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Service Internship II

KanEquip Internship Opportunities

Ellsworth, KS โ€ข On-site

Internship

Posted 8 days ago


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Job Summary:

  • The purpose of the Service Internship II is to provide a cooperative work experience for post-secondary and high school students who are enrolled in a Diesel/Ag Equipment/Heavy Equipment Technology Program during the Spring 2027 or Summer 2027.

The ideal candidate has…

  • Begun training in an Agriculture Power/Technology, Diesel & Heavy Equipment or Diesel Technology program.
  • A tool set appropriate for the work and schooling required.
  • A 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.

You will contribute to our team by: (Duties and Responsibilities)

  • Understanding the mission, vision, and values of KanEquip and the goals and expectations of the service department.
  • Preforming pre-delivery set ups and inspections on new equipment and basic service work as assigned.
  • Developing skills to diagnose and repair hydraulic and electrical systems, engines, and fuel systems.
  • Working with online parts and service information systems
  • Developing skills to complete reports and forms for service operations in a timely and accurate manner. 
  • Assisting other diesel technicians and other departments to bring value and customer service to our stakeholders.
  • Engaging in training, mentoring, and feedback surveys

If you have/can: (Skills and Experience)

  • Passion to learn about the culture of KanEquip and the Diesel Technician career
  • Developing customer service skills
  • Communication
  • Computer Skills
  • Reliable transportation

You will earn/be eligible for…

  • Competitive Wage
  •  Mentoring
  • KanEquip branded apparel and items