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HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC NOC 72401
St Albert, Alberta · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$32k-$60kDetected 21 days ago
About the role
- HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC NOC 72401 Company: GCS General Contracting Services Ltd.
- Business address: 54314 Range Road 255, St.
- Albert, Alberta, T8T 0T8, Canada Vacancy: 2 Job Title: Heavy Duty Mechanic Why this job is different: We run a proper, organized shop - minimum chaos, band-aid repairs not accepted.
Responsibilities
- Develop work scopes and schedules for equipment to be repaired.
- Track and document all repairs and costs.
- Maintain parts inventory.
- Manage other shop personnel as needed.
Requirements
- 3+ years experience as a Heavy Duty Mechanic/Technician.
- CSTS 2020 (Required).
- WHMIS 2015 (Required).
- Assets (not required):
Compensation
- Wage:$43.37/Hr, annual bonuses.
Benefits
- Medical extended benefits after 3 months, company will pay 50%.
- Dental plan after 3 months, company will pay 50%.
Company info
- GCS General Contracting Services Ltd.
- Albert, Alberta, T8T 0T8, Canada
- Job Title: Heavy Duty Mechanic
- Why this job is different:
- We run a proper, organized shop - minimum chaos, band-aid repairs not accepted.
- If you are a solid, hard working mechanic who wants steady work, good pay and less stress, this position is for you.
- We plan our work ahead of time, maintain our equipment and respect the people who work for us who do things right the first time.
- What you will be working on:
- One ton trucks (Ford / Chevy / Dodge)
- Heavy Equipment (loaders, skid steers, excavators, graders)
- Trailers, attachments, hydraulics, electrical systems
- Our fleet is well maintained and we are in the process of getting all new equipment and selling older units, so you will be working on a new fleet.
- Complete repairs on a equipment based on priority sequence from the Fleet Manager.
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