The future of technician
work is summed up in one word: technology. The technology used
in plants, substations, and other key places technicians work is
rapidly changing. It is essential to keep your skills sharp in
the field to be an integral part of all that is happening in the
energy field!
Some emerging technician
careers in renewable energy include
Solar
Thermal Installer & Technician and
Wind Turbine Technician. These require the same skills as
detailed under Technician, but will require learning new materials
and technology.
Technician
These jobs, as well as Electrician, Boilermaker, and Electronics Technician, fall under the Technician category. If you are good at fixing things, this could be the job for you! Overall, you would be in charge of making sure machines, mechanical equipment, and buildings are working properly and in good condition.
Skills Required
To view the skills required for Technicians, click below:
High School Education
All entry level jobs require a High School diploma. To view a list of courses you should take in High School, click below:
Post-High School Education and Training
A two-year degree is optional. On-the-job training is required for this profession. To view a list of available degree and training programs in your area, use the Google Map locator by clicking below:
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