Heavy Duty Mechanic

Tri-Line Carriers has been a trusted name in transportation since 1964. With modern terminals in Calgary, AB, Edmonton, AB, Winnipeg, MB, and Terrace, BC, our dedicated team supports operations across Western Canada and the Central U.S. We proudly serve industries including oil & gas, construction, manufacturing, building products, waste, and mining.

We are growing and looking for a qualified Heavy Duty Truck & Trailer Mechanic to join our growing team today in our Edmonton.

What We Offer:

• Competitive hourly rate, dependant on years of experience

• Comprehensive benefits plan

• Monday–Friday schedule (steady, predictable hours)

• Boot allowance

• Stable year-round work with well-maintained equipment

• On-site parking

• Support for a healthy home/work balance

Duties & Responsibilities:

The Heavy Duty Truck & Trailer Mechanic is responsible for inspecting, diagnosing, repairing, and performing preventative maintenance on commercial transport vehicles & trailers; ensuring all work meets manufacturer’s specifications and legislated regulations; interpreting and processing work orders; and providing performance evaluations, mentorship, and supervision to the apprentice team.

• Ensure all equipment is maintained to the highest standards to maximize uptime and availability

• Inspect and test mechanical units (engines, transmissions, axles, brake systems) to locate faults and malfunctions

• Diagnose, adjust, repair, or replace parts and components on truck systems (chassis, frame, cab, engine & drivetrain, air brakes, steering, fuel, hydraulic, electrical, electronic)

• Adjust, repair, or replace parts and components on truck-trailer and trailer systems (structural, brake, electrical)

• Promote safety and quality; follow all health, safety, environmental policies and procedures

• Complete related duties as assigned

What You Bring:

• Heavy Duty Truck & Trailer Mechanic with minimum 5 years experience is required

• Level 3 or higher is required

• CVIP Certification (considered an asset)

• Class 1 License (considered an asset)

• Safety-first mindset; able to maintain a clean, organized work area

• Proven ability to interpret work orders/technical manuals and document repairs & parts accurately

• Strong diagnostics across truck and trailer systems; capable in scheduled PM and corrective repairs

• High attention to detail, strong organization, and clear communication across teams

• Knowledge of relevant legislation and regulatory standards

• Ability to pass a company paid criminal record check and pre-employment drug/alcohol screening

Why Join Tri-Line?

At Tri-Line Carriers, we value our people as much as our customers.