Heavy Equipment Apprentice Technician - Alberta, Canada - Brandt

Description

Our Rockyview, AB branch is looking for an exceptional individual to join our service department as a Heavy Equipment Technician (also known as an agriculture equipment technician) for our Agriculture Division (John Deere).

Duties & Responsibilities:
# Diagnose, Repair & Maintain all systems on agricultural equipment such as Tractors, Hay tools, and other Ag & Turf implements. This includes, engine, transmission, electrical, hydraulic, air conditioning, guidance & precision ag systems among others.
# Repair, Service and/or diagnose agriculture equipment at the customers site IF needed.
# Perform preventative maintenance inspections; including fluid and various filter changes, testing of equipment, & adjustments for infield optimization.
# Reconditioning of pre-owned equipment.
# Accurately record notes on work orders for customer and warranty records #LI-onsite.


Required Skills:
Heavy Equipment Technician or Agriculture Equipment Technician certification an asset.
We will also consider apprentices that are registered under this trade too
Previous field tech or road tech experience would be a plus.
Basic to above average computers skills and a passion for problem solving.
Experience in diagnosing, repairing and maintaining equipment.
Ability to complete detailed repair order notes on each job.
The desire to continue learning updated equipment technology as the industry continues to evolve.


Required Experience:
Heavy Equipment Technician or Agriculture Equipment Technician certification an asset.
We will also consider apprentices that are registered under this trade too
Previous field tech or road tech experience would be a plus.
Basic to above average computers skills and a passion for problem solving.
Experience in diagnosing, repairing and maintaining equipment.
Ability to complete detailed repair order notes on each job.
The desire to continue learning updated equipment technology as the industry continues to evolve.
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