Heavy Vehicle Mechanic – Evening Shift

Tasks

• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on a variety of heavy-duty vehicles and specialized equipment (Liebherr, Toyota, Kenworth, Dodge, Ford, Mack, etc.) to ensure their performance and durability.
• Carry out complete mechanical interventions, including mechanical repairs, assemblies, precision adjustments, and maintenance of diesel systems.
• Diagnose advanced issues in hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems using modern diagnostic tools.
• Rigorously inspect equipment, detect mechanical failures, and apply quick and appropriate solutions.
• Install, configure, modify, or calibrate various mechanical systems to optimize the performance of heavy-duty vehicles.
• Ensure compliance, safety, and quality of all mechanical work performed according to industry standards.
• Collaborate with the maintenance team by providing technical support and participating in troubleshooting and continuous improvement of mechanical processes.
• Assemble, maintain, and repair hydraulic and electrical circuits related to heavy-duty vehicles and industrial equipment.
• Occasionally work on trucks and trailers, performing targeted repairs on the braking system, suspension, axles, or other critical components.
• Perform other related tasks concerning mechanics or the smooth operation of the workshop.

Advantages

• Permanent position.
• Training & development opportunities.
• Bonus program.
• Competitive salary and evening shift premium.
• $700 annual tool allowance.
• Comprehensive group insurance with employer contribution (50%).
• RRSP with employer contribution of 3%.
• Telemedicine service.
• $1,500 referral bonus.
• 3 sick days per year.
• Uniform after 3-month probation.

Job requirements

• Diploma (DEP) in Heavy Vehicle Mechanics, Construction Equipment, General Mechanics, or equivalent training.
• 3–5 years of relevant experience in a similar role in Canada.
• Strong knowledge of hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems.
• Ability to effectively diagnose mechanical failures.
• Autonomous, detail-oriented, observant, and a team player.
• Have your basic toolbox
• PEP certification is an asset.