Advice for Future Technicians from Actual Techs #shorts

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My advice to the first guy is not to jam your screwdrivers into electrical sockets
Comment from : Anthony Grimaldi

Ask if you don’t know don’t be shy there a lot of guys out there to do have a lot of experience and I got 36 years of this If I do see someone struggling with some thing I go over and take a look and give him my advice
Comment from : moe dossett

Man that advice is good for every trade like I weld and it goes the same for us
Comment from : TheHills HaveEyes

Best advice: don't be a fucking tech
Comment from : Boose5

My Advice… DONT BE A FUCKING MECHANIC
Comment from : William Reyes

Most experienced techs don’t pass any advice and enjoy watching the news guys famble, I see all the time in my shop
Comment from : THE CURE

Don’t do it
Comment from : StrongerThanBigfoot

My advice? Get out
Comment from : Luke_the_baptist

Find another career Technicians are severely under appreciated and underpaid
Comment from : Highlord Francis

The weekend side hustle 🔧
Comment from : Yael

Stay away from flat rate Just because that's what they offer, doesn't mean that's all that's available
Comment from : Stephen Johnson

This man looks like " working on the weekend "
Comment from : Alex Santillan

The weekend wrenches on cars in between albums 😂
Comment from : Charles Cassone

What advice? Learn what you wanted to learn before you got in, and get out Until shops start paying right
Comment from : drifter233

Learn how to work on electric vehicles
Comment from : TheMexicaNigga

Man chad always being chad
Comment from : Kevin Romero

26 years in and I will tell you to run from this career
Comment from : Columbus Racing Shop

How much change alternator and complete front pampered Toyota RAV4 2017
Comment from : Moulay m Cherif m

Heat miser hair
Comment from : Tom Vana

Mechanic is good for hobby I think don’t get stuck on student loan for 30-40k debt and also your tools another 30-40k debt by time you start working you be stuck paying off you debt for rest of you life untill you turn 80 years old reason a lot mechanic become YouTuber try earn little to survive 😅welcome to paradise 😅
Comment from : VehiclesTips

Don’t look up…you’ll get blinded by the lights 😎🤕
Comment from : LuxMan

Work for a fleet Great benefits
Comment from : aaron pimentel

Stay off the tool truck if possible brdouble check the vehicle on the lift before fully lifting it Have seen a couple trucks fall
Comment from : bleach_drink_me

Stay away from the tool trucksyou can get better tools later once you have more money Buy cheap stuff and see what you use most Spend on the stuff you use the most Cheaper tools doesn't make you less of a Mechanic
Comment from : Techformative

Don't touch the 240 v wire take the advice
Comment from : Jblabs86 Gaming

Go to college and get a job where the industry pays you well for your value Techs are way under paid for what they do and the tools they must have
Comment from : robert medina

They have a stubborn guy in there shop
Comment from : Ivan Garcia

Great advice for people thinking about becoming a “ technician “ don’t do it There are way easier jobs out there that net you a lot more money
Comment from : John brian

Lmao fool ass snap
Comment from : Pour A 4

Advice I have is become a plumber 😂😂😂
Comment from : DaKidMel33

Literally my first day on the job today, great timing
Comment from : TimmyT

The first guy looks like a cartoon character that got shocked with electricity due to that hair lmao 🤣🤣
Comment from : The bread

I’m a mechanic 🤓
Comment from : daphne

My advice RUN If you can’t don’t take it in the rear from the snap on truck or Matco
Comment from : Donphonso

Invest into tools ASAP Get a $200 rollcart Get a 3/8 ratchet 3/8 stubby impact sockets 1/2 inch impact sockets, not stubby Get the long ones because you'll be taking off lug nuts with them Get an electric impact eventually Most shops have airguns you can use but also most shops don't fix their air hoses The more you use them the more likely one will explode while you're holding it and whip you One exploded in my hand and was just centimeters from whipping my nose Get an electric impact Doesn't need to be Milwaukee brbrI get most of my stuff from Harbor Freight Yes, everything has been working fairly well And their return policies are great Only thing in my box that isn't from Harbor Freight is my electric gunand that brings me to my final point Stay away from the tool truckor you'll have a $1000 MATCO impact gun like I do
Comment from : Mr Rattlebone

Whatever You can easily tell these guys have been assholes in the past and they’re now trying to justify it by saying “criticism” You old heads needa be responsible for your delivery cause that shit ain’t finna slide anymore Old ass 🥷’s
Comment from : Du

Day one, my DS told me to get another job 2 years later, I should have taken his advice😢
Comment from : Bird Flerb

Never work at a flat rate dealershipwork at a fleet dept who has cars and trucks, like a beverage company or AAAthey pay hourly and you will learn at your own pace
Comment from : formula112967

Very good advice If you let your ego/pride get in the way you’ll never master your craft My grandfather builds houses and has been doing so for 40 years He still says that he learns new ways to do things You should never think you’re too good to learn something new
Comment from : Michael

My advice would be to remember that the paperwork side of the job is only there to serve the physical Writers and managers will act like your boss but its only a superficial act, push them and they cave cus theyre really just your secretary
Comment from : Daslynnter

This guy looks like he spits in the face of people who are not cool 😎 iykyk
Comment from : Tristin Lucas

Take note of the tools guys are using everyday in the shop and buy those from the tool truck Those are the tools that you NEED day in and day out so make sure the tool truck guy stocks those and you don’t have to wait for shipping
Comment from : werealeyes

Watch closely the tech that is fed the most work Watch closely the guy that has the least comebacks Ask what are his processes of time management brbrBefore stepping on the tool truck, make a tool list of time saving tools you need brbrAsk the tool truck guy “what do you got on repo this week”
Comment from : werealeyes

These guys are looking out for you Love them
Comment from : James Boone

Stay away from any uppity tools who say you're "onboarding" instead of just "starting a new job" like normal people
Comment from : Max Ax

Didn’t know the Weekends side hustle is the auto shop 😂
Comment from : Z

will take!
Comment from : Joseph Hunze

Don't start in debt with a 5000 dollar tool boxbrHF has nice ones for less than half the price
Comment from : ThePeopleVerse

Guy looks like he touched a electric fence😅
Comment from : i Renegade

Ryan 🥊 Garcia:"I should have listened to my trainers" 🙄
Comment from : Doug fredricks

I've been a tech for Ford for 11 months now, and what these guys say is very true Starting out as a new tech is like a whole new world You're very lost at first, always listen to the senior techs because they know what they're talking about, it blows my mind on how much they know but it's all from many years of experience
Comment from : Andrew pruteanu

I am working at Midas, in portland oregon, I'm learning 1st year lube tech, and soon to be testing and moving up in automechanicsmy 1st week I was on a Mac truck and was broke as hell when I stepped off,$250 just for a set of impact socketsshallow and deeps, metric only from 9mm to 19mm!
Comment from : Joe Hauge

The weekend on the weekend 😂
Comment from : daddie ep

use the tools you already have
Comment from : BMG MotorWorks

Buy the bestest air hammer you can afford and actually use it, arthritis is a real bitch
Comment from : Paisley Prince

Why their hands are so clean?
Comment from : Visio

I’ve been in the field for 18 years, I still take advice, I take it from the old gents who’ve been here longer than I’ve been alive, I take it from the young guys who have only been in a few years but have had diff experiences than I
Comment from : lemonaid

Yes take my advice, don't get in to this trade unless you want to be broke and finished at 50
Comment from : Dan A

Since when The Weekend is a car technician?
Comment from : facu rojas

DON’T
Comment from : Anthony S

Stay off the tool truck!! brListen to the old guys
Comment from : Tony El Tony

Make it a hobby not a career Worst trade ever! Do 1000 things right and don't hear shit about it Do 1 thing wrong and never hear the end of it!!
Comment from : THE HABITAT

The first guy should have said “ don’t put a fork in the electrical socket”
Comment from : Wizz2x

Become an accountant
Comment from : Dad Garage

I’ve been around cars and mechanics my entire life and the number one thing that will help you become the best you can be is to always keep a beginners mindset always keep learning
Comment from : What day is it

i can put out an ad for a helper, and every applicant, will immediately begin to tell me how to do things 😂brlearn to listen with your mouth shut
Comment from : MrZcotty

Just sat NO to flat rate
Comment from : 72gunslinger

Best advise from 40 veteranDO NOT START there are way better careershonestly
Comment from : jesse vallejo

The weekday
Comment from : Ohsofly_

Learn from my mistakes!
Comment from : Jason Carr

learn all cuss words English, Spanish and all others
Comment from : Douglas Kerr

How about…Don’t lay a wrench across the battery terminals or you will end up looking like the first guy
Comment from : K Jones

Definitely learn how to take constructive criticism Unfortunately this new generation is too sensitive
Comment from : 370HSSV

Dont enter the trade, run
Comment from : alex

Should be training to go super saiyan instead of working on cars 😊
Comment from : Oscar Padilla

Run!
Comment from : Cornholio

Speed comes later
Comment from : Chris Thompson

Work for city shops or shops with benefits
Comment from : Johnny G

Get out lol
Comment from : Pedro Colis

Find another trade I say I jst got outta the automotive trade after 22years
Comment from : Alex Armstrong

I literally just got the job yesterday I’m excited!
Comment from : Sarah A

The first dude is like 20 years old not quite experienced to be giving advice as if he's been wrenching for so many years
Comment from : Smh Smh

RUN !!!!!! 😂
Comment from : Dutters Dirt Bikes

Find another career, im 17 years in
Comment from : B Lewis

Dont stay in this field The compensation does mot match the skill required and the bs the writers want you to do
Comment from : Isorozco511

Take the advise it aggravates me off me when i hear “no but i was” thats coll and all but lets do it the correct way
Comment from : Hakeem TheDream

Y’all working Brandon too hard, my man needs a day or 2 to relax
Comment from : Eric Miller

My boy Chad looking like the Wish Jeff Bezos
Comment from : Dylan Sissel

One of the biggest problems I've seen is guys missing work too much So my #1 bit of advice is to show up
Comment from : Subliminal Lime

Don't be afraid to go outside of the book as it's not always the best nor most effective way Don't take on tool debt or atleast don't finance it through the tool truck but keep in mind that you don't have to have all name brand tools something's like sockets and general wrenches are disposable to an extent and if it has a lifetime warranty it's just as good if not better Ive broken more snap on wrenches and sockets than I have the off brands and the local AutoZone or freight store are usually in stock and the snap on truck is usually not going to have it as fast especially those 10mm Never let the place you work for undervalue your skills and if they don't value you pack your shit and leave cause they are not going to change Trust me you can make it on your own without a problem if you put the effort in to it so you always have options remember that they need you you don't need them
Comment from : Cliff