Day shift, Monday to Friday. Occasional evening shifts.
Do you have experience in mechanical maintenance and enjoy both keeping vehicles in top condition and bringing structure to the work around you? Are you looking for a role where hands-on fieldwork and organization come together, without falling into routine?
Our client, an organization that operates adapted and public transit services in its region, is looking for a Mechanic to carry out minibus maintenance and help coordinate fleet and facility maintenance needs.
If you enjoy seeing the real impact of your work on a community’s daily life, this could be your next stop.
Tasks
Perform mechanical diagnostics and carry out repairs on fleet minibuses.
Carry out preventive and corrective mechanical maintenance: oil changes, tire replacements, braking systems, lighting, windshield wipers.
Respond to emergency mechanical breakdowns and prioritize interventions based on operational needs.
Transport vehicles to external garages for inspections, maintenance, or specialized repairs.
Install and remove advertising visuals on vehicles.
Maintain exterior grounds and yard areas (monitoring condition and performing basic upkeep).
Conduct building maintenance inspections and perform minor required repairs.
Handle hazardous materials (WHMIS) in compliance with OHS standards and applicable regulations.
Contribute to general maintenance operations and fleet management.
Any other related tasks.
Advantages
A friendly, people-focused work environment where collaboration is at the heart of daily operations.
Meaningful work that directly supports the continuity of community transportation services.
Access to telemedicine services.
Health time bank (2% of hours worked), cashable based on your needs.
RRSP plan with employer contribution of 3%.
Job stability within a well-established organization.
Job requirements
High school diploma.
DEP in automotive mechanics or heavy vehicle mechanics.
Valid mechanical certification card.
Valid driver’s license (Class 5) for vehicle movements.
Knowledge of electronic diagnostics and onboard systems, an asset.
Ability to use diagnostic tools (OBD-II / automotive scanner) to identify issues.
Knowledge of occupational health and safety (OHS) standards in a mechanical environment.
Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and technical manuals.