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Maintenance of various types of on-site electrical and mechanical, fire protection, air-conditioning, and water supply systems
Opportunity to learn various traditional electrical and mechanical knowledge and basic skills
High tolerance for errors, suitable for people of various age groups to learn; the work environment may be somewhat dirty
Monthly schedules and tasks are fixed, and the workplace is relatively stable
Leave follows the basic provisions of the Labor Standards Act
Additional employee travel subsidies and subsidies after obtaining certifications
Different schedules are available for shift work depending on needs
Apart from certifications, there are no other application restrictions
No management responsibilities are required; new employees are uniformly provided with uniforms
No fixed salary increase system
Salary is determined by the individual's certification level (NT$24,000 without a certification, NT$26,000 with a Class C certification, NT$30,000 with a Class B certification)
Depending on performance, the year-end bonus may be NT$1,000–10,000
For employees who choose shift work and overtime, overtime pay is uniformly calculated based on the minimum wage standard (NT$95 per hour)
Duty is required on typhoon days; overtime pay is provided, but no compensatory leave. Shift workers do not receive compensatory leave
Work duties must accommodate all requirements at the work site
Shift workers must work night shifts and holidays as required by the client
On-site maintenance projects have no performance evaluation system or promotion system
Turnover among new employees is high, making it difficult to spend a long time with colleagues
New employees frequently need to be trained on a daily basis
If new employees do not learn quickly enough, they may be reprimanded by the client, supervisor, and senior colleagues simultaneously