Small Engine Service Technician
hr agripowerAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
Small Engine Service Technician
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hr agripowerAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine MechanicsHome and Garden Equipment Repair and Maintenance
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Job Title This position will perform mid-level and advanced diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs on Polaris, Kawasaki & Honda ATV's & SXS's as well as Cub Cadet Lawn Mowers.
Key Responsibilities:
Inspect and identify mechanical defects Be able to perform electrical diagnostic Be able to read & understand a wiring diagram Be able to rebuild engines, transmissions & clutches Be able to perform basic maintenance: such as oil changes, transmission services, filter replacements, throttle body & carburetor cleaning & adjustments, drive shaft replacements, brake repairs & drive belt replacements. Must be able to operate power tools, special tools, forklifts, torches, welders etc. Must be able to type up a full detailed description of what repairs were completed and note any other issues found to let the customer know of any other issues found and need addressed. Good communication skills are a must! Maintain a clean & safe work environment. Complete all required hands-on training and online training modules to get certified in all brands.
Requirements:
High School Diploma or Equivalent Experience in Computer/I-Pad navigation 3 Years experience in small engine/off roadATV/SXS experience is preferred Work a 40 HR work week Must be 21 Years of Age Possess advanced mechanical knowledge
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