Essential in all sectors, the Electrical Technician is a great option for those who want a stable and well-paid career.
Electrical or Electrotechnical Technician is a professional qualified to carry out maintenance activities for electrical or electronic parts and equipment, regardless of which segment of the labor market he operates in, such as oil companies, industrial companies or simply providers of specialized services.
If you want to be an Electrical Technician, keep in mind that you must be careful, work with perseverance and in a way that there are no mistakes in your activities, because all the electrical and electronic equipment in your work environment will be under your responsibility.
Note that when we talk about a professional Electrical Technician, we are actually talking about an extremely specialized person. The worker in this area is actually a sub-niche of Electrical Engineering, which aims to study a range of circuits and electrical equipment, deal with their generation, transmission, distribution and storage. The main types of companies that work in this type of professional segment are wind, solar, thermoelectric and hydroelectric, with the main scope in the production and generation of energy. No matter what company one works for, this expert in the electrical arts is needed in all walks of civilized life in the modern world.
Companies that hire electrical technicians
The Electrical Technician or Electrotechnician can develop activities in metallurgy, construction/civil works, in the telecommunications, oil and gas, and many others.
In Brazil, the main schools or federal institutions that teach courses in this field are the schools of IFF (Instituto Federal Fluminense), SENAI (National Service of Industrial Learning), FAATESP and many other private institutions authorized by MEC to provide courses in this sector.
The average salary of an Electrical Technician, you can check it out in the table below:
To work in the oil and gas industry, especially in the offshore segment, the ideal thing is for the professional in this field to have a technician in Electrical Engineering or Electrical Engineering, to have good English, because most companies in this field are multinationals. The article I speak of importance of english in the offshore world it might be very interesting for you. In addition, there are training courses that companies ask for such as NR-10, NR-33, NR-35 and IRATA for this specific professional.
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