Cable Technician courses in New South Wales

An Electrical and Instrumentation Technician ensures equipment operates correctly by installing, servicing, troubleshooting, and repairing it.

An Instrumentation Technician ensures automated equipment operates safely, performing installation, calibration, testing, and maintenance tasks.

An Apprentice Electrician repairs electrical systems, installs components, and works under guidance, requiring teamwork and attention to detail.

An Electrician repairs, installs, and diagnoses electrical systems, ensuring safety and attention to detail while working in various settings.

An Electrical Supervisor oversees electrical circuit creation and maintenance, leading a team in telecommunications and power networks.

An Electrical Trades Assistant installs and maintains electrical systems, diagnosing faults and servicing equipment in various settings.

An Electrical Fitter designs, installs, and tests electrical circuits, focusing on safety and technical accuracy, and works on both residential and industrial projects.

An Electrical Linesman installs, inspects, repairs, and services overhead powerlines, working outdoors, focusing on safety, teamwork, and following technical specifications.

A Rail Traction Linesman maintains and repairs electrical rail lines, working with overhead lines and cables, following safety procedures and solving technical issues quickly.

A Cable Jointer lays, joins, and repairs underground power cables, following safety procedures, working outdoors, and using strong technical skills in a team environment.

A Substation Technician repairs and maintains power supply equipment, installs new systems, and inspects networks while ensuring safety and teamwork.

A Power Systems Engineer designs and maintains power supply infrastructure, ensuring safe and efficient operation of generation and distribution systems.

A Systems Electrician specialises in maintaining large network systems, performing scheduled repairs, inspections, and safety audits while ensuring compliance with safety procedures.

An Electrical Estimator plans budgets for electrical projects, calculating costs for materials, labour, and equipment, ensuring compliance and accuracy.

An Electrical Project Manager oversees the design, installation, and operation of electrical systems, ensuring smooth project execution and problem-solving.

A Signal Technician installs, maintains, and repairs railway signalling systems, ensuring proper function through inspections, testing, and adjustments.

A High Voltage Substation Project Manager oversees HV substation projects, coordinating resources, schedules, and budgets to ensure timely delivery.

A Power Systems Technical Officer supports the operation and maintenance of electrical power systems, ensuring efficient electricity distribution and collaborating with engineers to solve issues.

A Fibre Optic Technician installs and maintains fibre optic networks, ensuring high-speed internet connectivity by troubleshooting issues and testing signal strength.

A Fibre Optic Splicer installs and repairs fibre optic cables, ensuring high-quality signal transmission and maintaining efficient communication networks.

A Senior Power Systems Operator oversees electricity distribution, ensures grid stability, responds to outages, and collaborates with teams for safety.

An Asset Inspector evaluates machinery and property conditions, identifying defects and ensuring compliance while recommending maintenance actions.

An Electric Vehicle Technician repairs and maintains EVs, ensuring efficiency and safety while using specialised tools and knowledge.

A Power Plant Operator controls and maintains equipment to generate electricity, ensuring safe operation and efficient power supply in various facilities.

Lineworkers are skilled tradespeople responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical power systems, including overhead and underground power lines.

A Maintenance Technician is responsible for the upkeep, repair, and overall maintenance of equipment, machinery, and facilities within a commercial, industrial, or residential setting. 

Electric Vehicle Mechanics repair and maintain EVs, needing technical skills to keep vehicles safe and support Australia’s green shift.