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Electromechanical Engineering

Description
Electromechanical Engineering is a branch of Engineering that combines knowledge in electronics, mechanics, thermodynamics, hydraulics, among others, for application in all types of mechanical systems. It is responsible for preparing professionals trained to perform technical tasks such as design, installation, supervision and maintenance of systems that combine electrical parts with mechanics. The electromechanical engineer has a wide range of scientific, physical and mathematical knowledge, which allow him to successfully perform the complex tasks that involve electromechanical systems. They can work with automotive, robotic, automatic systems, residential and business electrical installations, industrial machinery, refrigeration and heating systems, among many others. Some disciplines related to Electromechanical Engineering are Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Maintenance and Physics.
Output profile
  • The electromechanical engineer:
  • Designs electromechanical systems of all kinds.
  • Draw up the plans required for their installation and creation.
  • Is responsible for the installation of the systems.
  • Provides maintenance and support to electrical systems.
  • It operates with automotive, heating, cooling, fire detection, electrical installations systems.
  • Elaborates Environmental Impact and Occupational Safety studies.

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