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Electrical technicians help create, maintain, and repair the electronic components and equipment used in any equipment or device that involves electricity. They also can sometimes work with electricians or electrical engineers or work on site to keep machinery and specialty equipment running correctly. 

Some of the duties for an electrical technician include: 

• Reading blueprints and technical diagrams to determine the placement of outlets and fixtures 
• Installing wiring, outlets, and controls 
• Maintaining electrical systems 
• Inspecting transformers and circuit breakers to ensure they are up to code 
• Identifying electrical problems using specialized tools like voltmeters, cable testers, thermal scanners, and ammeters 
• Repairing and replacing wiring and equipment using both power and hand tools 
• Training and directing fellow workers to install, maintain, and repair systems and wiring 
• Following local and state building requirements 

An electronics technician is a professional who works with electrical and electronic equipment, such as computers, medical devices, and navigation systems. 

Duties: 

• Diagnosing and repairing electronic equipment
• Assembling equipment or components 
• Interpreting technical blueprints and schematics 
• Calibrating electronic equipment to manufacturer specifications 
• Designing electrical equipment or systems 
• Performing preventative maintenance on electric systems 
• Maintaining electronic equipment 
• Collaborating with engineers and other technicians 
• Upgrading technology and software systems 
• Troubleshooting electronic systems 
• Documenting processes and maintaining service records 

Yes. This course prepares you for Associate Certified Electronics Technician (CETa) developed by the Electronics Technicians Association, International, Inc.

After you register, you will receive 12 months to complete the course. The time allotted for completion has been calculated based on the number of course hours.

Jorge Garcia has over 20 years of experience in the electrical field as both a practicing and electrical instructor. He has been a licensed electrician since 2000 and currently holds an Electrical Contractor and Master Electrician license from Texas. Jorge currently serves as the Department Chair for Construction, Manufacturing, Transportation Technology at Texas Southmost College. Additionally, he has over 15 years in business as an Electrical Contractor for Exit Light Services. Jorge has an Associate degree in Electrician Technology, a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, a Master of Science in Management and Leadership, and is currently in a Learning Technology Ph.D. program. He also holds a Fire Suppression License from the State Fire Marshal Office, Licensed Irrigator, Limited License Electrician from Tennessee, License in Bilingual & Technology Education from Texas Education Agency, National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) Electrical Instructor Certification, and an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Authorized Trainer license.

Nate Eaton brings a unique blend of instructor and practical experience to his instructor role for the Electrical Technician course. He holds multiple licenses and certificates for his field of work. Nate holds an associate degree in construction electricity from Northwest State Community College. He holds a diploma as a master/trainer instructor and has been a keynote speaker for a local high school graduation.