More than one million Americans were employed in electronics manufacturing in the early 1990's. Employment is still growing steadily. Electronic equipment repairers install, maintain, and repair electronic equipment used in offices, factories, homes, hospitals, aircraft and other places. Equipment includes televisions, radar, industrial equipment control, computers, telephone systems and medical diagnosing equipment. With the use of computers in every aspect of life these days employment of computer equipment repairers will grow much faster than other occupations.
Employers prefer applicants with formal training in electronics and computer repair.
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