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Technician

Technician

Technician

- a worker in a field of technology  who is proficient in the relevant skill and technique,  with a relatively practical understanding of the theoretical principles.

Maintenance Skills:

Maintenance skills are important if you're looking for employment as a maintenance worker. You can learn, hone and list these skills on your resume to increase your chances of securing an interview and getting a job.
We discuss what maintenance skills are, how to improve them and the most effective ways to highlight them throughout the job search and interview process.

What are maintenance skills?

Maintenance skills are those used to inspect, diagnose and solve problems with machines or buildings.
They're also used to perform basic repairs or take preventative measures to ensure the life and functioning of various types of equipment.
To use some maintenance skills, maintenance workers use different hand tools or other gear to accomplish tasks on the job.

Examples of maintenance skills

It's helpful when trying to secure employment as a maintenance professional to learn a variety of maintenance skills.
There are different types of maintenance skills that can lead to your success within the workplace as a maintenance professional, including:

Technical skills

Technical skills allow you to repair and maintain equipment, machines, buildings and the surrounding grounds.
You might use your knowledge about different types of machines and equipment and use specific tools to fix or maintain them.

Interpersonal and communication skills

These skills allow you to interact and collaborate with clients, supervisors and team members.
As a maintenance worker, interpersonal and communication skills include clear verbal, non-verbal and written communication, customer service, the ability to follow directions accurately and excellent teamwork skills.
Having great communication and interactions with coworkers, supervisors and clients can open up more opportunities for you, especially for advancement and leadership.

Problem-solving skills

Maintenance workers need to make quick decisions and solve problems correctly and efficiently.
Some repairs might be more complex or challenging than others.
It's important to strive to master your diagnostic skills and prepare yourself to come up with more unconventional solutions when needed.

Administrative and organizational skills

Maintenance workers sometimes need to share in administrative tasks, such as invoicing clients, completing paperwork about repairs, ordering materials, securing permits and scheduling.
You might also be responsible for developing plans for routine maintenance. Organization can help keep you on-task and keep your schedule and records in order.
Maintenance workers can use organization skills to keep client information up-to-date, make sure they are on-time for appointments and have easy access to the correct tools or materials as needed.

Physical ability

Maintenance workers generally need to be physically fit to perform their job well.
As a maintenance worker, your responsibilities can include getting into tight spaces, walking on elevated platforms, working in extreme environmental conditions, lifting heavy objects and working long or irregular work hours.
It's a good idea to improve your endurance and get or stay healthy if you plan to seek employment in the maintenance industry.

Flexibility and versatility

Being flexible and versatile as a maintenance worker involves adapting quickly, being willing to change and having a diverse skill set to accomplish a wide variety of tasks.

Advanced skills

If you're looking to gain an advantage in the maintenance industry, you can acquire advanced skills in one area of specialty.
This can get you promoted from general maintenance to the go-to person for a specialized skill set.

Actually, a technician should provide technical service and reliable maintenance of different types of equipment.