I took the mechanical and electrical test today. I’m not bragging I’m just a very good test taker but I got offered a job on the spot for doing so well on it. This is probably the best video I’ve seen on it.
I highly suggest practicing the test itself. I failed the first Ramsay test for the Tech II for Amazon. I studied all the content and it didn’t help. The test itself and how it’s worded is the problem itself. I studied Ohms law, print reading, power transmissions, I’ve worked on cars, fixed all sorts of mechanical things but the test asks things like the tail of a pulley system, ammeters etc…. Study the test. Use job test prep or a test prep site. Take their practice test you’ll see what I mean. Some of it is common sense and if you know you know, other questions are mechanically inclined questions. I’m taking it again and if I don’t pass it will be apprenticeship for me which honestly I don’t want to do with the knowledge I already have. So do yourself a favor and study the topics and the test itself.
Thank you for this insightful feedback. We definitely (and humbly) agree. Sadly, there isn't always a correlation between a candidate's experience and knowledge and their success on the test. Therefore, preparation with the actual test structure is essential.
@@IronCross1788 you can find a free Ramsay test, sample questions & tips, and practice simulations right here - www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-mechanical-test Specifically for the Amazon Ramsay test visit this page, that also has a free practice test and the option the prepare fully - www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-maintenance-prep
I got my associates in wind energy but work in a meat processing plant they use the Ramsay test nowadays can you give me any pointers I heard it is easy with finding fulcrums and ohms law but the electrical part is tough
I just got an average score on the test I took for tech school my first time taking it and I scored an average of 60% out of each Chapter Reading 89% Arithmetic 49% Print reading 49% Mechanics 69% I’m taking the electrical ramsays in 3 weeks from now as well. I’m stressing.
I have to take the Ramsay test on Tuesday (4/1/22 ) for Johnson & Johnson Engineering technician position, any tips? I know what the topics are going to be but I’m brand new to this 😂
We have some information regarding the topics on the Johnson and Johnson Ramsay test, and we can offer a combination of preparation material to cover most of the test topics. Please contact me personally at ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com and I will be happy to help. -Shlomik
I just took the Ramsay maintenance electrician test it was 122 questions and took me 3.5 hours. HARDEST TEST EVER!!! I passed my journeyman electrical test in 1 hour 10 minutes with an 87%
@@timhick6 Greetings Tim! I just noticed your comment regarding Ramsay test. Are you familiar with the mechanical aptitude and basic skills test this is for the Navy Yard welding and shipbuilder
I took the test yesterday, the test was for base building maintenance technician (BBM3-A) , I didn't see any of the questions that I studied for ,mine had Mechanical/ HVAC Electrical Plumbjng/Piping Fire Life Safety print reading General Building
The Base Building Maintenance Technician Test is a separate (less popular test) for maintenance positions and is not covered in this video. This video presents the more popular "standard" Ramsay Maintenance Tests. It should also be noted that while there is a substantial overlap between various Ramsay tests, each test contains several different topics, so no one test is identical to the other.
While most Ramsay tests contain electrical questions, to a degree, if that is the main focus of the assessment (and the role), I'd recommend checking out the Ramsay ElecTest www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-electrical-test However, I think that the safest bet for most candidates is usually the Ramsay Maintenance Test (MultiCraft) www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-maintenance-test which covers both mechanics and electricity. If you want, I will be happy to give you a more personalized answer, so contact me at ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com
Tomorrow I'm taking a Test for W.R. Grace for an operator position. I'm just not sure what test I should be reviewing before I take it. All it tells me is the Exam is called (Ramsay- W.R. Grace Operator- BWC-R2). Is this a test you are familiar with?
You can find official information on the Ramsay BWC-R2 test right here -www2.ramsaycorp.com/product/?id=64 The test topics are Reading, Arithmetic, Inspection and Measurement, and Process Monitoring and Problem-Solving Skills. I'm afraid it is not similar to the Ramsay Mechanical and Maintenance Test Prep we offer.
Basically, the best practice is to go over sample questions or practice reading tools' measurements (if you have them it's the best), and schematics prints (which you can easily find if you google search blueprints or mechanical schematics). You can find relevant sample questions in our Ramsay Test Q&A page - www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-test-questions-and-answers You will also find excellent practice material in our PrepPack, with plenty of practice questions with full explanations. We highly recommend going through the study guides and the explanations for every answer, in order to improve your skills and better understand how to answer other similar questions. You can find the full preparation Ramsay here - www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-mechanical-test
The A6 is the form code of the well-known Ramsay MultiCrafTest (www.ramsaycorp.com/product/?id=1822). You can find details on the various test topics and the number of questions in each topic here: www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-maintenance-test
@@JobtestprepUk it’s fine I got your guys 1 week service and passed the test today after failing it a year ago thank you!!! Your guys test preps were amazing
Hey Shawn! Is Owens Corning having you take the Ramsay Mechanical Test? If so, we have great prep for it: www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-mechanical-test If not, let us know and we'll find the appropriate prep. Good luck!
As in any test, it is possible. The only question is what kinds of resources and effort it will take. Since the test covers a multitude of topics and requires quite a lot of mechanical and electrical knowledge to pass, learning the entire material that is required for it will take months if you enter the process with zero knowledge.
The Amazon Ramsay Tech test (levels 2 and 3) are covered in our Amazon Ramsay Maintenance Preparation Pack - www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-maintenance-prep The preparation includes 2 full-length simulations of the test, as well as additional practice tests for each of the test topics.
@@robertopalomin5394 Yes, the Ramsay pack is provided as a unified product that includes all the material you need for the test. You may choose to focus more on specific topics you are weaker in, but the pack contains all the actual test topics in a single product. If you are applying for an Amazon maintenance position, you can find an accurate preparation tailored for the Amazon Ramsay test right here - www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-maintenance-prep
Do you have the list of test topics you can share with me? It will help a lot We are currently not familiar enough with the different variations of the Walmart Maintenance Test (MAT). The current version applies to the assessment for the maintenance technician position. It indeed contains 2 full-length simulations of Ramsay Maintenance Tests (MecTest and MultiCrafTest), each containing 60 questions. However, we heard different things from different customers, and there's a chance the test is different from what we currently offer. I recommend comparing the list of subjects you received with what we offer. You can find the list of topics and number of questions on our Ramsay Maintenance page - www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-maintenance-test
I'm taking Amazon Maintenance Technician II soon, don't know when exactly, I am worried. I paid for the JobTestPrep and I fail the very 1st practice test "reading test". Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
@@Bruhmemes808 basic electronics and schematics I did pretty good, hvac and pneumatics I needed to study harder on. I study a few hours each day for awhile. so I got pretty good at the Ramsey test, but I took another job that isnt AMZ. GL though
I got to take several Ramsay tests over the years, including the Ramsay Maintenance Tests specifically. I did not fully understand your remark regarding the 3 years, so you are welcome to contact me personally via email: ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com
We currently do not offer any prep material for the Amazon Control Systems Tech/Lead Assessment, although we are working on it. In the meantime, you can check out our info page for a comprehensive overview of the test, including sample questions and answers for each of the test's 8 sections: www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-control-systems-test
Someone pursuing controls would want to take a close look at the MultiCraftTest because of the electrical and PLC elements. Which you will want to get very good scores on for your test. Also, check out some of TPC Trainings free video lectures on controls related topics. (PLCs, VFDs, Systematic Troubleshooting, and brush up on motors and defintley safety, which your interviewers will want to see a good understanding of from you). You can find the videos on youtube.
To the best of our knowledge and updated for March 2021, the Amazon Control Systems Assessment contains 8 topics that you should review in advance: - Schematics, Electrical Print, and Logic Reading - Process Control and Networking - Electrical Theory - Mechanical Elements - Computers, PLCs, and DCS - Power Distribution - Motors - Automation and Robotics For a more comprehensive view of the test, including a solved sample question for each of the test's 8 sections, visit our Amazon Control Systems Test page: www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-control-systems-test
Thank you so much for this. Unfortunately I just found out I'm taking the test in 5 days. Do you think it'll be possible to study enough for me to pass within that time frame?
Glad to help Yandhi. Regarding your question, it really depends on your level before starting to practice. 5 days is enough to help you brush up on your skills and understand the test and how it works.
I took and passed the mectest last Friday For CBRE. 60 questions and 2 hours to finish. I did it in 55 minutes. Anyone know what is the passing grade? They didn’t tell me. Hopefully they will tell me. Would like to know what i have to work on.
There are no clean-cut passing scores for Ramsay tests, as this passing score depends on the position you apply to, the standards set by the specific employer, etc. However, Ramsay does provide several clues, based on which I can only try to estimate the required MecTest passing score. Based on their info brochure (www.ramsaycorp.com/docs/info/technology-solutions.pdf, page 11), Ramsay Corporation states that the mean score for the Ramsay MultiCrafTest (a test similar in level and audience to the MecTest) is somewhere around 37/60. Assuming a required passing score at the top 80% of test-takers, which is approx. 1 standard deviation (10.4) above the mean, we are talking about a passing score of 47-48 correct answers out of 60. It should be noted that your sub-scores (scores per section) are also taken into account, and if you scored too low on a topic that is particularly important for your position you may not pass, even if your overall score is in the passing range. Again, this is just a rough estimation, but it does give some idea of the required passing score. If you are willing to take a deeper dive into the test's scoring method, you can check out the brochure I just mentioned above. Good luck!
@@JobtestprepUk i did some research and it appears that CBRE only cares that you pass the test. My final interview is this Friday. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Hi Aaron, The best thing you can do is visit the dedicated Amazon Maintenance Technician page - www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-maintenance-prep Also, if you have any questions, feel free to send me an email - ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com
You can also check out our Amazon Maintenance Technician video - th-cam.com/video/PF6oUL-oCkY/w-d-xo.html. Amazon also uses Ramsay for its tests. Their test is pretty similar, although not identical, to the "general" Ramsay maintenance tests. So, I believe you will be able to find some more tips there. In addition, consider checking out our info page about the exam: www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-maintenance-test Best of luck!
Hello I'm going to take the same test for Johnson and Johnson vision division. Can you please tell me how you did also any info to help me study the correct subjects ? Thanks
The name RME (Reliability Maintenance Engineering) is a name referring to the Amazon workforce responsible for the maintenance and repair of Amazon's own mechanical equipment. This area includes maintenance technicians, control systems technicians, area managers, etc. The test you will get from Amazon will depend on your precise position, such as the Ramsay Maintenance Assessment for maintenance mechanics (www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-maintenance-prep) or the Control Systems Assessment for control systems tech/lead (www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-control-systems-test). For more help, you are welcome to send me a personal email at ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com.
Are you referring to the USPS 955 Exam, used for Maintenance Mechanic /Technician positions? The 955 test is very similar to the Ramsay Maintenance test, more or less the same test topics, but we did not find any reliable report officially stating that USPS use Ramsay Corp. testing services. Shlomik
@@machinemungee32 For the Ramsay test, you can find very useful information and the option to purchase a complete preparation in this page - www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-maintenance-test For the 955 USPS test, also very useful info can be found here - www.jobtestprep.com/usps-exam-955
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I took the mechanical and electrical test today. I’m not bragging I’m just a very good test taker but I got offered a job on the spot for doing so well on it. This is probably the best video I’ve seen on it.
What company?
I highly suggest practicing the test itself. I failed the first Ramsay test for the Tech II for Amazon. I studied all the content and it didn’t help. The test itself and how it’s worded is the problem itself. I studied Ohms law, print reading, power transmissions, I’ve worked on cars, fixed all sorts of mechanical things but the test asks things like the tail of a pulley system, ammeters etc…. Study the test. Use job test prep or a test prep site. Take their practice test you’ll see what I mean. Some of it is common sense and if you know you know, other questions are mechanically inclined questions. I’m taking it again and if I don’t pass it will be apprenticeship for me which honestly I don’t want to do with the knowledge I already have. So do yourself a favor and study the topics and the test itself.
Thank you for this insightful feedback. We definitely (and humbly) agree. Sadly, there isn't always a correlation between a candidate's experience and knowledge and their success on the test. Therefore, preparation with the actual test structure is essential.
Where can you take the practice test?
@@IronCross1788 you can find a free Ramsay test, sample questions & tips, and practice simulations right here - www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-mechanical-test
Specifically for the Amazon Ramsay test visit this page, that also has a free practice test and the option the prepare fully - www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-maintenance-prep
@Sammy primetime channel how though? Lol only way i could think of is looking up stuff on my smart watch
I got my associates in wind energy but work in a meat processing plant they use the Ramsay test nowadays can you give me any pointers I heard it is easy with finding fulcrums and ohms law but the electrical part is tough
I just got an average score on the test I took for tech school my first time taking it and I scored an average of 60% out of each Chapter Reading 89% Arithmetic 49% Print reading 49% Mechanics 69%
I’m taking the electrical ramsays in 3 weeks from now as well. I’m stressing.
Thank you by the way. I imagine with contacts manufacturing the process is extremely high volume and high speed. It's stable.
I have to take the Ramsay test on Tuesday (4/1/22 ) for Johnson & Johnson Engineering technician position, any tips? I know what the topics are going to be but I’m brand new to this 😂
We have some information regarding the topics on the Johnson and Johnson Ramsay test, and we can offer a combination of preparation material to cover most of the test topics. Please contact me personally at ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com and I will be happy to help.
-Shlomik
How'd it go?
Do you have anything for prysmian group?
Did you get the job?
Any ideas on the Goodyear Ramsay test?
Is there a test for UPS BaSE Mechanic mechanic?
I just took the Ramsay maintenance electrician test it was 122 questions and took me 3.5 hours. HARDEST TEST EVER!!! I passed my journeyman electrical test in 1 hour 10 minutes with an 87%
You make no sense
@@timhick6 Greetings Tim!
I just noticed your comment regarding Ramsay test.
Are you familiar with the mechanical aptitude and basic skills test this is for the Navy Yard welding and shipbuilder
I took the test yesterday, the test was for base building maintenance technician (BBM3-A) , I didn't see any of the questions that I studied for ,mine had
Mechanical/ HVAC
Electrical
Plumbjng/Piping
Fire Life Safety
print reading
General Building
The Base Building Maintenance Technician Test is a separate (less popular test) for maintenance positions and is not covered in this video. This video presents the more popular "standard" Ramsay Maintenance Tests.
It should also be noted that while there is a substantial overlap between various Ramsay tests, each test contains several different topics, so no one test is identical to the other.
My bff just passed his test. 🙂.
I'm glad to hear that! Good luck with the interview!
Hey how are you?
Can i ask you a question?
Prepping for the Ramsay test as a cocacola technician! I herd there's alot of electrical questions. Any tips?
While most Ramsay tests contain electrical questions, to a degree, if that is the main focus of the assessment (and the role), I'd recommend checking out the Ramsay ElecTest www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-electrical-test
However, I think that the safest bet for most candidates is usually the Ramsay Maintenance Test (MultiCraft) www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-maintenance-test which covers both mechanics and electricity.
If you want, I will be happy to give you a more personalized answer, so contact me at ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com
@@JobtestprepUk dead links
@@GPC3 Fixed! Thanks for letting me know :)
Any tips for chemical warehouse operator test??
That test is TUFF. 955
Do you have a tests available for general maintenance associates that want to promote to a tech 2 at Walmart ?
What is on the maintenance worker 1 performance test? Does anyone know what is done? Thank you
Good afternoon.
I will need to ace to Amazon MST Level lll, KS Areas supervisor test by this Friday, any help is greatly appreciated
Hi Robert. Please contact me personally at ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com so I can understand your needs better.
Tomorrow I'm taking a Test for W.R. Grace for an operator position. I'm just not sure what test I should be reviewing before I take it. All it tells me is the Exam is called (Ramsay- W.R. Grace Operator- BWC-R2). Is this a test you are familiar with?
You can find official information on the Ramsay BWC-R2 test right here -www2.ramsaycorp.com/product/?id=64
The test topics are Reading, Arithmetic, Inspection and Measurement, and Process Monitoring and Problem-Solving Skills.
I'm afraid it is not similar to the Ramsay Mechanical and Maintenance Test Prep we offer.
Can you give me a hand taking the same test for Grace as well
any info/tips on the mechinal- reading prints and drawings section along with the measurement section?
Basically, the best practice is to go over sample questions or practice reading tools' measurements (if you have them it's the best), and schematics prints (which you can easily find if you google search blueprints or mechanical schematics).
You can find relevant sample questions in our Ramsay Test Q&A page - www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-test-questions-and-answers
You will also find excellent practice material in our PrepPack, with plenty of practice questions with full explanations. We highly recommend going through the study guides and the explanations for every answer, in order to improve your skills and better understand how to answer other similar questions.
You can find the full preparation Ramsay here - www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-mechanical-test
Thank you
You're welcome!
Taking a Ramsey Multifcraft A6 test. Do you know how many questions are in each subject
The A6 is the form code of the well-known Ramsay MultiCrafTest (www.ramsaycorp.com/product/?id=1822). You can find details on the various test topics and the number of questions in each topic here: www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-maintenance-test
@@JobtestprepUk it’s fine I got your guys 1 week service and passed the test today after failing it a year ago thank you!!! Your guys test preps were amazing
@@crazyshorts1700 Great, glad to hear! Good luck 🤞
Do you have a test to study for Owens Corning AMS 2 maintenance position?
Hey Shawn! Is Owens Corning having you take the Ramsay Mechanical Test? If so, we have great prep for it: www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-mechanical-test
If not, let us know and we'll find the appropriate prep.
Good luck!
It’s Ramsay multicraft
Is it possible to learn all the things on ramsey by yourself from scratch lol
As in any test, it is possible. The only question is what kinds of resources and effort it will take. Since the test covers a multitude of topics and requires quite a lot of mechanical and electrical knowledge to pass, learning the entire material that is required for it will take months if you enter the process with zero knowledge.
taking the ramsey test for RME tech 2 position at Amazon which section should I purchase to study?
It is a package deal. You don't get it by sections.
The Amazon Ramsay Tech test (levels 2 and 3) are covered in our Amazon Ramsay Maintenance Preparation Pack - www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-maintenance-prep
The preparation includes 2 full-length simulations of the test, as well as additional practice tests for each of the test topics.
@@robertopalomin5394 Yes, the Ramsay pack is provided as a unified product that includes all the material you need for the test. You may choose to focus more on specific topics you are weaker in, but the pack contains all the actual test topics in a single product. If you are applying for an Amazon maintenance position, you can find an accurate preparation tailored for the Amazon Ramsay test right here - www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-maintenance-prep
how did you do? which did you study?
@@110welding no I failed and the question on this document were not on test - im taking it again this Tuesday
Will this help with the Walmart Distribution Center maintenance technician test? I know it’s 60 questions and it’s a Ramsay test.
Do you have the list of test topics you can share with me? It will help a lot
We are currently not familiar enough with the different variations of the Walmart Maintenance Test (MAT). The current version applies to the assessment for the maintenance technician position. It indeed contains 2 full-length simulations of Ramsay Maintenance Tests (MecTest and MultiCrafTest), each containing 60 questions.
However, we heard different things from different customers, and there's a chance the test is different from what we currently offer. I recommend comparing the list of subjects you received with what we offer.
You can find the list of topics and number of questions on our Ramsay Maintenance page - www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-maintenance-test
Hey how’d that test go? I’m about to take my test in 3 days and need to study for it. Is there anything I need to know to pass it?
Hey the site isn't working anymore for some reason and I already paid for a month worth could I get some help.
I'm taking Amazon Maintenance Technician II soon, don't know when exactly, I am worried. I paid for the JobTestPrep and I fail the very 1st practice test "reading test". Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
How'd you do? I take mine tomorrow and have no clue what to focus on.
@@Bruhmemes808 basic electronics and schematics I did pretty good, hvac and pneumatics I needed to study harder on. I study a few hours each day for awhile. so I got pretty good at the Ramsey test, but I took another job that isnt AMZ. GL though
a whole 3 years, thanks for the information. have you taken any of the tests?
I got to take several Ramsay tests over the years, including the Ramsay Maintenance Tests specifically. I did not fully understand your remark regarding the 3 years, so you are welcome to contact me personally via email: ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com
any test in regards of Control Systems Engineer
We currently do not offer any prep material for the Amazon Control Systems Tech/Lead Assessment, although we are working on it.
In the meantime, you can check out our info page for a comprehensive overview of the test, including sample questions and answers for each of the test's 8 sections: www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-control-systems-test
What part do control specialist technician have to focus on? I only know electrical and electronics. I do not know anything about mechanic sir
Someone pursuing controls would want to take a close look at the MultiCraftTest because of the electrical and PLC elements. Which you will want to get very good scores on for your test. Also, check out some of TPC Trainings free video lectures on controls related topics. (PLCs, VFDs, Systematic Troubleshooting, and brush up on motors and defintley safety, which your interviewers will want to see a good understanding of from you). You can find the videos on youtube.
To the best of our knowledge and updated for March 2021, the Amazon Control Systems Assessment contains 8 topics that you should review in advance:
- Schematics, Electrical Print, and Logic Reading
- Process Control and Networking
- Electrical Theory
- Mechanical Elements
- Computers, PLCs, and DCS
- Power Distribution
- Motors
- Automation and Robotics
For a more comprehensive view of the test, including a solved sample question for each of the test's 8 sections, visit our Amazon Control Systems Test page: www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-control-systems-test
@@FueledByRyan0 thanks
Thank you so much for this. Unfortunately I just found out I'm taking the test in 5 days. Do you think it'll be possible to study enough for me to pass within that time frame?
Glad to help Yandhi. Regarding your question, it really depends on your level before starting to practice. 5 days is enough to help you brush up on your skills and understand the test and how it works.
I have one day to study and I am new to the scene. This is for Amazon Maintenance tech II. I am struggling on the practice test now. :-(
@@110welding i am in the same boat but i told her five days from now my guy how did you do on the test
@@110welding same bro how did the test go?
I made it
I took and passed the mectest last Friday For CBRE. 60 questions and 2 hours to finish. I did it in 55 minutes. Anyone know what is the passing grade? They didn’t tell me. Hopefully they will tell me. Would like to know what i have to work on.
There are no clean-cut passing scores for Ramsay tests, as this passing score depends on the position you apply to, the standards set by the specific employer, etc.
However, Ramsay does provide several clues, based on which I can only try to estimate the required MecTest passing score.
Based on their info brochure (www.ramsaycorp.com/docs/info/technology-solutions.pdf, page 11), Ramsay Corporation states that the mean score for the Ramsay MultiCrafTest (a test similar in level and audience to the MecTest) is somewhere around 37/60. Assuming a required passing score at the top 80% of test-takers, which is approx. 1 standard deviation (10.4) above the mean, we are talking about a passing score of 47-48 correct answers out of 60.
It should be noted that your sub-scores (scores per section) are also taken into account, and if you scored too low on a topic that is particularly important for your position you may not pass, even if your overall score is in the passing range.
Again, this is just a rough estimation, but it does give some idea of the required passing score.
If you are willing to take a deeper dive into the test's scoring method, you can check out the brochure I just mentioned above.
Good luck!
@@JobtestprepUk i did some research and it appears that CBRE only cares that you pass the test. My final interview is this Friday. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
@@rediculouspeople2310 Good luck! Let us know how it goes.
@@JobtestprepUk i got the position.
@@rediculouspeople2310 Congrats!
This is a reason to devalue pay
That test just kicked my 🍑. Betta break out those mathematics for electronic notes
Good afternoon.
will need to ace to Amazon Maintenance Technician ll test any help is grealy appreciated
Hi Aaron,
The best thing you can do is visit the dedicated Amazon Maintenance Technician page - www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-maintenance-prep
Also, if you have any questions, feel free to send me an email - ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com
Gl partner just took mine today
how did you do - im taking the tech 2 at Amazon
I have this test for Johnson and Johnson vision division on Wednesday (4/21/2021). Any tips? This video is a bit brief.
You can also check out our Amazon Maintenance Technician video - th-cam.com/video/PF6oUL-oCkY/w-d-xo.html.
Amazon also uses Ramsay for its tests. Their test is pretty similar, although not identical, to the "general" Ramsay maintenance tests. So, I believe you will be able to find some more tips there. In addition, consider checking out our info page about the exam: www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-maintenance-test
Best of luck!
Hello I'm going to take the same test for Johnson and Johnson vision division. Can you please tell me how you did also any info to help me study the correct subjects ? Thanks
Any job that requires a test dont accept. Dont undervalue the years of exerience on your resume.
has anyone took the RME Amazon Ramsey Test?
The name RME (Reliability Maintenance Engineering) is a name referring to the Amazon workforce responsible for the maintenance and repair of Amazon's own mechanical equipment.
This area includes maintenance technicians, control systems technicians, area managers, etc.
The test you will get from Amazon will depend on your precise position, such as the Ramsay Maintenance Assessment for maintenance mechanics (www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-maintenance-prep) or the Control Systems Assessment for control systems tech/lead (www.jobtestprep.com/amazon-control-systems-test).
For more help, you are welcome to send me a personal email at ask_shlomik@jobtestprep.com.
Took it 2 years ago and qualified as a techIII choice of AR or MHE, ofc I took AR 80K plus 10% bonus every year
@@seanchandler6247 Which Ramsay test did you take, and if you can give more details about the test and passing score. Thank you.
Does USPS use Ramsay?
Are you referring to the USPS 955 Exam, used for Maintenance Mechanic
/Technician positions?
The 955 test is very similar to the Ramsay Maintenance test, more or less the same test topics, but we did not find any reliable report officially stating that USPS use Ramsay Corp. testing services.
Shlomik
@@JobtestprepUk thank you very much for the response
@@machinemungee32 Glad to help, good luck!
@@JobtestprepUk do you all offer a study guide that may help
@@machinemungee32
For the Ramsay test, you can find very useful information and the option to purchase a complete preparation in this page - www.jobtestprep.com/ramsay-maintenance-test
For the 955 USPS test, also very useful info can be found here - www.jobtestprep.com/usps-exam-955
Amazon pay sucks
These tests are stupid, I’d rather take a CDL test.
Pffft truck drivers
You crazy boy money too good
Well this was no help 👎🏽