Career Information

Maintain and service mechanical equipment and machinery

Clean and lubricate equipment to ensure proper operation

Inspect equipment for wear, damage, or defects

Replace or repair worn or faulty parts

Disassemble and reassemble machinery for maintenance or repair

Adjust systems to maintain peak performance

Test equipment to confirm functionality after repairs

Record maintenance activities, parts used, and repair procedures

Maintain accurate service logs and repair records

Enter data or codes into maintenance tracking systems

Operate welding tools and cutting equipment as needed

Read and interpret blueprints, diagrams, and technical specifications

Analyze performance data and troubleshoot issues

Order parts, tools, and supplies for maintenance work

Manage inventory of materials and ensure availability

Finger Dexterity: Assemble small parts using precise finger movements

Manual Dexterity: Use your hands to hold, move, or manipulate tools and components

Arm-Hand Steadiness: Keep your hands and arms steady during tasks

Multilimb Coordination: Coordinate the use of arms and/or legs for operating equipment

Control Precision: Make quick and accurate adjustments to machines or systems

Near Vision: Focus on small details or measurements at close range

Hearing Sensitivity: Recognize and distinguish between machine sounds or warning signals

Reaction Time: Respond quickly to changes in lights, sounds, or machine conditions

Problem Sensitivity: Notice when something is wrong—even before it fails

Information Ordering: Arrange tasks, steps, or parts in the right order for repairs or installations