如何成为工业测量与控制技术员
官方职业名称：Industrial measurement and control technician
也称为: Valve technician, Control valve technician, Control systems technician, IMC technician
安装、测试和维修电表、燃气调压器、温控器和安全阀等机械调节和控制装置。
主要任务
- 安装调节和控制装置
- 维修调节和控制装置
- 检查电气系统是否存在故障
- 调整设备以确保读数准确
- 测试设备是否正常运行
- 在维护期间控制电源连接
- 将系统信息录入电脑
- 与其他工作人员沟通
如何入行
成为工业测量与控制技术员需要资格和培训。修读这一职业所需的学习或培训需要NCEA Level 2。必备条件：新西兰工业测量与控制（理论）证书（4级），或新西兰工业测量与控制（实践）证书（4级）。其他要求：新西兰电气工种证书（4级）或类似资格；新西兰工业测量与控制证书（5级）；电气工作者注册委员会（EWRB）颁发的学徒有限证书或执业执照；在EWRB注册；驾驶执照。
入行途径
- 证书和文凭课程: Entry certificates in electrical engineering. 新西兰高等教育委员会（TEC）将该职业与电气与电子工程及技术方向的学习相关联。资格：NZ Cert in Electrical Engineering Theory, NZ Cert in Electrical Pre-Trade。通常 1 年。这些资格的毕业生毕业一年后年收入中位数为 $48,000，五年后为 $63,000；毕业一年后有 70% 就业（TEC，依据新西兰统计局 IDI 数据）。; Intermediate certificates in industrial engineering. 新西兰高等教育委员会（TEC）将该职业与机械与工业工程及技术方向的学习相关联。资格：NZ Cert in Industrial Measurement and Control (Theory)。通常 1.5 年。
薪资
- 最常见薪资：每年 $62,000 至 $85,000（中位数 $72,667），TEC 的税前估算。
- 较低：每年 $55,000 · 较高：每年 $92,000
- TEC 的薪资数字只是估算。TEC 表示不得用于确定薪资、薪资谈判或签证申请。
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常见问题
如何成为工业测量与控制技术员？
成为工业测量与控制技术员需要资格和培训。修读这一职业所需的学习或培训需要NCEA Level 2。必备条件：新西兰工业测量与控制（理论）证书（4级），或新西兰工业测量与控制（实践）证书（4级）。其他要求：新西兰电气工种证书（4级）或类似资格；新西兰工业测量与控制证书（5级）；电气工作者注册委员会（EWRB）颁发的学徒有限证书或执业执照；在EWRB注册；驾驶执照。
工业测量与控制技术员在新西兰能赚多少钱？
新西兰高等教育委员会估算税前薪资中位数为每年 $72,667。 最常见的薪资为每年 $62,000 至 $85,000。
数据来源
- Tertiary Education Commission (Tahatu Career Navigator): Tahatu career ideas: descriptions, tasks, pay estimates, people employed, employment change 2018 to 2023, entry requirements, registration, interest scores（Site scrape 2026-10 (816 career ideas, sitemap lastmod 2026-10-01)），CC BY 4.0，获取于 2026年10月4日
职业名称、描述和主要任务由 Peernovo 根据 Tahatū Career Navigator（新西兰高等教育委员会，CC BY 4.0）翻译成中文。
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Sources: Tertiary Education Commission, Tahatū Career Navigator (career ideas, pay estimates, entry requirements and study options, CC BY 4.0, modified by Peernovo); Stats NZ, 2023 Census (via Figure.NZ) and the National Occupation List (CC BY 4.0); NZQA qualification information (CC BY 3.0 NZ); O*NET interest scores (CC BY 4.0); ILO global generative AI exposure index (CC BY 4.0). Links between career ideas and ANZSCO groups, degree fields and broad job groups are Peernovo's.
These results are not official statistics. They have been created for research purposes from the Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI), which is carefully managed by Stats NZ.
Graduate outcomes: these results are not official statistics. They have been created for research purposes from the Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI), which is carefully managed by Stats NZ.
更新于 2026年10月4日