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Work for an independent electrical PE

Work for an independent electrical PE

Work for an independent electrical PE

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What types of work are available for an electrical PE (power major)starting up a small business and where would most of this work come from?
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RE: Work for an independent electrical PE

JDPE,

There's all types of work available. I have been exposed to schools, Universities, office buildings, hotels, high end residential, hospitals, labs and pump stations. In my experience, this work mainly comes from Architects, but we also get work from Mechanical Engineers and Civil Engineers.

Best of luck.

RE: Work for an independent electrical PE

Develope relationships with contractors in your area.  Design-Build is a growing field.  Some just wire houses others do more complex industrial and commercial projects. They find jobs they can't do because they don't have an engineer with a stamp.

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