Working on site.
WHERE IT HELPS
Explaining a fault to a customer in plain language Writing up job reports from rough notes Understanding unfamiliar equipment Preparing quotes for additional work
FOR CUSTOMER EXPLANATION
"Explain this repair in plain language for a customer who knows nothing about [the equipment]: [what you did]."
The single most useful application in this role. Customers dispute what they do not understand.
FOR JOB REPORTS
"Turn these notes into a job report: what was found, what was done, what remains."
Check every detail. A job report may be relied on later.
FOR ADDITIONAL WORK
Written, before proceeding.
"Write a note explaining what else I found, what it would cost, and that I need approval before continuing."
WHAT TO NEVER DO ON GENERATED ADVICE
Work on electrical, gas or anything safety-critical Follow a procedure you cannot verify
FOR UNFAMILIAR EQUIPMENT
The manufacturer's documentation, not generated instructions.
