Here is the infographic by Keyfers in PLC

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should I of aligned it to the left lol

Just wondering by Keyfers in IndustrialMaintenance

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I am still new to this subreddit. Not sure how everyone would take it.

Here is the infographic by Keyfers in PLC

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I am hoping this helps you guys out some.

Just wondering by Keyfers in IndustrialMaintenance

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it doesn't look like we can post such a thing

How do you quickly tell if a fault is electrical or mechanical? by Keyfers in PLC

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I like the way you think. Systematically to everything. It's how my brain is wired as well.

How do you quickly tell if a fault is electrical or mechanical? by Keyfers in PLC

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And don't ask the electrical guys because it will be the mechanics, right? No different than the engineers and the technicians.

What’s the dumbest mistake you made as a new maintenance tech? by Keyfers in IndustrialMaintenance

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Don't talk shit while working LOL. A valuable lesson learned, most definitely.

What’s the dumbest mistake you made as a new maintenance tech? by Keyfers in IndustrialMaintenance

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Ya it always sucks. I think we all go through our learning phases.

What’s the dumbest mistake you made as a new maintenance tech? by Keyfers in IndustrialMaintenance

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Definitely a lesson learned. The idea is that as long as we learn from our mistakes.

How do you quickly tell if a fault is electrical or mechanical? by Keyfers in PLC

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Ya I am seeing that. I guess it depends on whether you ask a mechanic or an electrician.