Automation Technician

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/06/2017 at 09:55

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Over The Years, Automation Technicians Have Been Gaining Incredible Attention in The Industry Being One of The Most Requested

The primary function of an Automation Technician is to repair and maintain computational control systems and robotic devices in industrial and commercial installations, minimizing human intervention in activities and amplifying operational efficiency.

To perform activities in this field of work, it is necessary to have some basic qualifications and attributes. Here are some of the main ones listed below:

Technical course or engineering in Automation
Registration with CREA or an equivalent institution
Proficiency in mathematics and basic arithmetic
Computer course and proficiency in handling software
At least intermediate English to handle manuals from foreign manufacturers

In the offshore oil and gas sector, in addition to the attributes above, special courses are required to work offshore, such as:

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How Much Does an Automation Technician Earn?

In the table below, you can check the average salaries of companies of all sizes, keeping in mind that there are variations depending on the state or country you live in. Here it is:

This profession is cool, isn’t it? I often say that this professional is one of the most complete in the technology sector due to their expertise in electrical, electronic, mechatronic, and computing issues. You can check out other professions in the section Careers on the Blog Click Here

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Automation Technician

Over The Years, Automation Technicians Have Been Gaining Incredible Attention in The Industry Being One of The Most Requested

How Much Does an Automation Technician Earn?

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Automation Technician

Over The Years, Automation Technicians Have Been Gaining Incredible Attention in The Industry Being One of The Most Requested

How Much Does an Automation Technician Earn?

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