113 different careers — and it means something different in each. Parts for a Appliance Repair Home is not parts for a Appliance Repair Technician. Below, the real task it carries in every job, with a ready AI prompt for each.
113careers do this work
154prompts that speak it
3attested by the job's own software
The parts, job by job
Same artifact, different stakes — each card is one career's real use of it, with its prompt.
Appliance Repair Home — Diagnose appliance issues
Troubleshoot the broken dryer at 221 Birch St: run resistance checks on the heating element, test the motor and door switch, log error codes and photos, then recommend repair versus replacement with an estimated parts list for the customer.
Remove the failed part, install the replacement component, verify correct fit and connections, run the appliance through a full cycle to prove the fault is cleared, and close the parts line on the work order.
Order the drum bearing kit, door boot and two seals for the Samsung front-loader, confirm vendor stock and expedited shipping, add the parts to the job and notify the customer of the expected two-day arrival and any additional labor cost.
2D Animator — Design and operate mechanised props and scenery
Draw mechanical schematics and timing diagrams for the moving props, define motion ranges and safety stops, and export printable instruction sheets and a parts list for fabrication by the shop foreman next Tuesday.
3D Visualization Artist — Develop and control animatronics
Design the animatronic rig sequence for the museum installation, produce motion curves for each joint so the puppet hits key poses at 0s, 1.2s and 3.5s, and export a timed parts list for fabrication by Friday.
Accounting Manager — Plan layouts of stockrooms, warehouses, or other storage areas, considering turnover, size, weight, or related factors pertaining to items stored.
Design a new stockroom layout for the spare parts area to reduce picking time: map current shelf locations, prioritise high-turnover items near the packing zone, allocate heavy items to lower racks, and produce a drawing for the warehouse foreman by Friday.
Audit the parts flow from warehouse to assembly, record travel and wait times, propose a revised kanban or batch size and one layout tweak to cut non-value movement, then present the findings to the warehouse supervisor and operations director on Thursday.
Adaptive Optics Engineer — Apply principles of engineering analysis and design
Apply engineering analysis to redesign the tip‑tilt mount: calculate modal stresses, thermal drift, and required actuator stroke, produce a parts list and acceptance test criteria so procurement can get quotes by next Thursday.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer — Perform repairs when called for
Perform the repairs called in on aircraft 92-GHN today: triage the defect, order any spesified spares, fit the replacement parts, run functional checks and record the sign-off in the maintenance log before 1700 so the next flight gets release to service.
Aircraft Mechanic — Inventory and requisition or order supplies, parts, materials, and equipment.
Count current spares on the shelf against the parts list, flag items below minimum stock, generate a requisition for nuts, bolts, brake pads and a replacement hydraulic pump, include required P/Ns and preferred vendors, and submit for procurement approval before Friday close.
Airframe And Powerplant Technician — Replace malfunctioning components
Replace the cracked hydraulic actuator on the left main gear, swap the damaged wiring harness, torque the mounting bolts to 120 ft-lb, bench-test the actuator for full travel, then log the parts and sign-off in the aircraft log before shift end today.
Order replacement batteries, two tamper switches, and a siren amplifier for job 2745, check stock against the parts list, place the purchase with the approved supplier for next-day delivery, and email the procurement lead the order confirmation.
Architectural Technologist — Build prototypes from plans or sketches
Translate the sketch pack into a measurable prototype set, create dimensioned component drawings, flag any unclear junctions for the architect, and produce a parts list and assembly sequence for the workshop by next Tuesday.
Notate the solo idea from yesterday's run into a clean lead sheet with melody, chord symbols and a short rhythmic guide, proof it against the recording and hand the parts to Emma the copyist before rehearsal.
Diagnose the intermittent mixer dropout by documenting symptoms, swapping in a known-good channel strip, checking power and grounding, logging error codes, and if still unresolved, escalate with photos and a parts list to facilities by end of day.
Complete the invoice and labour sheet for Job 3721, attach the final parts list and time log, email the signed estimate to customer Lisa Harding, and submit the paperwork to accounts so the workshop can order the front suspension parts tomorrow morning.
Take truck 42 to bay 3, run a diagnostic walkdown, note fault codes, reproduce the fault under load if safe, swop sensors as needed, log the findings with probable cause and recommended parts for the parts team.
Autopsy Technician — Fabricate new or modify existing prototype components or fixtures.
Machine and fit a revised bracket and two spacer plates from the bench drawings, modify the existing fixture so the new parts register to the same datum, then build one working prototype and leave it on my bench with a brief fabrication note.
Basket Weaver — Notify supervisors or repair staff of issues
Tell production supervisor Maria and maintenance lead Rajiv that machine 7 shows intermittent belt slip and uneven take-up; include what I observed, photos, and whether I stopped the line, and request a parts ETA and a decision to pause the shift if repairs exceed two hours.
Battery Engineer — Compute load and grade requirements, water flow rates, or material stress factors to determine design specifications.
Calculate structural load and material stress requirements for the new racking that will hold 200 battery modules, size support members, specify allowable deflection, and produce a short report with safety factors and a parts list for procurement by Friday.
Biomedical Engineer — Design bioreactors for biological processes
Design the bench-scale bioreactor for our mammalian cell expansion: specify 2 L working volume, agitation and aeration parameters, temperature and pH control strategy, material compatibility, and produce a parts list and assembly sketch for review with manufacturing by Friday.
Blacksmith — Repair, maintain, and replace parts on dies.
Inspect the die bank for the damaged punch set used on last night’s run, remove the cracked elements, refit the correct hardened replacements, lap mating faces to spec, record the replacement parts and next inspection date in the maintenance log.
Cad Designer — Use CAD or conventional drafting tools
Produce full-size site and component drawings for the electrical room, include three-view layouts, conduit runs, panel schedules and a parts list, and save a plotted set for construction and a PDF for the permit reviewer by Wednesday noon.
Cad Estimator — Update and maintain drawing records and documentation
Review the prototype layout with Manufacturing Lead Omar, mark manufacturability concerns on the parts drawing, suggest hole-size and tolerance tweaks, and send the annotated pack back to the shop for a quick feasibility mock-up by Thursday.
Chemical Sales Engineer — Provide technical information to customers
Respond to the automotive parts buyer with a technical brief comparing our corrosion inhibitor’s concentration, application method, and expected lifetime against their current spec, include recommended dosing for their engine coolant and invite a trial batch.
Cnc Machine Operator — Clean machines, tooling, or parts, using solvents or solutions and rags.
Clean Mill 3 spindle nose, collets, and the finished parts with approved solvent and lint-free rags, wipe chips from the table, inspect tooling for wear, and dispose of used rags in the solvent waste bin following safety rules.
Prepare edges, apply adhesives and edge treatments, mark stitch lines and clamp the parts for pre-stitching so seams sit flat and tension is consistent before passing them to the sewing station.
Computer Engineer — Specify power supply requirements and configuration, drawing on system performance expectations and design specifications.
Specify the power subsystem for the rack: calculate peak and steady loads from the CPU, FPGA and peripherals, pick margins for inrush and efficiency, set voltage rails and filtering, and produce a parts list and configuration notes for procurement by Friday.
Crane Operator — Record operational data and maintenance activities
Log today’s crane running hours, record any faults found on the boom, change the hydraulic filter at 1200 hours, note the parts used and next service due, and submit the maintenance record to engineering before leaving.
Build a bench prototype of the sensor interface using off-the-shelf components, wire it for power and serial telemetry, run three functional tests, document failures, and hand a parts-and-test-pack to the lab tech by Thursday afternoon.
Diesel Mechanic — Order and manage parts and supplies
Order the brake caliper rebuild kit, two front shocks, and the specified filter set for unit 58, check current stock levels, create a parts requisition for next-day delivery, and update the parts ledger with expected arrival dates.
Replace the broken wash pump and two corroded solenoid valves on line A tonight, confirm the replacement parts match the schematics, bench-test the pump for ten minutes, secure panels, and log the parts used and hours before handing the machine back to operations tomorrow morning.
Domestic Helper — Provide customer follow-up services
Call Mr. Tan this afternoon to confirm the repair is holding, ask if any new noises or leaks appeared after the test wash, remind him of the two-week warranty on the replaced parts, and offer a paid visit next month if he wants preventive servicing.
Driver Personal — Record parts or materials used and order or requisition new parts or materials, as necessary.
Record the parts and materials I used on the June 12 trailer brake repair in the vehicle maintenance log, flag stock items below reorder level, and submit requests for new parts with preferred supplier lead times noted so purchasing can approve.
After the survey flight, upload the battery cycles, parts used, and package counts and update the inventory tracking for the drone hangar, flag missing spares and send a parts request to Maintenance Lead Sohail by 6pm.
Drug Testing Technician — Review blueprints and designs to determine test specifications and procedures
Review the brake assembly blueprint and the test rig drawing to set pass thresholds: list required torque values, sample orientation, fixture clearances, and measurement points, then write the step-by-step procedure and supply a parts list for the test run on Thursday.
Electrical Engineer — Create circuit diagrams and models
Produce complete circuit diagrams and simulation models for the new motor control panel, include IEC-compliant protective device selection, wiring schedules, and a parts list ready for procurement by Thursday; verify earthing and fault-current calculations first.
Electrical Maintenance Technician — Replace or repair damaged parts
Replace the damaged contactor and its burnt wiring in Conveyor Bay 3, verify the replacement parts match the panel schematic, test for correct phasing and insulation resistance, re-secure the cover, and update the shift supervisor before leaving.
Electrician — Construct or fabricate parts, using hand tools, according to specifications.
Fabricate the custom mounting plate and four terminal lugs to the shop drawing, deburr and plate as specified, assemble the parts, and deliver the finished component with a one-line fit check record to the foreman tomorrow morning.
Update the enclosure CAD with the new board mounting pattern, verify screw clearances and standoff heights against the revised connector profile, then produce a parts list for procurement to check fitment.
Electronics Repair Technician — Read service guides for repairs
Read the service manual for the Model X inverter, note safety interlocks, fault codes, and the step-by-step test procedures, then list the parts to inspect and the expected measurement values before I start hands-on repairs tomorrow morning.
Electronics Technician Observatory — Replace defective components or parts
Remove the faulty motor driver board from the azimuth encoder cabinet, fit the replacement board, transfer the serial and calibration stickers, bench-test drive response and encoder alignment, then update the parts log and sign off the repair before the night shift starts.
Ev Charging Technician — Draw diagrams and write specifications
Draw a single-line diagram and write the equipment specification for the new dual-port charger at Depot 2, include conductor sizes, protective device ratings, and a parts list so procurement can order by Friday.
Fabricator — Remove completed workpieces or parts from machinery, using hand tools.
Remove the finished brackets from the brake press, deburr edges with the file set, stack them in batches of fifty with inspection tags, and update the completed parts count in the daily production sheet.
Factory Assembler — Abide by regulations on banned materials
Inspect the incoming parts for banned substances against the RoHS sheet, log each supplier batch that contains restricted materials, stop any usage and notify procurement and safety immediately if a violation is found.
Field Service Engineer — Provide customer information related to repairs
Call the branch manager at 09:30 and explain the repair plan for the faulted ATM: what caused the card jams, the parts needed, estimated downtime, cost responsibility, and the earliest available slot for a follow-up visit; then update the customer-facing repair summary on the service ticket.
Check the parts bin and the service history for the site, list missing or end-of-life items with part numbers and preferred vendors, place orders for batteries, detector heads and mounting hardware to arrive within five working days.
Firmware Engineer — Design automated systems using software
Design the automated control modules for the conveyor station, produce component drawings and interface specs, confirm compliance with the plant safety standard S-204, and hand over a parts list and validation test steps for electrical review by Friday.
Every job keeps its own logs, files, records and schedules — and the same one can live in hundreds of jobs, meaning something different in each. The LLOS Work Atlas maps them from the evidence — the software each career is attested to use — never from imagination.