What is an "Installation Technician" or "Serv

filkenjitsu

I am thinking about moving to this position within my company, but I have looked everywhere for Installation Technician and Service Technician Certifications, but have not found them anywhere!!!

I mean, When I search Google, it is HVAC certs, IPNetwork cers all called Installation Technician.

I found the MECP cert, and I know about the CompTIA one, what do they mean I have to take and pass the Installation Technician 3 test??? where are these certs!!!!!!!!!????

Qualifications:
* Minimum of three years combined experience in Installation Technician Levels I,II and III, Service Technician Level I, II and III, or equivalent experience.
* Technical degree in Electronic Communication or equivalent experience. MECP Certification preferred.
* Minimum 1 year experience Controlling Repair and Installation Workload Priorities required.
* PC and LAN experience required.
* Must pass Service Technician Level III proficiency test.

filkenjitsu

ooooh found some more info at ce.org, the site that does the MECP:


Certification Links

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Electronic Technicians Association (ETA)
· Certified Electronics Technician
· Certified Network Computer Technician
· Computer Service Technician
· Certified Network Systems Technician
· Certified Satellite Installer
· Certified Service Manager
www.eta-sda.com

North American Retail Dealers Association (NARDA)
www.narda.com

National Coalition for Electronics Education
The NCEE assists educators in fostering electronics knowledge by developing competencies that enable each school to implement a standardized program for a variety of electronics-based courses. The NCEE maintains an unmatched reputation as a credible competency source, as it pulls from many active industry-wide participants.

Encompassing a broad collection of interests, the NCEE offers free a standardized list of competencies in these technology-based areas:

· Appliance Service
· Basic Electronics
· Computer Service
· Consumer Electronics Service
· Wireless Communications
· Satellite Systems
· Customer Service Specialist
www.ncee-edu.org

National Electronic Service Dealers Association (NESDA)
· Certified Electronics Technician
· Certified Service Manager
www.nesda.com

Professional Service Association (PSA)
· Certified Appliance Professional
· Master Certified Appliance Professional
· Certified Service Manager
www.psaworld.com

United Servicers Association (USA)
· Certified Administrator - Service
www.unitedservicers.com

johnnynodough

Im gonna take a stab and say those tests are given at your company. I had to take a test to be promoted to the server admin gig. Many companies test there people internally as they move up.

filkenjitsu

hmmmm maybe