Coin and Vending Machine Repairers

In a typical work setting, coin and vending machine repairers:

Have a very medium level of contact with others. They work mostly with machines and tools but also interact with machine owners and the public.
Communicate with others mostly by face-to-face talks, e-mail, and telephone.
Sometimes are placed in conflict situations where they must deal with unpleasant or impatient people.

Often work indoors, but may occasionally work outdoors. Work sites may not always have heating or air conditioning.
Travel to and from work sites in a truck or van.
May be exposed to loud sounds and distracting noises.
May be exposed to cold or hot temperatures when working outdoors.
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Sometimes have to work in very bright or very dim lighting.
May work physically close to others.
May be exposed to contaminants.

Must be sure that all details are done and their work is exact. Errors could break machines and cause employers to lose money.
Are able to determine most of their daily tasks and goals, but often take direction from supervisors.
Often make decisions that affect customers. Because they often work alone, they have to make decisions without input from others.
Work in a moderately competitive atmosphere where weekly and daily deadlines must be met.
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Repeat the same physical and mental tasks.