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Doddsdoors is seeking a Field Operations Technician in Whitby, ON, to provide exceptional service on garage door installations and repairs. The ideal candidate will have 5+ years of experience with overhead doors and loading dock equipment.
This full-time, permanent position offers a supportive work environment and access to ongoing training. Average yearly earnings reach around $100,000 CAD.
Dodds Garage Doors, established in 1958, is Southern Ontario’s trusted leader in garage doors and openers. Proudly serving over 630,000 customers, we’ve earned the Consumers Choice Award for more than 24 consecutive years. Family‑owned and employee‑focused, we are committed to delivering 24/7 emergency repairs, preventative maintenance, service, and installations for both residential and commercial customers. With over 67 years of excellence, Dodds is the most highly reviewed garage door company in the region.
As a Dodds Garage Doors Door and Dock Technician, each day is an opportunity to serve our customers with exceptional service. Your morning begins by reviewing scheduled service calls and installation jobs on your iPad, loading your vehicle with tools and parts before heading to your first job. Your day will be dynamic as you diagnose and repair or install overhead doors and docks. Throughout the day, you may respond to emergency service calls, troubleshoot mechanical or electrical issues, install new door systems, perform routine maintenance, and ensure safety standards are met. Whether replacing a frayed cable, servicing a hydraulic dock leveler or installing an electric opener, your technical expertise, attention to detail, and commitment to customer service make you an indispensable part of the team.
Location: GTA East
Job Type: Full‑time, Permanent
Wage: Average yearly earnings of $100,000
Dodds Garage Doors is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing accommodations for applicants upon request at any stage of the recruitment process in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Ontario Human Rights Code.