Technicians must be able to assess the condition of electrical equipment
Electrical engineering technicians interpret designs and technical instructions from an electrical engineer and ensure that they are accurately implemented. They also develop, install, test and maintain equipment that produces, transmits or uses power.
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Entry Requirements
To become a qualified electrical engineering technician you need to complete a National Diploma in Engineering (previously the New Zealand Certificate in Engineering) or an equivalent diploma or degree.
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Pay
Industry sources indicate that the average gross salary for electrical technicians in 2008 was about $64,850, with the highest-paid 25% earning about $74,150, while the lowest-paid 25% earned an avera
Job Outlook
Electrical infrastructure upgrade needed
The electrical supply industry is extremely important to the New Zealand economy, as industry relies heavily on electricity to remain productive.
Skill shortage information
There is a long term skill shortage for this job.
Source: Department of Immigration, Skills Shortages
