Service Technician (-Makati)

A service technician's job is to install, maintain, test, and repair equipment or systems.
They may work on a variety of things, including appliances, computers, and cars.
Some responsibilities of a service technician include:
Installation: Installing new equipment on-site and ensuring it works correctly and safely
Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance on equipment and infrastructure
Repair: Diagnosing and repairing faulty equipment
Education: Teaching users how to use and maintain their equipment
Reporting: Preparing reports on maintenance and repair work
Customer relations: Handling customer relations professionally and explaining complex issues to non-technical audiences
Record keeping: Keeping detailed records of all repair work
Communication: Communicating with service managers about parts, order completion, and other issues
Advice: Advising customers on other issues their equipment may have and when future repairs may be needed
Service technicians may specialize in a particular area, such as electrical, air-conditioning and refrigeration, fire alarms, security systems, or audio-visual equipment.
They often use special tools, products, and techniques to perform their work.
To become a service technician, you may need to attend trade school or complete a certification program.