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Home/Professions Catalog/Professionals/Science and Engineering Professionals/Electrotechnology Engineers/Electrical engineers/Engineer, power dispatcher

Engineer, power dispatcher

NKPD code: 21516012

Current information as of 2026-11-15

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Bachelor

Educational-qualification degree "Bachelor"

ClassProfessionals
SubclassScience and Engineering Professionals
GroupElectrotechnology Engineers
Sing. GroupElectrical engineers

Labor Characteristics

Electrical engineers conduct research, advise on, design and direct the construction and operation of electrical systems, components, motors and equipment, and advise on and direct their operation, maintenance and repair. They study and advise on the technological aspects of electrical engineering materials, products and processes.

Main Tasks

  • advising on and designing power stations and systems for the generation, transmission or distribution of electricity;
  • controlling and monitoring the operation of electricity generation, transmission and distribution systems;
  • advising on and designing systems for electric motors, other electrical equipment or electrical household appliances;
  • specifying electrical installations for use in industrial and other buildings and sites;
  • establishing control systems to monitor the performance and safety of electricity generation and distribution systems, electric motors and equipment;
  • determining production methods for electrical systems and for the maintenance and repair of existing electrical systems, motors and equipment.
  • Examples of occupations in this unit group:
  • Engineer, power engineering
  • Engineer, electrical overhead contact lines
  • Engineer, electromechanical equipment

Not Included

  • Engineer, power generation (nuclear power plant) – 2151
  • Engineer, electronics – 2152
  • Engineer, telecommunications – 2153
  • Engineer, team leader/radio and television – 2153

Professions in "Electrical engineers"

Aeronautical engineer, electrical and instrument equipmentAeronautical engineer, power systemsEngineer, signalling equipmentEngineer, automationEngineer, power generation (alternative sources)Engineer, power generation (nuclear power plant)Engineer, power generation (thermal power plant)Engineer, electrical illuminations and effectsEngineer, overhead contact linesEngineer, electrical controlEngineer, electrical machines and apparatusEngineer, electrical subsystemsEngineer, electrical safetyEngineer, electromechanical equipmentEngineer, electrical equipmentPower engineerEngineer, lighting technologyEngineer, electricity transmissionEngineer, electricity distributionEngineer, relay protectionHead, gas/steam power plant
Source: National Statistical Institute

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Professions in "Electrical engineers"

Aeronautical engineer, electrical and instrument equipmentAeronautical engineer, power systemsEngineer, signalling equipmentEngineer, automationEngineer, power generation (alternative sources)Engineer, power generation (nuclear power plant)Engineer, power generation (thermal power plant)Engineer, electrical illuminations and effectsEngineer, overhead contact linesEngineer, electrical controlEngineer, electrical machines and apparatusEngineer, electrical subsystemsEngineer, electrical safetyEngineer, electromechanical equipmentEngineer, electrical equipmentPower engineerEngineer, lighting technologyEngineer, electricity transmissionEngineer, electricity distributionEngineer, relay protectionHead, gas/steam power plant
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