Electrotechnology Assembler

Electrotechnology assemblers apply electrical knowledge to make, fit or repair electrical machines, instruments or appliances.

Electrotechnology assemblers may perform the following tasks:

install electrical and electronic control systems
assemble electrical and electronic components and appliances
connect electrical equipment to power supplies
maintain automated production processes
decide what parts and materials are needed for the job
make, alter and assemble metal parts
select and cut wires or cables
connect wires or cables to terminals or connectors according to wiring diagrams
operate and maintain machine tools such as lathes, drilling machines, welding and heating equipment, and hoists.

Specialisations:

Electronic Equipment Technician

An electronic equipment technician services electronic equipment such as radio communications equipment (e.g. two-way radio transceivers, CB radio, TV and radio broadcast and studio equipment); video arcade machines; public address systems; fire and security alarm systems; and home entertainment equipment.

Electrotechnology assemblers may work in workshops, private homes or manufacturers' factories. They may have a considerable amount of contact with the public. They may work in confined spaces and have to stand for long periods. They may also be required to work at heights on masts, towers and roofs.

Electrotechnology assemblers must be aware of safety regulations and must often wear and use supplied protective equipment.

Personal Requirements:

enjoy mathematical and technical activities
practical and good hand-eye coordination
good eyesight (may be corrected) and normal colour vision
diagnostic ability
an aptitude for mechanics and electronics
able to do precise and detailed work
able to work as part of a team
physically fit
good communication skills.

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