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CSN Collision

Car collision repair network in Canada

Automotive Service Technician

Automotive Mechanical Repair & MaintenanceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeHamilton, ON, CanadaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A 310S Automotive Service Technician licence or significant professional experience working in an automotive repair facility is required.
  • Strong mechanical knowledge and practical repair experience are required.
  • Diagnostic and problem-solving ability is required.
  • Experience working safely and efficiently in a professional shop environment is required.
  • The ability to inspect a vehicle and accurately determine required repairs is required.
  • The ability to work independently while maintaining communication with the collision repair team is required.
  • A professional approach to workmanship, documentation, and customer service is required.
  • A valid driver's licence is required.
  • Apprentices with substantial shop experience may be considered if their practical skills and experience align with the position's requirements.

Responsibilities

  • Perform mechanical inspections of collision-damaged vehicles.
  • Identify steering, suspension, drivetrain, braking, cooling, HVAC, and other mechanical damage resulting from collisions.
  • Identify hidden or secondary mechanical damage that may not be immediately visible.
  • Perform pre-repair and post-repair mechanical inspections.
  • Remove and replace suspension components, control arms, knuckles, wheel bearings, steering components, subframes, and related assemblies.
  • Perform wheel alignments and interpret alignment measurements.
  • Assist with engine, transmission, drive-unit, and drivetrain removal when required for collision repairs.
  • Perform cooling system and air-conditioning repairs related to collision damage.
  • Perform air-conditioning recovery, vacuum, and recharge procedures.
  • Perform mechanical diagnostic scans and basic electrical diagnosis.
  • Inspect wiring, connectors, sensors, harnesses, grounds, and component mounting locations for collision-related damage.
  • Assist with advanced driver-assistance systems-related mechanical preparation and calibration procedures.
  • Follow original equipment manufacturer repair information and manufacturer repair procedures.
  • Accurately document inspection findings and additional damage.
  • Complete post-repair mechanical inspections and quality-control checks.
  • Road test vehicles when appropriate.
  • Maintain a clean, organized, and professional work area.
  • Develop practical knowledge of electric-vehicle mechanical systems, electric drive units, high-voltage systems and safety procedures, cooling and thermal management, diagnostics and scan tools, electrical and electronic systems, manufacturer repair procedures, collision damage assessment, pre- and post-repair scanning, and advanced driver-assistance systems and vehicle electronics through training and hands-on exposure.
  • Support the development of a general mechanical service operation within the existing facility.
  • Perform local repair and maintenance work, including brake and suspension repairs, steering and drivability repairs, diagnostic services, wheel alignments, cooling system repairs, air-conditioning service and repair, electrical diagnosis, general mechanical repairs and maintenance, electric and hybrid vehicle service and repair as appropriate, and other automotive repair and service work as the department develops.
  • Take on an increasing role in general mechanical repair and customer work as the mechanical service offering develops.

Desired Qualifications

  • Previous electric-vehicle experience is an asset but is not required; training and hands-on exposure will be provided.
  • Experience in collision repair or collision-related mechanical inspection is an asset.
  • Experience in steering and suspension diagnosis is an asset.
  • Experience in wheel alignment is an asset.
  • Experience with scan tools and diagnostic equipment is an asset.
  • Experience in electrical diagnosis is an asset.
  • Experience with electric or hybrid vehicle systems is an asset.
  • Experience with electric-vehicle high-voltage safety and service procedures is an asset.
  • Experience with electric-vehicle diagnostic equipment is an asset.
  • Experience with advanced driver-assistance systems and calibration is an asset.
  • Experience in air-conditioning service is an asset.
  • Tesla or other original equipment manufacturer-specific training is an asset.
  • Experience in engine, transmission, drivetrain, or subframe removal is an asset.
  • Experience with original equipment manufacturer repair information and service procedures is an asset.
  • I-CAR or other collision-industry training is an asset.

About the Company

CSN Collision

Car collision repair network in Canada

CSN Collision repairs vehicles across Canada, handling more than 200,000 vehicles a year through a network of over 200 collision centres. Vehicles are fixed at CSN centres by trained technicians using standardized repair methods to restore structure, paint, and finish so the car returns to a like‑new state. The company differentiates itself with its large national footprint and consistent, scalable high‑volume repair processes. Its goal is to lead the Canadian collision‑repair market by delivering reliable, high‑quality repairs that restore customers’ confidence on the road.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Canada
Founded
2002

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