Now I wear them regardless after seeing dust fly.
Now I always take the extra time to do it right.
I was talking to a rookie who struggled with a simple compressor swap. He knew the theory from videos, but had never felt the resistance in a stuck valve. How do we make sure hands on learning stays part of the job?
People messing with stuff they don't understand just costs them more in the end.
One side says take it to build rapport, the other says it sets a bad tone. Thoughts?
I adjusted an old unit to stop a slow refrigerant leak, and now I find them faster on jobs. Has a personal project ever helped your professional skills?