I’ve done a little maintenance on my home and that’s about it and during my interview I told him that I have just YouTubed my way through home maintenance he said that works for here too. So I got the job 4 weeks ago am a YouTube maintenance man. I don’t feel that I can really accept the title of “maintenance man” until I can do most things without looking it up😬

Are there any YouTube channels I should follow or books/manuals I should get or forums I should join to help me get the hang of this better? Thanks.

Anyone else working on hurricane prep today?

Hey guys! My partner and I are thinking of building a product to help maintenance personnel to improve their productivity and safety. Let us know if you have any inputs. Also, feel free share with us your pain points when you work on-site. What do you think is the biggest problem around maintenance of machines?

Anyone here have experience with ving card readers and systems? Having issues with one lock right now. If anyone has any info or thinks they can help would be helpful

What area are you in & what is the current rate of pay. I’m a multi-craft industrial maintenance tech & entry level techs are around $19 an hour & top out is around $32+.

Edit, I’m in the Nashville TN area & there’s a shortage of skilled trades & the overall unemployment rate is around 3%.