Heavy Equipment Mechanic

Day in the Life

You will be the backbone of our fleet, responsible for servicing and maintaining all of our equipment, including light vehicles, heavy trucks and equipment, hydraulics, electrical and heavy power trains. Each day will be different as some service calls are off site or require emergency on‑road repairs requiring you to diagnose and rectify the problem. Preventative and predictive maintenance will be important to stay on top of, as well as daily service documentation to ensure overall organization of the shop.

Safety will always be your number one priority as you promote, lead, and execute a safety‑first culture for all employees, sub‑contractors, and consultants. Your opinion will be valued as you assist in decision making for any outside repairs to the equipment as well as support for overall general shop maintenance. You will be an essential part of our team ensuring our equipment runs smoothly and efficiently, like a well‑oiled machine.

During the winter months, our plows run 24/7, so willingness to remain on call and work some weeknights, weekends, and holidays will be required. Different shift options are available with premiums.

• 421A Industrial Mechanic License
• Valid G license
• Experience in repairing hydraulic and electrical systems
• Possess own set of tools
• Comfortable working outdoors in any season
• DZ license, an asset
• Road side service experience
• Experience with diagnostic software and electronic document/time keeping
• Welding and fabrication experience
• Valid Ozone Depletion Training

$25.50 - $42.50/hr (depending on level and License)

Miller is an equal opportunity employer. Accommodation for applications with disabilities will be made during the recruitment process when requested.