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Female Mechanic Encouraging Women To Get Into The Male-Dominated Profession


A 37-year-old female mechanic is hoping to inspire women to become a mechanic which is a male-dominated profession.

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Watch the female mechanic who runs a female friendly garage

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Louise Baker from Tylseley started her career as a mechanic in 2016. Louise runs a female friendly garage named ‘Womanic’ and says that 50 percent of her customers are male.

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Louise told SWNS: “It’s just me that works here and I think that women just love the honest advice and conversation. Business is booming and I have booking all the way up to March.”

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The mother-of-one says the women don’t like going to a garage full of men because it is really intimidating and chances of being ripped off are always high.

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She says women come to ‘Womanic’ for honest advice but the service is not only for women.

She said: “Obviously the service is not just for women, it’s 50/50 and being a female mechanic is certainly not an issue anymore. It’s nice to show that girls that they can do these things as well.”

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“Women only garages are a big thing in America but almost unheard of here.”

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Louise has been working on cars since she was 17. A few years ago, she decided to start ‘Womanic’ – a female friendly garage.

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She also plans to teach women how to change oil and tyres, how much things cost, how long parts take to deliver.

She said: “These are things they should have taught on their driving test really.”

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The woman also provides free collection and delivery services to people who are very busy and don’t have enough time.

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She says: “I offer free collection and delivery which is a big plus for people like nurses and teachers, who have busy lifestyles – I can collect and repair the cars while they are still at work.”

 

 

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