Higher apprenticeship - automation and controls engineering technician
As an automation and controls engineering technician your job will be to install, support, maintain and optimise hardware and software for automation systems.
Depending on the type of company, an automation and controls engineering technician may be either based within a manufacturing organisation and provide the service directly for them; or in a service provider, approved solutions provider or original equipment manufacturer where you provide a service to your company’s customers.
Both roles involve working across range of hardware specific to industry such as programmable logic controllers, human-machine interfaces, robots, and industrial networks. The use of physical tools, software tools and instruments are fundamental to carrying out tasks associated with building, installing, and maintaining automation systems.
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More information on our automation and controls engineering technician apprenticeship: https://amrctraining.co.uk/apprentice...