mechanic

Japanese Name

せいびし

seibishi

Description

A mechanic is a skilled professional who inspects, maintains, and repairs vehicles or machinery.
They diagnose problems in engines, brakes, transmissions, and electrical systems.
Mechanics use specialized tools and computer diagnostic equipment to find issues accurately.
They ensure machines and vehicles operate safely and efficiently.
Some mechanics specialize in cars, motorcycles, airplanes, or industrial machines.
Their work requires technical knowledge, precision, and hands-on skill.
Mechanics often work in repair shops, garages, service centers, or factories.
They play an essential role in transportation safety and daily life.

The role of mechanics began in the late 18th and 19th centuries during the Industrial Revolution.
As steam engines, factories, and later automobiles spread, trained workers were needed to repair machines.
Early automobile mechanics appeared in the early 1900s with the rise of mass-produced cars like the Ford Model T.
Over time, mechanical work shifted from simple repairs to advanced diagnostics as technology improved.
Modern mechanics now handle complex electronic systems, computers, and hybrid or electric vehicles.

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