Instrumentation Tradesperson
Alternative Titles:
Electronic Instrument Tradesperson, Electrotechnology Instrumentation Tradesperson
Instrumentation tradespersons maintain, install, modify and
repair instruments and instrumentation used in measurement and
control systems. These instruments measure and control
temperature, pressure and flow in processes used in industries
such as petro-chemical, mining, food and manufacturing.
Instrumentation tradespersons may perform the following
tasks:
- install electronic instruments and control systems
- examine and test faulty electronic instruments and
control systems to diagnose faults
- undertake calibration and make sure there is correct
operation of instrumentation equipment
- repair and maintain electronic instruments and control
systems.
Instrumentation tradespersons may specialise as control or
measurement instrument tradespersons.
With experience and sometimes further training, it is
possible to become a supervisor. Post-trade training is also
available in new electronic technologies and advanced skills.
Required Skills - Instrumentation Tradesperson
- enjoy technical and engineering work
- analytical and problem-solving skills
- ability to perform intricate work
- an aptitude for mechanics and electronics
- physically fit
- good eyesight and normal colour vision
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