Automation Technicians work with automated equipment such as PLC-controlled machines, robotic systems, conveyors, and control panels. They use diagnostic tools, programming interfaces, and monitoring systems to install, maintain, and troubleshoot systems. Responsibilities include system setup, maintenance, calibration, and fault detection. Work environments include factories, production plants, and automation facilities. They follow safety standards and automation protocols. Their role ensures production efficiency, reduces manual intervention, and supports Industry 4.0 systems, making them essential in modern manufacturing globally.