Licensed Truck and Trailer Mechanic
Manitoulin Group of Companies
Licensed Truck and Trailer Mechanic
Manitoulin Group of Companies
Moves freight and manages international shipping
We are seeking a skilled Heavy Duty / Truck and Trailer Mechanic to perform regular maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on our fleet equipment. In this role, you will work safely in accordance with Occupational Health & Safety standards, complete work orders accurately, and ensure our fleet remains safe and operational.
Key Responsibilities
Brakes & Wheel Ends: Remove, inspect, and replace brakes, drums, hubs, seals, bearings, and races.
Electrical & Emissions: Troubleshoot and repair lighting systems, electrical components, and emissions systems.
Suspension & Chassis: Inspect, repair, or replace chassis components (springs, hangers, equalizers, complete slider assemblies, axles, sub-frames, air ride components, and air systems).
Structural & Fabrication: Repair or replace bumpers, braces, mud flap brackets, and dolly legs using cutting torches (oxy-acetylene) and welding techniques.
Bodywork & Maintenance: Perform minor repairs on doors, door trim, flooring, rub rails, roof sections, nose panels, and upper/lower rails.
Shop Safety & Teamwork: Maintain a clean, organized personal workspace during and at the end of every shift, and assist with additional operational tasks as needed.
Schedule & Benefits
Shift: Night Shift – Pitman Schedule (2x2x3).
Hours: 6PM - 6AM
$5,000 Sign-On Bonus for Licensed Technicians (Journeyman status).
Certification: Journeyperson Heavy Duty / Truck and Trailer Mechanic preferred (Apprentices will also be considered).
Licensing & Assets:
Valid CVIP (Commercial Vehicle Inspection Program) Inspector License is a strong asset.
Class 1 Commercial Driver's License (CDL) is considered an asset.
What do we offer to you?
Moves freight and manages international shipping
The Manitoulin Group of Companies moves freight for businesses across Canada and between Canada and the United States, and arranges international shipping. Its trucking company, Manitoulin Transport, carries partial and full truckloads through Canadian terminals and works with partner carriers for US deliveries. Shippers pay transportation charges for services that include rush deliveries, rail-and-truck moves, and temperature-controlled or dangerous goods. Sister companies provide warehousing, crating, customs clearance, and air and ocean freight forwarding, letting clients arrange several stages of a shipment through the group. Its roots date to a grocery wholesaler incorporated in 1953, which moved into trucking in 1960.
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