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You'll learn to assemble and commission components of electronic systems. You'll also learn to disassemble existing systems step by step. Troubleshooting is part of your training. You'll also learn how to manage technicians and assign tasks. So, you'll be constantly repairing, modifying, disassembling, and renovating. By the end of the training, you'll be a true professional.

As a mechanical installation engineer, you install piping systems for gas, heating, ventilation, drinking water, or sewage systems. You maintain, repair, and configure these systems. You'll also increasingly encounter new technologies like heat pumps and solar water heaters in your work.

As a first-time home installer, you'll install piping systems for gas, heating, ventilation, drinking water, and sewage systems. You'll also work on systems like heat pumps and solar water heaters. Many systems are connected to gas or water, so no two days are the same.

As an electrical installation engineer, you install cables, pipes, and wiring for lighting and power systems, among other things. You maintain, repair, and configure these systems. You'll also increasingly encounter new technologies like solar panels and home automation in your work.