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baherus [9]
2 years ago
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What are some tasks Stationary Engineers perform? Select four options.

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STALIN [3.7K]2 years ago
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A stationary Engineer performs the following four functions:

1. Overseeing construction laborers

2. Following instruction manuals

3. Adjusting Computer programs

4. Handling repairs

<h3>Who is a Stationary Engineer?</h3>

A stationary engineer is one who performs engineering duties at a site. He oversees the workers while station at a move. He doesn't move from his position.

A stationary engineer therefore performs the duty of overseeing construction workers, following the set out instruction manuals, adjusting programs on site and handles repairs.

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