Individuals looking to become an Industrial Control Technician should expect to control systems used in the industrial and infrastructure sectors. Industrial Control Technicians will be able to install, maintain, fault find and optimise hardware and software for automation systems. The individual will be part of a multi-disciplinary team for example as a member or leader of a project team, maintenance team, service team that will work alongside other stakeholders for example design, production or coordination that interfaces with internal and external customers alike.
The individual will have skills in cabling, use of physical tools and maintaining systems. They would have excellent stakeholder management skills, communication and working well within a team. In this occupation the individual will be responsible for coordination of services and working to establish operating procedures.
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