WHY JOIN US?!

• 100% Employer funded health, dental, and vision coverage
• RRSP matching program
• Competitive wages and flexible vacation
• Retention Bonus
• Family-operated business

QUALIFICATIONS

• Journeyman Heavy Duty Technician On Road certificate with minimum one-year experience.
• CVIP Licence
• Able to demonstrate good hand/eye coordination and manual dexterity.
• Easily read, evaluate, and respond to product specifications and drawings, and perform normal math calculations.
• Familiar and comfortable with various saws, grinders and other hand tools.
• Able to operate required equipment in a safe and responsible manner.
• Ability to handle changing schedules and priorities, with high level prioritization skills.
• Strong work ethic and organizational planning skills with attention to detail.

• Effectively manage, schedule and prioritize maintenance work orders and apprentices.
• Rebuild and make repairs to diesel/gasoline, and electric powered equipment.
• Plan, inspect, service, maintain, diagnose, troubleshoot, dismantle, and replace unit assemblies or parts.
• Communicate with supervisors and other divisions on methods, procedures, standards, and hazards.
• Exercise judgment in the selection of materials and tools as well as methods so that the job is performed in accordance with accepted manufacturers specifications and safety standards.
• Trouble-shoot, plan, and perform work requiring a strong knowledge of mechanical, low voltage direct current, electronic and pneumatic principles, trade techniques, properties of various materials, and operating and application principles of equipment.
• Follow specifications on complex equipment diagrams, parts drawings and catalogues.
• Examine and reason, through cause analysis, for failure or improper operation of engines, pumps, running gear, parts, and equipment.
• Repair and rebuild engines, hydraulic and electric systems of diesel/gasoline, electric, propane equipment.
• Repair and rebuild transmissions, and differentials.
• Use precision testing equipment to determine source and cause of fault and to perform close tolerance adjustment.
• Test and operate repaired equipment as required.
• Make field repairs as required to bring equipment back on-line.
• Keep tools and equipment in clean and orderly condition.
• Complete required paperwork.
• Successfully complete safety training as required on an ongoing basis.
• Observe all safety procedures and use proper Personal Protective Equipment.