Can't believe this guy is an IUEC Mechanic. If he is, where is the Union weighing in on this. Was this guy current on his modules or a TM or Assistant Mechanic of just a helper taking trouble calls violating the standard agreement. I could feel for the guy if he was out there with without proper training. While working in Seattle the construction super talked the service super into putting his son to work in service repair. Well the kid tried to take an Otis MG set apart by attempting to pull the armature out the wrong end and on the next job jumped out the door locks and gate switch on a car he wasn't even working on.
Finally after giving a Disney Land experience to the building occupants Otis hauled his ass into the shop. Construction super's son or not.
Needless to say Otis said good bye but the Union stepped in and put the kybosh on termination.
The union should have helped this guy down the road.
Coming from a 40 year IUEC member.
