Electrical project manager for installation and safety with a federal certificate: What are the main disadvantages of this further training?

An electrical project manager for installation and safety with a federal certificate works independently on electrical projects. Their main tasks are installation, electrical safety, monitoring and planning. In larger projects, electrical project managers for installation and safety are also responsible for supervising the installation work.

The most important disadvantages of further training to become an electrical project manager for installation and safety with a federal certificate are:

1. The training is very intensive, as it is completed on a part-time basis. This is usually at the expense of free time.
2. The pressure to pass the annual professional examinations for the federal qualification of electrical project manager for installation and safety is high.
3. Even after the professional examination, the learning doesn't stop: Technologies and systems are developing rapidly. If you want to remain successful in the electrical industry, you have to be prepared to keep learning.
4. Anyone wishing to work abroad must obtain official proof of this professional qualification from the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI). This is because federal professional qualifications are not generally recognized abroad.

Graduates of the professional examination generally work in middle management, primarily in electrical installation and electrical planning companies, in independent inspection companies and in power stations.

Provider of an electrical project manager for installation and safety with a federal certificate of further education