Well good luck Memphis if it’s something you want I hope it works out. I put in for a new position that came out of the blue but it’s at my existing job so I don’t need to lie. I really need a change a number of years ago and went for an “engineering” position which was really just a glorified maintenance position. It involved running bobcats, changing motors, plumbing, electrical etc. never had I worked in the field and never dad I changed a 220 motor but damn I read up on them and aced the interview. In most cases they are four bolts and eight wires, sure they can weigh 300lbs and be 30 feet in the air and you gotta use all kinds of weird equipment and get creative in getting the things up and down trying not to kill yourself in the process but it was a fun. Something different. I didn’t completely lie but certainly didn’t tell the whole truth. Ended up doing fine working on multi million dollar machinery I found that even the experienced guys were figuring shit out as they went along. Every went fine until some dropped a couple hundred pounds of metal on my hand.