Notes

Power, Structural, and Technical Systems workers often need a high school degree and some post-secondary education or training.
Parts Salespeople may not need much post-secondary training, but post-secondary training is useful for workers who operate and repair equipment and machinery.
Workers do not normally need a bachelor’s degree, but an associate degree or vocational school degree focused on operating or repairing equipment is helpful. Apprenticeships are also helpful.

Common qualifications for workers in this field include:
problem-solving skills to identify and repair machinery problems.
physical strength and dexterity in manipulating tools and equipment.
accuracy and attention to detail in closely inspecting and carefully repairing equipment.
responsibility in operating heavy equipment and machinery safely and legally.
independence in working alone and staying on task.
knowledge of machines, tools, and parts.
communication skills and professional attitude when interacting with customers.
computer skills to communicate and track information.