A Career in Electronic Technology
Introduction to the Installation Technician’s Work
Installation technicians are responsible for handling and installing all types of electronic systems and equipment. They install, repair, and maintain electrical and computer equipment in homes and offices. The duties of an Installation technician include traveling to customers’ houses or place of business, installing equipment, suggesting areas for installation, troubleshooting with existing equipment, and providing customers with operating instructions, and cleaning up after the job is complete.
Installation Technicians: Career Paths
- Installation Technician
- Customer Service Supervisor
- Customer Service Manager
The installation technician is responsible for
- Setting up electronic systems and devices.
- Assembling and connecting system components (e.g. cables).
- Building prototype models based on technical guidelines.
- Estimating damage and calculating the cost of materials.
- Testing system functionality and analyzing data.
- Repairing malfunctions in circuitry and other system structures.
- Reading and comprehending complex manuals and diagrams.
- Updating reports and maintaining inventory.
- Collaborating with engineers and other professionals on technical tasks.
- Using various tools to build and repair systems (e.g. grinders).
| Education Pathway | ||
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| After 10th/12th | Some Colleges | |
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Diploma in Electronics
Engineering B.Voc (Electronic Equipment Repair & Maintenance) |
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