Electrical Insights from a Water Utility Process Electrician

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just wanted to say a quick hello to the guys on the forum.
I currently work for a water utility as a process electrician and have done for the past 15 years after serving my apprenticeship. I hope to be able to give a decent input into the electrical forum and also discuss various electrical installations and theory.

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Nick
 
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