Will it be possible to do mentoring being a Career Mentor volunteer outside the UK territory?

I cannot answer your question, but I suspect that those who can will need more detail to do so as it is not clear what you are asking.

If I understand it, (and that may not be the case), you are normally in the Philippines (220V 60Hz but modified US wiring style), but are moving temporarily to a UK territory (which one ?)   and you would like to be the career mentor for someone doing inspection and testing of wiring ?

This then depends  on what form the mentoring takes, perhaps how much is technical, if the local regs and practice are different to your familiar, and how much is actually more about the career planning.

This latter  is more general but still requires knowledge of the qualifications and experience likely to be needed for a given role, and the local regulatory regime in the sense of who is allowed to do what with which qualification or approvals.

Is this for example, something you already do or have done elsewhere ?

If you could expand a bit more on your situation and  what you have in mind, a clearer answer may be possible

best regards

Mike.

Hi Mike,

The nominal voltage we have in the Philippines is 230V 60Hz that is Line to Line + PE with both line as live in urban areas for single phase. In some rural areas under the cooperative utility distribtution we have the Line to Ground (terminology used but works as the Neutral) + PE system also for single phase. The current trend of voltage system in highly urbanized cities with malls, condominiums, etc they are designed at 400V, 60Hz, 3Phase + N + PE. WIth this scenario, I am thinking with support from the team if we can somehow share technical lectures on the best practices relative to BS Standards and/or IEC Standards.

Currently our company engage in electrical services in the Philippines is affiliated with a government university as industry partner where we have On-the-Job-Training students of Bachelor of Industrial Technology Major in Electrical Technolgy course being engaged in the actual work environment as part of their curriculum and also as Supervised Industry Learning (SIL) partner for technical vocational students of TESDA RTC-Iloilo our government agency tasks on skills development. With this affiliation, would it be possible then for the institution volunteers to serve globally? 

I have move to UK but presently in the Philippines on a long holiday.

Best regards.

Allan

Hi Mike,

The nominal voltage we have in the Philippines is 230V 60Hz that is Line to Line + PE with both line as live in urban areas for single phase. In some rural areas under the cooperative utility distribtution we have the Line to Ground (terminology used but works as the Neutral) + PE system also for single phase. The current trend of voltage system in highly urbanized cities with malls, condominiums, etc they are designed at 400V, 60Hz, 3Phase + N + PE. WIth this scenario, I am thinking with support from the team if we can somehow share technical lectures on the best practices relative to BS Standards and/or IEC Standards.

Currently our company engage in electrical services in the Philippines is affiliated with a government university as industry partner where we have On-the-Job-Training students of Bachelor of Industrial Technology Major in Electrical Technolgy course being engaged in the actual work environment as part of their curriculum and also as Supervised Industry Learning (SIL) partner for technical vocational students of TESDA RTC-Iloilo our government agency tasks on skills development. With this affiliation, would it be possible then for the institution volunteers to serve globally? 

I have move to UK but presently in the Philippines on a long holiday.

Best regards.

Allan