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Mastering the use of a listening stick is one thing, but truly understanding and interpreting the sounds it captures is another skill altogether, one that requires time and nurturing. As a maintenance engineer or technician, routine inspections are a crucial aspect of your responsibilities. These inspections are essential for fault finding and diagnostics, ultimately minimizing downtime. To effectively perform these tasks, familiarity with the facility's plant and machinery, including their safe operation and production processes, is paramount. In this context, facility knowledge encompasses more than just technical understanding—it includes an awareness of the usual sounds, smells, and temperatures of the environment at any given time. This holistic understanding is essential for ensuring equipment operates safely and efficiently. #MaintenanceEngineering #FacilityKnowledge #FaultDiagnosis #TechnicalSkills

Picture a technician or crew performing maintenance on a complex asset in a remote location. Now imagine their disappointment when they arrive on site to learn they are missing the necessary spare parts.  Even the most skilled technicians can be challenged when essential #SpareParts are missing. The elusive KPI of achieving a first-time fix becomes impossible without the right components. Leveraging #MachineLearning techniques, OverIT assigns the right parts and amounts required to finalize jobs. Technicians can preview these recommendations before reaching the worksite, ensuring 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗱𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 and boosting 𝗳𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁-𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗳𝗶𝘅 𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀. Watch the video and click here to discover how OverIT empowers field technicians! Want to read more? 👉 https://lnkd.in/epcsz-QB

My experience on being a field service technician so far: -One need to have high emotional intelligence because you deal with different people, with different emotions going through different things. I learn not to take things personally especially when you’re young, most people undermine you until you deliver. -Prepare a day before going on-site , so that you will know the equipment you’re going to work with, because clients see you as a specialist, often times they ask you lot of questions. Sometimes if you finish early they might request a few minutes training. -After visiting a client the following day don’t go on-site, finish all the paper work and report and send them on time. Clients will notice that you’re committed. -To those who want to be field service technicians, my advice is, you got to have passion for it because every day you learn new things, so you have to read manuals every chance you have. #Abb #Instrumentation #Field_service #engineering

As a Control Systems Technician in a process control environment, you always run the risk of interrupting production during plant maintenance. It is important to remain calm and respond quickly in emergency situations. Follow established emergency procedures, prioritize communication and work closely with your team to diagnose the issue and implement temporary measures to restore equipment functionality if possible. Once the immediate crisis is addressed, initiate a comprehensive investigation into the root cause. Finally focus on implementing long term solutions to prevent similar issues from reoccurring.

TECH TALK Building Confidence and Expertise in Heavy-Duty Technicians As heavy-duty technicians, our journey to mastery is a continuous process of growth and development. Just as in any profession, building confidence starts with taking small steps and making decisions, no matter how minor they may seem at first. Each successful repair, diagnosis, or troubleshooting session contributes to our expertise, self-assurance, and Motivation. However, we must also acknowledge that setbacks and unexpected challenges are inevitable in our line of work. It's through overcoming these obstacles that we truly sharpen our skills and become seasoned professionals in the field. Every problem solved, every hurdle crossed, adds another layer to our confidence and competence. So let's embrace the journey, starting with the small decisions and gradually working our way up to mastering the most complex tasks. With perseverance and dedication, we'll continue to elevate our skills and solidify our place as trusted experts in heavy-duty maintenance and repair. Duncan Nkhoma #HeavyDutyTechnicians #professionaldevelopment #ContinuousLearning

Working as a maintenance technician in the manufacturing production line is both challenging and rewarding. The long shift hours can be grueling, but the satisfaction of keeping operations running smoothly makes it all worthwhile. When breakdowns occur, the pressure is on to get the line back up and running quickly. Every minute counts, and it’s our responsibility to troubleshoot issues efficiently and effectively. Whether it’s performing quick repairs or implementing temporary modifications when spare parts are unavailable, we must think on our feet and adapt to the situation. Despite the challenges, there’s a unique sense of team spirit among the team that makes every success feel like a victory. It’s a role that requires not just technical skills but also creativity and resilience. Here’s to all the maintenance fitters and technicians out there who keep the wheels of industry turning!💪🔧 #Manufacturing #MaintenanceTechnician #MaintenanceFitter #Teamwork #ProblemSolving

A Shocking Reminder: Prioritizing Safety in Electrical Work. "As an Electrical Technician, I've learned that safety is never a second thought. Recently, I encountered a situation where a colleague narrowly avoided electrical shock due to a faulty wire. This incident served as a stark reminder of the importance of: 1. Proper lockout/tagout procedures 2. Regular tool maintenance 3. Thorough risk assessments 4. Clear communication with team members Let's prioritize safety and watch each other's backs! Share your own safety lessons learned in the comments below. #ElectricalSafety #WorkplaceSafety #LessonsLearned #ElectricalTechnician #SafetyFirst"# Happy New Week.

Meet Brendan the Maintenance Technician.... 👋 Brendan is responsible for performing the maintenance work and repairs on his company's equipment. Recently, he has been facing some challenges that are making it hard for him to meet his daily targets for work order completion. If these problems persist, it may negatively affect his monthly and even quarterly performance. Let's take a closer look at what these problems are and create a solution for overcoming them... #Maintenance #Technician #SOP #ContinuousImprovement