Senior Industrial Trades and Maintenance Expert

Seasoned tradespeople review project documents from their specialty, such as mechanical installation drawings, millwright records, field diagrams, pest control layouts, textile schematics and stage lighting plots. They answer trade questions drawn from those documents with step-by-step reasoning that both experts and lay readers can follow. The engagement is remote and flexible, about 10 hours per week, with deadlines set per review assignment.

What you would do

• Review mechanical installation drawings, millwright documents and specialty trade plans for accuracy
• Comment on field diagrams, inspection sketches and site layouts
• Check pest control layouts, textile schematics and lighting plots against industry practice
• Answer trade questions from real documents with step-by-step justification
• Submit assessments remotely within each assignment's timeline

What the listing asks for

• At least 7 years in an industrial trade such as millwright, mechanical installation, textiles, pest control or lighting design
• Ability to read and critique technical plans and schematics in your trade
• Clear, instructive written and verbal communication
• Comfort working independently with digital collaboration and document-sharing tools
• Preferred: journeyman or licensed status, and experience writing training material for trades

Suits journeyman-level or licensed tradespeople with seven or more years of experience who can explain their reasoning in plain written steps.

The listing does not state a rate. Where: Remote, global. Time: About 10 hours a week, flexible schedule. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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