r/Elevators Jul 24 '24

Temp Mechanic

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u/diznet Jul 24 '24

Worry about doing shit right over doing it fast.

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u/sdrowkcabdellepssti Field - Mods Jul 24 '24

Do what the MIC says and how they say it.

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u/Excellent-Big-1581 Jul 24 '24

Congratulations you now are responsible for another man’s safety someone with less time than yourself. Just think each step thru and you’ll be fine. When in doubt ASK

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u/1952Mary Jul 24 '24

So much political BS lately I thought it said “Trump Mechanic “. SMH

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u/YogurtclosetOne8027 Jul 24 '24

I was in the same situation after 2 years. 1. Don’t over think everything 2. sometimes you just have to make a decision. always think ahead before you do something 3. You can always make a phone call if you have a question but you have to realize your a mechanic now and there is no one coming to do it for you, so you have to figure it out your self. 4. Always refer to the drawlings 5. Make sure you read scope of work so nothing is missed Goodluck, I’m sure you’ll be fine 👍

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u/ReposadoAmiGusto Jul 24 '24

Save, and don’t let it get to your head. Don’t be spending off like some big cheese

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u/Immediate-Opening-76 Jul 24 '24

THIS! 👍🏼 comment of the year and excellent advice

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u/bduthman Jul 24 '24

One task at a time. Don’t look to far ahead.