Nikita Mohovikov is a young but very promising specialist. He is an electrician for security and fire alarm systems. Since childhood he has loved repairing equipment, electronics, creating websites, and dreams of obtaining a programmer profession in the future.

The specifics of an electrician's work involve installing technical security means at customers' facilities, maintaining security alarm systems, and monitoring their operability. Over three years of work in the department, Nikita has managed to install about 20–30 security devices.

"My task is installation, technical maintenance, and repair of equipment," says Nikita, sitting at a table, with diagrams, drawings, and plans around him.

We caught him just at another facility – a kindergarten, where together with other electricians under the guidance of inspector-engineer of the security means and systems group Sergey Lukashenko he was engaged in installing security equipment.

"But even the most modern technology cannot replace a person," Nikita is confident. "For example, when a guarded facility stubbornly refuses to be connected to the alarm, only a specialist can handle it."

Nikita is only 23, but he has been noted by management as