What does an electrical distribution engineer do?
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“An electrical distribution engineer, sometimes titled an electrical distribution designer, designs the systems that move power from the utility into and through a site: the service, the feeders, the switchgear, the transformers, and the overhead or underground lines that carry it.”
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