Elevator Maintenance Technician: Less Complaining

The elevator industry is tough these days, and every role is challenging. Sales staff struggle—there are very few projects placing orders this year, and without orders, not only do they lose their commissions, but they may even lose their jobs. Factory workers face difficulties too; frequent job rotation for rest means reduced piece-rate wages. Installation workers have it hard as well—without work, they can't just sit around waiting to eat, so many end up taking side jobs like food delivery. Maintenance technicians also face pressure: they must handle more tasks per person and deal with various inspections. Yet compared to salespeople, factory workers, installers, and company owners, maintenance workers are actually the luckiest ones.

The industry environment requires the joint efforts of all of us to maintain. The social value of maintenance workers is no exception. It depends not only on the society's care for our maintenance worker group, but more importantly, it is up to us maintenance workers to respect and love ourselves. Since we are elevator maintenance workers, it is necessary for us to love our profession. Doing the same job repeatedly is great. The elevator maintenance technology is not very complex, but to truly do it well, to ensure that the elevator can run smoothly until it is "the coin does not fall", and to achieve a zero failure rate, that is also very difficult. Such maintenance workers who work diligently will, in the opinion of Lao Yu, surely be respected by the property management and loved by the owners. Even if the property management of the community needs to change the elevator maintenance unit, they will do everything possible to retain such maintenance workers. 

Dear maintenance workers, complain less and do our job well. We will surely have a bright future!