An Installation Technician is responsible for setting up various hardware and software systems in residential and commercial environments. They ensure that equipment such as computers, networks, and telecommunications systems are correctly configured and functioning efficiently. They perform diagnostics to troubleshoot issues and provide technical support to resolve them. In addition, they maintain records of installations and repairs and educate users on the proper use of installed systems. It's crucial for them to follow industry standards and safety regulations during installations and repairs.
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