Manufacturing

It Intern

Valley Hospital·Nakuru, kenya·Full Time·Internship
ManufacturingFull TimeInternship
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Key Responsibilities

  • Provide first-line technical support to staff on computers, printers, internet connectivity and software applications.
  • Assist in setting up and configuring new hardware and software for users, including accounts and network access.
  • Help maintain an up-to-date IT equipment register and inventory.
  • Support data backup processes, including for exiting employees, and basic troubleshooting.
  • Log and track IT issues raised through the ticketing system and escalate complex problems to the IT Manager or service providers.
  • Participate in user testing and feedback collection during system implementation projects.
  • Maintain electronic and physical filing systems and handle basic office correspondence, photocopying and scanning.
  • Assist in coordinating IT vendors and service providers, and support the sourcing of IT hardware, software and services.
  • Act as a liaison between the IT unit and other departments to ensure timely response to requests.
  • Support onboarding by preparing workstations and accounts for new employees.
  • Assist with networking tasks such as Wi-Fi access points, structured cabling and basic connectivity troubleshooting.
  • Support assigned project tasks under the supervision of the IT Manager.
  • Support the enforcement of IT security standards, including access rights management.

Requirements

  • Diploma/Degree in IT (or currently pursuing/recently completed).
  • Ability to troubleshoot common computer, printer and software issues.
  • Familiarity with local area networks (LAN), internet connectivity, Wi-Fi setup and Microsoft applications such as Outlook.
  • Skilled in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Google Workspace.
  • Attention to detail and ability to prioritize multiple requests.
  • A helpful, solution-oriented attitude and willingness to learn.
  • Ability to handle confidential information with integrity.

Key skills

BA/BSc/HNDDiploma
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Company

Valley Hospital

Location

Nakuru, kenya

Employment

Full Time

Experience

Valid until

Not specified

Created

November 11, 2026

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