See how it's getting wet?

Yeah.

So it can start making it easier.

What's going to happen is as we compress this, it actually squeezes real tight and seals

and so if any water runs down, what does water like to do, likes to follow cables, right?

It's going to prevent it from going inside this meter can from causing problems.

You're going to have friends that don't even have full-time jobs and you're making anywhere

between 30 and 50, 60 thousand dollars a year, you know what I mean, right after your

apprenticeship program, buying your first house.

You know, I mean, that guy bought his first house at 24 years old.

That's electrical superintendent Chad Cook and the 24-year-old homeowner he's talking

about is an electrician with a great start to his career with the economy ever uncertain.

Some people trained as electricians, plumbers, auto mechanics, food service hospitality and

healthcare workers, they all will have a tremendous advantage in life.

On this edition of On The Job from Hired to Retired, we visit a high school where students

train for great jobs and a lifetime of opportunity.

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I'm your host, Steve Mencher, with episode two of On The Job from Hired to Retired.

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