Mechanic/Welder

*The masculine gender is used to lighten the text and make it easier to read.

What sets us apart from other companies

• Competitive salary and opportunities for advancement;
• Group insurance and RRSP with employer contribution;
• Travel and skill bonuses.

What does a heavy equipment mechanic do?

• Determines the condition of heavy equipment on the job site by performing inspections and tests to identify damaged or worn parts;
• Replaces defective parts, components or systems, using appropriate tools;
• Maintains a preventive maintenance schedule for all equipment to ensure lubrication, tire replacement and tune-ups;
• Performs hydraulic, electrical and pneumatic troubleshoots on air conditioning and grease systems.

What does a welder do?

• Read shop drawings and specifications;
• Prepare materials required for tasks;
• Measure and cut materials required to complete tasks;
• Comply with health and safety regulations.

What does it take to apply?

• Vocational diploma and/or relevant experience in the field;
• Considerable knowledge of the tools and equipment used and required for the overhaul, repair and maintenance of heavy equipment;
• Experience in troubleshooting hydraulic and electrical systems.