Emma Marijan

Developed strong teamwork and customer service skills in fast paced environment, looking to transition into new field. Skilled in effective communication and problem solving, ensuring tasks are completed efficiently and accurately. Ready to leverage these transferable skills to make meaningful impact in new role.

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My aspiration to become a mechanic is due to my interest of how things work for my whole life, especially cars, trucks, and engines. I have to say I was always interested to learn how things go together and then come apart, repaired and reborn. I remember my interest really taking off because of the time I spent with my dad, a mechanic specialising in heavy vehicles. I learned a lot of valuable information around my dad  when he would explain to me about a repair job or help him fix something. Watching him work and his knowledge and skills made me want to pursue something in the same direction. 

I enjoy working with my hands, practical problem solving, and really enjoy the satisfaction of working to fix something that is broken and seeing the results immediately. A mechanic's position is more than just throwing tools and working with engines, it involves critical thought, being safe, teamwork, to help others get back on the road again. In summary, I want to be productive in my career, I want to learn, to stay fit, and ultimately I want to become as effective and confident in the workshop as I learned from my Dad. I feel like being a mechanic is a great opportunity.