Electronics Technician Training
(m/f/d)Job Description
Do you want to shed light on things for others? Do you want to bring clarity to the darkness? Then become an electrician! The electrician profession is divided into various specializations. Examples include energy and building technology, industrial engineering, and automation technology. What all specializations have in common is that, as a master electrician, you repair, maintain, test, and install systems. These can include power supply systems, lighting technology, communication technology, switchgear, control systems, or automation systems. While as an electrician specializing in energy and building technology, you ensure the power supply on various construction sites or on-site in customer buildings, as an industrial engineering specialist, you work in the workshops of a company, ensuring, among other things, the electrical functionality of the business. As an electrician specializing in automation technology, you work in production halls, testing laboratories, and offices to analyze systems.
Job Profile
Graduation
Soft Skills
Grades
Areas of Interest
Important School Subjects
- math
- Crafts/Technology
- Computer science
Training Content
- Installation of electrical power supply, lighting, or monitoring equipment
- Planning and maintenance of the power supply for buildings, supply systems, vending machines and industrial plants or telephone systems
- Setup, configuration, programming, commissioning and monitoring of the functionality of device types, systems or plants
- Communication with customers in case of malfunctions, defects or network errors
- Examination of the protective measures of the equipment, systems and installations
Salary
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