Certified Technician

A professional, who through academic training and experience in the application of engineering or scientific principles, is capable of assuming responsibility and of exercising independent judgement in a specialized practice within a field of engineering or applied science technology.

Works under general supervision.

Typical activities include testing, troubleshooting, inspection, calibration, design drafting, quality control, maintenance, modeling, data compilation, estimating, sales, surveying, field supervision, technical sales and teaching.

Uses a practical approach based on a detailed understanding of standard methods and techniques in solving technical problems.

Examines assignments, objectives and instructions to select procedures and actions to resolve the assigned problem.

Requirements

• Diploma from a recognized college/institute of technology accredited at the technician level by the Canadian Technology Accreditation Board (CTAB), or equivalent as determined by ASET's Board of Examiners.
• Minimum of two years' acceptable technical experience; minimum of one year work experience in Canada.
• Three professional references.
• Completion of ASET's Professional Practice Exam.

Certification Process