310T Truck&Coach Technician, Kitchener

Truck and Coach Technician The primary responsibility of the position is to perform and oversee safe, quality repairs to customer equipment in a timely manner, utilizing experience and continuous process improvement to contribute to our team and work environment. The Truck and Coach Technician will use their years of technical experience to ensure that all repairs completed are to the proper safety standards.

Day Shift Monday - Friday

What’s In It For You

Excellent industry leading pay

Excellent industry leading benefits - featuring 100% reimbursement on medical and dental, vision, AD&D, STD/LTD, Life and Dependent Life Insurance

RRSP Program including employer contribution match

RESP&TFSA Program

Employee Assistance Plan

Monthly Bonus Program

Employee Referral Program

CareerPath™ - Company paid personal and professional development

Educational Reimbursement Program

Leading edge diagnostic equipment

OEM and other technical training

Online Training Library

Daily pay advances if you need pay in advance of your normal pay date

Afternoon Shift premium

Specialized work premium

Afternoon Shift paid lunches with a 4-day work week

Bi-weekly 50/50 draws

Appreciation Events

Service Award Recognition

Safe, clean, bright, and organized work environment

Open, inclusive culture

A great place to work!

Service Centre

Work with Standard Work procedures to identify areas for improvement

Ensure all work being performed is done following healthy and safety guidelines

Ability to diagnose our customers most challenging technical issues, including aftertreatment systems, engine electrical diagnostics, ABS and TCS diagnostics

Ensure all equipment is in safe working condition and advise Service Manager of any tools or equipment that require vendor repair or replacement

Escalate safety concerns to Service Manager immediately

Maintain open communication with Foreman through continuous updates and at team huddles

Monitor jobs to avoid any problems or delays ahead of time

Involve Parts Planner immediately in any parts required

Perform all types of repairs and maintenance to transportation equipment

Perform all tasks to best practices timelines

Provide necessary hand tools for job completion

Perform welding, including arc, MIG, Aluminum, Steel, air arc, plasma cutting and acetylene cutting

Perform all types of brake, suspension, air system, electrical and body repairs

Perform government safety inspections

Ensure all parts and consumables being used are recorded on the work order at time of use

Always keep work area in standard operating condition, including tools stored in standard locations

Occasional road service calls for emergency service

Promote a safe work environment, always follow safety standards and ensure timely reporting of any Health and Safety issues

Other work as may be defined

Education and Training

Grade 12 or equivalent with technical training

Skills and Experience

Certified to perform government inspections: trucks, trailers, tankers

Able to use large tools

Experts in truck diagnostic analysis and resolution

Personal leadership skills

Experience in a supervisory or managerial role would be an asset

Willingness and desire to coach and mentor others

Commitment to personal safety and safety of coworkers.

Good written and oral communication

Valid provincial driver’s license and clean driver’s abstract

A cooperative team player with a positive attitude and strong work ethic

Strong technical skills related to transportation equipment

Fluent in reading and writing in English

The salary range for this position is $44 per hour - $46 per hour based on relevant credentials and experience.

We are committed to the principles of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). As such, we strive to make our recruitment, assessment, and selection processes as accessible as possible and provide accommodation as required for applicants with disabilities. If you require an accommodation, please email us at

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