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Mechanic

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For other uses, see Mechanic (disambiguation).
Mechanic at steam pump in electric power house
Mechanic at steam pump in electric power house

A mechanic is a person who uses tools to repair things (generally machinery) or works to keep things operating properly. Many mechanics are specialised in a particular field such as auto mechanics, boiler mechanics, industrial maintenance mechanics (millwrights), air conditioning and refrigeration mechanics, aircraft mechanics, Diesel Mechanics and Tank Mechanics in the Army. Mechanics possess many skills in technical, electrical/electronic and other vocational areas. Being a good repair technician is more than just "fixing things". A good sound repair requires troubleshooting skills which at times requires the tech to teach themselves how a particular system operates, often in a timely manner.

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