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Make sure you know what you're getting into, because maintenance means different things to different people. The kind of maintenance I worked, was as an electrician/mechanic who fixed anything in the plant that needed fixed. Some people think maintenance means grease monkey with lube and oil. Or maintenance means janitorial service. Or maintenance means you run a production machine and make your own repairs and adjustments. Or maintenance means you take care of and make repairs to buildings. Or maintenance means lawn mowing and taking care of a property. When I was in the navy, my rate was AMH. That stood for aviation maintenance hydraulics. I thought I was going to be a jet mechanic, but the job was wash rack and grease jobs on a flight line and I hated it

Ive been working as a maintenance technician for 13 years now. I’m now maintenance lead. What I’ve learned from my experience. Do not express your complaints or dissatisfied situations to anyone you work with. No one there is your friend. Your co-workers are not your buddies. Vent out your frustration to your family at home. Keep a good positive calm attitude and take your time when working on equipment. Answer calls on the radio professionally and just relax. Isolate the problems to what is not the problem and isolate safely. Always use LOTO and be safe. Learn what you can. Keep notes on you phone. Take pictures before repairs so you will remember how it goes back. Don’t be afraid to ask for help. No one knows everything. If you are planning to go somewhere else never tell anyone. Use the maintenance manuals. Read and research. Over time you will become more proficient. Know your worth. Don’t be afraid to look for better jobs and go on interviews. Sometimes going somewhere might not be better. Be careful where you decide to work. In this trade you will see a high turn over rates because most people can’t handle it. If you stick out though you can make good money over time.

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