What The Maintenance Academy changed

• Added Rick Fields (Lead Service Tech) to the Educators list.
• Reordered the Educators list, moving Tracy Powers and Adrian Danila to higher positions.
• Removed the "How to Test a Water Heater Element" video by Daniel Fuston from the Appliance Repair preview section.

The platform is expanding its roster of experts by adding a Lead Service Tech. This suggests a focus on providing more peer-to-peer, hands-on training content for maintenance professionals.

• Added new training videos including "Dishwasher Suds: A Quick Fix" and "How To Replace A Tub Drain."
• Launched a new video series titled "TMA Essentials - HVAC Basics #1."
• Updated the "New Videos" section to feature these recent additions.
• Reorganized the homepage video carousel to highlight HVAC and safety content.
• Removed older video links from the "New Videos" list, such as "Understanding Washer Control Boards" and "Electrical Safety: Never Assume."

The site is expanding its technical training library with new specific repair guides. This suggests they are actively growing their content to cover more hands-on maintenance tasks like plumbing and HVAC basics.

• Mark Sharp’s title changed from Director of Maintenance Education to CEO.
• The featured video "How to Restring a Heat Strip" was removed from the main display.
• A new video titled "4 Time Management Tips" was added to the featured section.
• A broken link for the "How to Test a Water Heater Element" video was fixed.

A change in leadership from Director of Education to CEO suggests a shift in company focus. The site also updated its featured video content, prioritizing time management over specific repair tasks.