Apprentice technician - Heavy equipment

Terapro Group; Toronto; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Defined contribution pension

Group insurance

Sick leave

Personal leave

Work clothing allowance

Learning and development opportunities

Job summary

Terapro Construction in Waterloo (Ontario) is seeking an apprentice technician for heavy equipment. You will assist with assembling machinery, perform basic maintenance at the branch or on customer sites, and participate in ongoing training.

This entry-level role with hourly pay from 22 to 27 CAD offers benefits including a defined contribution pension, group insurance, sick and personal leave, a clothing allowance, and opportunities for learning and development.

Responsibilities

• Assemble machinery (sales, deliveries, exhibitions)
• Perform basic equipment maintenance in branch and on customer premises
• Organize and coordinate yard set up
• Use computerized diagnostic equipment
• Participate in ongoing training
• Comply with occupational health and safety programs

Job description

Terapro Construction, dealer for the renowned Case brand, distinguishes itself in the sale and maintenance of new and used construction equipment. A full range of state-of-the-art machinery is offered, including excavators, loaders, tracked dozers, graders and much more, to suit all construction project management needs.

Our branch located in Waterloo (Ontario) is looking for an apprentice technician - heavy equipment.

Salary: 22$ à 27$/hour

Terapro benefits

• Defined contribution pension plan;
• Advantageous group insurance (life, short and long term disability, medication);
• 2 days of sick leave and 3 days for personal reasons;
• Work clothing allowance available;
• Learning and development opportunities.

Responsibilities

• Assemble machinery (sales, deliveries, exhibitions);
• Perform basic equipment maintenance in branch and on customer premises;
• Organize and coordinate yard set up;
• Use computerized diagnostic equipment;
• Participate in ongoing training;
• Comply with occupational health and safety programs.