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Electrotechnology Assembler

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This is an ideal career for a logical thinker. As an electrotechnology assembler, you use your knowledge of electrical wiring to make, fit or repair electrical machines, instruments, appliances or tools. You may also service electronic equipment such as radio communication equipment, two-way radios, CB radios, radio broadcast and studio equipment, video arcade machines, fire and security alarm systems, and home entertainment equipment.

Salary p/a
15k - 100k

Qualifications
TAFE

Intensity
Standing

Demand
Stable

Travel
Low

Conditions
Indoor

Weekly Hours
40-50

Pros

Tinkering with machinery and tools
Satisfaction in repairing something
Specialise for the premium dollars

Cons

Can be a dirty greasy job, filthy clothes and you smell like cleaning fluid
Long periods of standing
Workload slows as the building industry slows

The Bottom Line

This is a great career for those who like pulling things apart, seeing how they work and putting them back together. It’s a career where specialized knowledge is rewarded and opens new career paths. It’s not a glamorous job, but delivery of customer satisfaction is a reward in itself. Make sure you save to cover periods when he building industry slows.

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