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Technicians, should high voltage work still be flatrate?
@pointofviewmechanic
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Why it worked
The video taps into a relevant and potentially controversial topic within the automotive technician community, using a POV format to draw viewers into the scenario and prompt engagement through comments and discussion.
Summary
The video shows a mechanic working on what appears to be a high-voltage battery system for an electric vehicle, with diagnostic equipment connected. The on-screen text poses a question about whether high-voltage work should still be flat-rate, implying a discussion about labor pricing in the automotive industry.
Structure
- 1Introduction of the question about flat-rate pricing for high-voltage work
- 2Visuals of a mechanic working with diagnostic equipment on a high-voltage battery
- 3Focus on the complexity and potential danger of high-voltage automotive systems
- 4Implicit call for discussion or opinion on the topic
On-screen text
Technicians, should high voltage work still be flatrate?
Original caption
Racing the clock while working on voltage that can kill you makes sense, right?🙄 #POV #Mechanic #Flatrate
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