What are the responsibilities and job description for the Service Technician Intern - Pratt position at KanEquip, Inc.?
Title: Diesel Technician Internship
Locations: Dodge City, Ellsworth, Garden City, Great Bend, Marysville, Herington, Ottawa, Pratt, Salina, S. Hutchinson, Syracuse NE, Topeka, Wamego, Wichita
Employee Status: Temporary (Internship)
Purpose: The Diesel Technician Internship provides hands-on learning experiences and opportunities to develop mechanical and diagnostic skills for students who are pursuing an education in Agriculture, Power/Technology, Diesel & Heavy Equipment, or Diesel Technology.
Responsibilities:
Locations: Dodge City, Ellsworth, Garden City, Great Bend, Marysville, Herington, Ottawa, Pratt, Salina, S. Hutchinson, Syracuse NE, Topeka, Wamego, Wichita
Employee Status: Temporary (Internship)
Purpose: The Diesel Technician Internship provides hands-on learning experiences and opportunities to develop mechanical and diagnostic skills for students who are pursuing an education in Agriculture, Power/Technology, Diesel & Heavy Equipment, or Diesel Technology.
Responsibilities:
- Understand the mission, vision, and values of KanEquip and the goals and expectations of the service department.
- Preform pre-delivery set ups and inspections on new equipment and basic service work as assigned.
- Develop skills to diagnose and repair hydraulic and electrical systems, engines, and fuel systems.
- Work with online parts and service information systems
- Develop skills to complete reports and forms for service operations in a timely and accurate manner.
- Assist other diesel technicians and other departments to bring value and customer service to our stakeholders.
- Engage in training, mentoring, and networking events.
- During the school year, hours are available based on class schedule and location need. During the summer interns should expect 40 hours per week.
- Scholarships and educational expense repayment are available upon completion of internship.
- KanEquip branded apparel and items.
- Completed 1 year (24 credit hours) of schooling in an Agriculture Power/Technology, Diesel & Heavy Equipment or Diesel Technology program.
- Owns mechanic tool set appropriate for the work required.
- Passion to learn methods, tools, materials, and techniques to diagnose and repair diesel and agricultural equipment.
- An understanding of diesel engines, hydraulics, electronics and electrical systems and precision ag systems.
- Ability to collaborate and communicate effectively with parts, sales and service personnel and customers.
- Ability to lift 75 pounds as required without assistance.
- Acceptable Motor Vehicle status
