15,683 Installation Technician Jobs Nationwide
Installation technicians are responsible for installing and configuring various types of equipment or machinery depending on the specific industry where they work. For example, a cable TV installation technician would hook up the cable to a customer's home, then proceed to install the indoor wiring, outlets, set top boxes and cable modems as required.
Skillset: As installation technicians often work with the public, good communication and interpersonal skills are required. The ability to work with minimal supervision, as well as a capacity to solve problems related to the equipment being installed are also a requirement.
Education: The specific education requirements will vary according to the type of industry the installation technician works in. In certain cases, obtaining professional licenses and certifications would be required. Most installation technician positions require a vocational school diploma or a certificate that is specific to the job. In some cases, it may be possible to substitute formal education for previous industry related experience.
Career Path: To become an installation technician, it is recommended to acquire a certificate or vocational diploma that is specific to this job. Passing exams to obtain a professional license or certification may be required in some cases. Junior installation technicians may sometimes be required to work as an apprentice or assistant to a more experienced technician for some time.
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