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FIELD TECHNICIAN ASSESSMENT

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This assessment helps Metro Mobile Electronics, LLC (MME) understand your technical foundation, attention to detail and approach to safe field work. Explain your reasoning in your own words. If you are unsure, say what you would check or who you would consult.

Answer from your own knowledge and experience. Do not perform live electrical tests or work on a vehicle to complete this assessment. Contact the hiring team if you need assistance or an accommodation.

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Section 1: Electrical fundamentals

Q1. A simplified circuit has a 12-volt supply and 6 ohms of resistance. What current would you expect? Show your calculation.

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Q2. What is the difference between an always-powered circuit and an ignition-switched circuit? Why might the distinction matter for a fleet device?

Short answer.

Q3. A new device does not power on. Describe the information you would gather and the order of checks you would propose before replacing the device.

Scenario answer. Do not describe working on a live vehicle for this test.

Section 2: Safe installation judgment

Q4. You cannot confirm whether a wire belongs to a safety-related system. The vehicle must leave soon. What do you do next?

Scenario answer.

Q5. The installation guide conflicts with what you observe in the vehicle. How would you resolve the issue before proceeding?

Scenario answer.

Q6. Name three factors you would consider when choosing a route and mounting location for a device’s wiring.

Short answer.

Section 3: Documentation and verification

Q7. What information should connect a device to the correct vehicle in an installation record? Name at least three items.

Short answer.

Q8. Why are pre-installation and post-installation inspections both useful?

Short answer.

Q9. A device powers on, but the provider cannot see it reporting. What would you document, communicate and verify before treating the job as complete?

Scenario answer.

Section 4: Customer service and accountability

Q10. You discover that the assigned vehicle is not available when you arrive. How would you communicate and coordinate the next step?

Scenario answer.

Q11. You notice damage that was present before you began work. How would you handle it?

Scenario answer.

Q12. A customer asks you to skip a required verification step to save time. What would you say and do?

Scenario answer.

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FIELD TECHNICIAN ASSESSMENT

Show Us How You Approach the Work.

Applicant details

Section 1: Electrical fundamentals

Section 2: Safe installation judgment

Section 3: Documentation and verification

Section 4: Customer service and accountability

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