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In the role of Installer, we are responsible for providing installation services in the companies. We handle a wide range of sight installation and maintenance tasks related to different projects. We are accountable for diagnosing the issues and their technical problems in the installation problems. Working as Installers, it is our primary responsibility to implement new strategies and solutions to eliminate the complications from the installation procedures. We also provide suggestions to the team members and our managers for making changes in the existing projects to improve the installation systems. We communicate with the customers and build strong relationships with them by providing them quality ensured services.
Core tasks:
- working collaboratively with the team members
- managing installation tasks
- improving the existing installation procedures
- identifying the issues in installation methods
- performing other assigned duties
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Where does an Installer work at?
People working as an Installer, how much do you make a year?
Can you wear street clothes while working as an Installer?
Do you see the demand growing for people working as an Installer?
What are the typical educational institutions where an Installer graduate?
What is the women/men ratio in the job of Installer?
Sophie Hayes
It’s mainly dominated by men.
What is the typical age to work as an Installer?
Benjamin Gardner
The average age is 25
How much experience is typically required to work as an Installer?
Benjamin Gardner
4 years of experience is needed on average for an Installer.
Which industries have a lot of people working in Installer roles?
Liam Brown
Construction employs the most.
What kind of higher education an Installer need?
Benjamin Gardner
You should be fine with No higher education
Where are you working as an Installer?
Benjamin Gardner
If you are an Installer you should definitely apply for ADT, DIRECTV, Magnolia Audio-Video and SolarCity
How many years do people spend as an Installer in their career path?
Benjamin Gardner
An Installer typically changes positions after 4 years.
How frequently people change companies if they work as an Installer?
Liam Brown
an Installer is not a typical job hopper, but might change companies.
What work history do people usually have before becoming an Installer?
Liam Brown
Most people come from Technician, Carpenter or Project Manager roles
What can be the next step in your career path from Installer?
Benjamin Gardner
Working as Installer consider Project Manager, Technician or Service Technician as a next step in your career.
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