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Electrical and Electronics Repairer, Commercial and Industrial Equipment

Operational-level

Also known as: Access Control Installer, Aerial Erector, Aerial Installer, Amplifier Mechanic

Tech & EngineeringBachelor's Degree

Job Description

As an Electrical and Electronics Repairer, you fix, test, and install complex electronic equipment like industrial controls, transmitters, and antennas. You'll primarily work indoors in environmentally controlled settings, often wearing common safety gear such as shoes, glasses, and hearing protection. This job requires strong critical thinking, active listening, and precision, as you'll discuss issues face-to-face with teams and communicate findings via email. This role suits someone meticulous who enjoys hands-on problem-solving with technology.
Industrial ElectronicsElectronics RepairElectrical MaintenanceIndustrial Control SystemsElectrical EngineeringElectronics EngineeringTechnical ServicesEngineeringTechnicalAutomotive

A Day in the Life

You arrive at Precision Robotics Inc. at 6:45 AM, clock in, and head to the breakroom for coffee. Donning your safety glasses and steel-toed boots, you check the digital work order board. A priority ticket flags a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) on Line 3 that's causing erratic motor speeds. You grab your toolbox, which includes your trusty Fluke multimeter and a laptop loaded with diagnostic software, and head to the plant floor. The air hums with machinery, a familiar sound.

Skills employers are looking for in 2027

Software and technologies flagged by O*NET as Hot or In-Demand for this role.

In-demand software
Microsoft ExcelMicrosoft Office software

Job Outlook 2025-2035

Projected growth

+0.3%

US average: +3.5%

Job openings

4,700

per year (US)

Jobs today

65,500

in 2025 → 65,700 (2035)

Typical entry education

Postsecondary nondegree award

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment Projections; O*NET Bright Outlook. Read the BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook

Work Environment

How this work is typically performed, based on O*NET work context data.

Email & digital communication
High
Working in a team
High
Contact with others
High
Freedom to make decisions
High
Time pressure
Moderate
Time spent sitting
Moderate
Working outdoors
Low
Indoor, climate-controlled
High
Dealing with customers
Moderate
Level of competition
Low

Source: O*NET Work Context (v31.0)

Future Perspective

Stable Job Market

This career offers a stable outlook, with about 4,700 job openings expected each year through 2035. Employment is projected to grow slightly at 0.3%. You can earn a median annual wage of $74,090 and advance into roles such as Industrial Controls Engineer or Maintenance Supervisor.

Career ladder

Often before this role

  • Junior Electronic Technician
  • Maintenance Helper
  • Apprentice Electrician

Where it can lead

  • Industrial Controls Engineer
  • Field Service Engineer
  • Maintenance Supervisor

Impact of AI on this Job

AI will significantly impact this career by enhancing diagnostic tools and enabling predictive maintenance, reducing the need for routine physical inspections. While AI won't fully replace the need for hands-on repair, professionals will increasingly utilize AI-powered analytics to identify faults faster and focus on more complex, non-routine repairs, requiring adaptation to new technologies.