Not familiar at all with those lifts.
Worked doing repairs and fabrication at one shop.
Worked in a couple shops maintenance departments , and my last stretch was doing preventive maintenance and most overtime was repairs.
Periodic inspection of a company's assets and equipment utilising common hand tools and making recommendations for repair or replacement. L.o.l..
Bumping up lubrication intervals beyond manufacturers recommendations to avoid premature wear on problem children was one thing I did to gain some longevity.
Catching things before they failed reduced down time , and some new equipment was simply defective when it's importance meant getting to a service hour was fun...
When a bearing failed ,was it due to me? Or other reason. Gear boxes and a big variety of equipment had service records.
Control panel back up batteries changed out in time or an oil filter....I could tell you when and why.
My first night I broke a four way joystick on a mixer and replaced it pretty much backwards ,not knowing how the operator ran it.
My following shifts end when the boss came in he asked what I broke the second night.
Maintenance worked off my p.m.'s though and things were good for quite a while.
