Diagnose agricultural equipment faults using computerized testing equipment and repair defective parts with careful attention to detail. This permanent position requires English and offers daytime or early morning work.
As an Agricultural Equipment Technician, you will inspect, diagnose, adjust, and maintain equipment. The work includes ordering parts, servicing attachments, repairing emission control systems, and documenting maintenance. Candidates need secondary school graduation and three to less than five years of experience. Physical capabilities include handling heavy loads, manual dexterity, and extended standing.
Key Responsibilities:
- Troubleshoot and inspect equipment for faults and malfunctions
- Diagnose repairs using computerized and other testing equipment
- Adjust equipment and replace defective parts
- Service attachments, working tools, and emission control systems
- Test repairs against manufacturers' specifications and maintain documentation
Requirements:
- Secondary school graduation certificate
- Three to less than five years of experience
- Ability to handle loads up to 45 kilograms
- Physical ability for bending, kneeling, and prolonged standing
- Attention to detail and hand-eye coordination
Apply your agricultural equipment troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance skills in a permanent, 40-hour technician position.