MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Interview Questions & Answers!

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If you are applying to become a Maintenance Technician with any organization whatsoever, this tutorial will teach you how to answer the interview questions correctly!

Here is what's covered within the video:
- A list of Maintenance Technician job interview questions I recommend you prepare for.
- Example ANSWERS to difficult Maintenance Technician interview questions.
- TIPS on how to STANDOUT during your Maintenance Technician job interview.
- Further resources (including these slides) to help you SUCCEED!

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22 MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q1. Tell me about yourself.
Q2. Why do you want to work for our organization as a maintenance technician?
Q3. How would you deal with a machinery breakdown?
Q4. What are preventative maintenance regulations?
Q5. What are your strengths?
Q6. What’s your biggest weakness?
Q7. What qualities do you need to become a maintenance technician?
Q8. What are the basics of problem-solving in maintenance?
Q9. How would you manage your time whilst working on an important maintenance task or project?
Q10. What do you enjoy the most and the least about being a maintenance technician?
Q11. What type of maintenance work do you get the most satisfaction from?
Q12. What would you say has been your greatest achievement as a maintenance technician to date?
Q13. What new skills have you learned or developed over the previous twelve months?
Q14. How do you maintain continuous professional development as a maintenance technician?
Q15. What safeguards do you put in place to ensure the work you do is both safe and compliant?
Q16. Tell me about a time when you worked under pressure to complete a difficult maintenance task?
Q17. You are in a meeting with a number of non-technical members of staff. How do you present a technical maintenance problem to them, so they understand?
Q18. During the last maintenance task or project you worked on, what problems did you encounter and how did you overcome them?
Q19. Tell me a time when you received constructive feedback from a supervisor or a manager, and how you responded to it.
Q20. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Q21. Why do you want to leave your job?
Q22. That’s the end of your maintenance technician interview, do you have any questions for the panel?

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[ziojay]

I listened about 3-4 times while jogging on the day of my interview. Definitely helped me land my first job. Thank you sir.

[RC-exji]

Hey everyone. I’m a tech that’s been in the industry for 10 years.. I used this video to increase my interviewing skills and I received an offer way over my asking. This video is a great resource for those technicians who get shy and freeze up, or who not may be the best interviewers.

[jasonpowell]

Don't lie. Don't say you know something you don't. Be humble and make sure you are willing to work hard and most places will hire you and train you up.

[speedracer]

Anyone else trying to get a tech job with absolutely no skills apart from living and breathing lmao

[welshknight]

As a Maintenance Supervisor I have interviewed lots of candidates and read hundreds of CV's. They all started to read the same because of online guidance on how to write a CV. It was hard to pick out genuine candidates. Also I have interviewed people who had been doing an excellent job as a contractor for me but HR would not hire them just because they froze in the interview. My opinion HR have too much say in the final hiring.

[jonallen]

Did poorly in my first interview for JLL(bad at interviews). Got a call back 6 months later for anew interview for the same position and this video is making me feel much better about my chances thank you!

[MrBoosta]

Recently EAS out of Marines Mos Ch53E power plant mechanic and two weeks later i received four job interviews two in aviation and two for Intel

[ndnofmana]

On night shift atm and I have a 2 hour wait after until my interview, thanks for the video

[phongbatobato]

Richard your videos are really awesome and helpful. Thank you so much for people like you who likes to help other people in such ways. By the way, would you mind giving an example for train maintenance apprentice interview?

[thewitchertales]

I nailed my interview because of this!! I would say that these answers worked great for the hr part as for your manager drop all this professional jargon stuff switch off to facts and highly detailed troubleshooting dont speak in generallized answers like this.


I got to my manager and he was like ueah thats cool but give me yroubleshooting specifics and i switched up

[reamauludys]

Yesterday june 21st 2023, i watched this video to prepare my interview process, todaayyy june 22nd 2023, i receive an invitation email for offering letter. Thank you so much brother.

[matthewalexander]

I have an interview with sky west this week and Air Wisconsin next week! Thanks for the video

[Papicodone]

Thank you! I have an upcoming interview never really had any other training besides being a Combat Engineer in the Marines but I hope I’ll be able to land this job.

[valentinoarcilla]

Thanks again for your help for interview and and answer.Q&A, Have a great day, from Philippines.

[smartphoneuser]

I always watch your videos to see where exactly am standing as far as my work is concerned and it helps me to learn more. Thank you very much.

[AcuraIntegraA-Spec]

These answer are brilliant. I have an interview tomorrow. I will definitely be watching your channel

[LegendaryPrince]

I want to thank you so much for helping me get a government maintenance technician thank you so much this help a lot !!!

[GCata-yshw]

Thank you for this video! I personally try to do at 2 interviews per year to
1. See what’s out there
2. Try to keep up to date with the questions that are asked.
With that being said I have found the questions are more personality based with little emphasis on the technical questions. Why is that? One example of a repeated question is “ You have a co-worker who is difficult to get along with, how do you work with this person to ensure the job is done safely and efficiently?”

[MrCtr]

One thing I didn't hear about is LOTO (lock out tag out) very important, weather it be electrical, hydraulics or pneumatic. Safety first

[DrMD-]

These interview questions are only just HALF of what youll be asked. Depending on where you want to work (i.e. GA, Airline, ...) The interviewer will ask you SPECIFIC MECHANICAL QUESTIONS related to your line of work you're applying for.

For example, if you are going to an airline, theyll ask: what hydraulic fluid does the landing gear use, what is this tool used for, what is the name of this valve, what gives power to the aircraft. etc...