How to Become “The Technician” in Today’s Power Industry
Speaking at PowerTest26, Mose Ramieh explains why developing disciplined, accountable electrical technicians is key to strengthening the power systems workforce.
EC&M Editor-in-Chief Ellen Parson reports from the floor of PowerTest26, hosted by NETA, the InterNational Electrical Testing Association, conducting interviews with subject matter experts on topics most important to the EC&M audience and the electrical industry as a whole. In this video chat, she sat down with Mose Ramieh, VP of Business Development at CBS Field Services, to discuss his roadmap for “Becoming the Technician,” sharing secrets to success on how to elevate reliability, excellence, and trust in the electrical field services arena. In the face of the ongoing skilled labor shortage, Ramieh explains why success depends not only on recruiting the best talent, but also on transforming existing personnel into disciplined leaders who embody professionalism, the sharpest technical skills, and accountability. Drawing on decades of industry experience, he shares practical insights from his presentation on how the right behaviors build trust in high-risk environments and create resilient, high-performing field technicians.
Ellen Parson is the Editor-in-Chief for EC&M. She has a journalism degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia. She's been a business-to-business writer and editor for more than 25 years, most of which have been covering the construction and electrical industries. Contact her at [email protected].
