For Electricians · 12 of 32
AI prompts for Electricians, by the job.
Electrical work arrives as a fault you cannot see, a customer who wants a price from a photo, and a certificate that has to be right the first time. These prompts turn those calls into a safe instruction, a written scope, and a record you can hand to a landlord or an assessor. They write the message — they never certify, test, isolate or approve anything, and anything live stays with a qualified person on site.
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The first reply to a total power failure
Someone messages at 8pm saying the whole house has gone dark and the neighbors are fine.
Write a first draft for this job: The first reply to a total power failure. The situation: Someone messages at 8pm saying the whole house has gone dark and the neighbors are fine. Use only the facts I give you: [CUSTOMER MESSAGE], [BREAKER PANEL LOCATION], [MINUTES]. Keep it under 120 words. Do not invent a price, a time, a name, a promise, or a detail I have not supplied. Ask me for anything missing rather than filling it in. Finish with "Assumptions to confirm" so I can correct what you inferred.This is a free starter built from the first job in the Electricians set. It asks before it writes. The 100 full prompts in this trade are in the library.
What it asks you for
- The job: The first reply to a total power failure.
- Only the facts you supply: [CUSTOMER MESSAGE], [BREAKER PANEL LOCATION], [MINUTES].
- Under 120 words, with no invented price, time, name or promise.
- An “Assumptions to confirm” list at the end.
The jobs that land on you.
The first six jobs in this set, in the order the library treats them. Each one asks for the missing facts instead of inventing a price, a time, a name or a promise.
The first reply to a total power failure
Someone messages at 8pm saying the whole house has gone dark and the neighbors are fine.
Level: Starter
Customers & replies · 35 minA burning smell at a socket
The message says "something smells hot" and you are twenty minutes away.
Level: Advanced
Risk & compliance · 35 minA shock from a light switch
A customer says they got a tingle from a switch and wants to know whether it can wait until Friday.
Level: Advanced
Admin & paperwork · 30 minHalf the house has no power
The lights work but every socket on one side is dead and the customer has already reset the breaker twice.
Level: Intermediate
Admin & paperwork · 35 minThe GFCI that trips every time it rains
A customer reports a fault that only appears in wet weather, and it has been going on for months.
Level: Advanced
Customers & replies · 35 minA water leak through a ceiling rose
A plumber has fixed the leak but the light fitting filled with water and the customer wants to know if it is safe to switch on.
Level: Advanced
The kit for this job
The fault call, triaged
Someone rings with a symptom, no photo, and a suspicion that it is urgent.
What you get: Three safety questions, a booking with an arrival window, and a diagnosis fee stated without apology.
What to check: Nothing in the reply tells a customer to open the board. The fee is one you would charge. The window is one you can keep.
Read this kit, step by step → All 20 kits for Electricians → A generic prompt and a Second Draft prompt, side by side →
What this trade's prompts cover
admin & paperwork, customers & replies, marketing & content, risk & compliance, sales, quotes & pricing, team & hiring
Nothing is uploaded
The prompts are text. The free tools run in this browser, need no account and no model key. Your customer names and job details stay where you put them.
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The whole set
100 prompts for Electricians, and 20 kits that put them in order.
Every prompt asks for the facts first. Every kit ends with the checks that keep the judgment with you. Read a kit in the open before you decide anything.
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