Hey Yea Forums just got home from a long ass day of work it was my first day on the job as an electrical maintenance...

Hey Yea Forums just got home from a long ass day of work it was my first day on the job as an electrical maintenance tech at a plant give me some tips if you guys have any !!

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Always been seen coming back from breaks first

burn yourself out working more than you need to for the first five years and then they'll promote you and give you the easy position then you just chill.

good job OP. I quit my warehouse job of 5 years and started a lube tech spot. Already moving on to a new company that'll pay better and move me up quicker.

I know 1 thing I regret at my current job is when I first started, I probably joked and talked too much and opened myself up to coworkers talking a lot. Turned out to be annoying. Would rather keep to myself next time.

TIP: do NOT tongue a nigger's anus.

I've been doing plant shit for 5 years. I know all the tricks. I won't tell you though cause I'm an asshole.

That's all those niggers are good for is talking. Don't ever let them know anything. Keep quiet crack a a one liner every once an awhile to not seem like a psychopath, and plan your escape.

Don’t get electrocuted? IDK what you expect. The job is pretty shocking at first.

That doesn't mean try to be mister tough guy. People who worked at a plant for 9+ year know how to get guys hurt or burn them out like creeps. Best thing bnb to do is suck up to the boss, joke with the help. And if they start acting like mr tough guy flip em off. It's all a game.

Waer comfy, COMFY shoes/boots. Or at least get good third-party insoles if you're required to wear certain footwear. Going at 110% for an entire week causing your feet to feel like so many pounds of hamburger at the end of the day is going to cause you to burn out, fast.
Never let other EM techs (or anyone else, really) borrow your tools. Ever. You'll never see them again.
Don't cover other peoples' mistakes when it won't come back on you. You will be leaned on/shit on eventually otherwise.