional episodes you might enjoy:#62 Two Landscaping Businesses for Sale - Mike Loftus CEO of Connor's Landscaping#66 Analyzing Software Businesses for Sale with Steve Divitkos, experienced industry CEO#42 $900k Moving and Storage Company / $500k Rural Mini-Storage#61 Two Manufacturing Businesses for Sale - Brent Beshore - Founder and CEO at Permanent Equity#24 $5mm pool services and lifeguard staffing co / $2mm septic services business - featuring baller @WilsonCompanies as a special guest!#45 $800k/yr cleaning business in Midland, TX / a $565k/yr window cleaning business in San Antonio, TX #48 Two Landscaping Businesses for Sale - Mike Botkin of Benchmark Group--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dealtalk/support
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Doug Winston is the President and CEO of D&M Electrical Contracting. He is also the President of D&M Utility Construction and Northeast Utility Equipment Repair.Learn how Doug got his start in the electrical industry, bought his first house at 31 and then went on to start several other companies. Doug gives a lot of great advice for anyone looking to get started in the trades and goes in depth on what made him successful.https://www.dmelectrical.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-winston-8311b339/
Linda Ockwell-Jenner welcomes a new guest to the SBCN Small Biz Podcast. Nathan Parsons of Verve Electric joins Linda to chat about the challenges of juggling a busy business life with family time, especially in a new business. The conversation also touches on the importance of engaging a Licensed Electrical Contractor.
Lighting to replace Wifi?, VR to make huddle rooms passe’?, Sonos loses round 1 in court, these stories and more… Host: George Tucker Guests: Jonathan Blackwood,Glenn Jystad, Malissa Dillman Runtime: 45:53 Video: Stories Covered: VLC~ http://www.ecmag.com/section/light-conversation VR ~ http://www.avinteractive.com/news/virtual-reality-news/virtual-reality-grows-at-a-rapid-pace-and-opens-up-new-markets-15-09-2015/ What Clients Need ~ http://www.avnetwork.com/features/0014/determining-what-your-clients-need-their-av-to-do/95974 Sony HDR ~ http://www.twice.com/news/tv/sony-adds-hdr-three-more-4k-tvs/58597 Sonos v. D&M~ http://www.strata-gee.com/dm-holdings-loses-its-first-big-battle-in-legal-war-with-sonos/ TE’s HAI-1~ http://www.ecinews.eu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2665:how-to-substitute-audio-signals-in-hdmi-signal-paths&catid=14&Itemid=300690
Lighting to replace Wifi?, VR to make huddle rooms passe’?, Sonos loses round 1 in court, these stories and more… Host: George Tucker Guests: Jonathan Blackwood,Glenn Jystad, Malissa Dillman Runtime: 45:53 Video: Stories Covered: VLC~ http://www.ecmag.com/section/light-conversation VR ~ http://www.avinteractive.com/news/virtual-reality-news/virtual-reality-grows-at-a-rapid-pace-and-opens-up-new-markets-15-09-2015/ What Clients Need ~ http://www.avnetwork.com/features/0014/determining-what-your-clients-need-their-av-to-do/95974 Sony HDR ~ http://www.twice.com/news/tv/sony-adds-hdr-three-more-4k-tvs/58597 Sonos v. D&M~ http://www.strata-gee.com/dm-holdings-loses-its-first-big-battle-in-legal-war-with-sonos/ TE’s HAI-1~ http://www.ecinews.eu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2665:how-to-substitute-audio-signals-in-hdmi-signal-paths&catid=14&Itemid=300690
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