ElectricianYou enter a dark room and flip a switch; suddenly, the room is no longer dark. Have you ever wondered how the electricity works in your business or home? Electricians study ways to install wiring and electrify indoor and outdoor spaces for greater comfort and safety. While most people take the electricity we use for granted, electricians must know and make sure every detail is perfect. Careers in the electrical industry require dedicated professionals who spend many training hours learning how to safely create lit spaces and outlets for electrical components and their use. Electricians must be certified and trained in electrical safety and techniques. Electricity was first tested by Benjamin Franklin with his famous kite and lighting experiment (http://www.ushistory.org/franklin/info/kite.htm). Before the kite experiment, he had installed a lightning rod on top of his house for electrical experiments. (http://www.ushistory.org/franklin/info/kite.htm). After Franklin, Thomas Edison created light for our homes and businesses, and this was the beginning of great advancements in the electrical industry. Not only did he create the light bulb, but he also invented the microphone, the electric pen, the telephone handset, the storage battery and many other inventions before his death. Edison had 1,093 inventions that helped revolutionize what we know today as electricity (http://www.fi.edu/learn/sci-tech/edison-lightbulb/edison-lightbulb.php? cts=electricity).In the 19th century This is when electricity really began and became a place of widespread innovation (A,93). During 1967, the law required master electricians to be approved and have insurance (E). Incredibly, there is electricity in our body using the nerve...... middle of paper...... and pliers (Electrician 621.319). Once all the wiring is connected to the lights and outlets, they use a circuit tester. The circuit tester measures voltages and the presence of electricity (electrician). Power tools are also very practical tools for construction and maintenance electricians; they use tools such as saws and drills. They mainly use tools that would help them do the job faster and quickly pull a wire through a conduit (electrician). Assembly line workers use larger tools and larger machines to accomplish their work. Cranes and hoists are often used by linemen to install utility poles (electrician). They can also use remote-controlled robots to reduce the dangers of high-voltage wires (electrician). Hot sticks, long tools used to protect them from electrical currents, they make sure to use insulated tools and wear insulated gloves (electrician).