Equipment & Small Engine Mechanic

Curate Mobile

Surrey

On-site

CAD 37,000 - 55,000

Full time

3 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Health & dental benefits

RRSP & DPSP matching

Tuition reimbursement program

Complimentary meals and company events

Mon–Fri schedule

Job summary

Bothwell-Accurate in Surrey, BC is seeking an Equipment & Small Engine Mechanic to service and repair a range of motorized and non-motorized assets across job sites and the local facility. This hands-on role focuses on keeping equipment running safely with minimal downtime.

The ideal candidate has 2–5+ years of maintenance experience, a valid Class 5 license, and trade certification; forklift cert is a plus.

Qualifications

2–5+ years of engine and equipment maintenance experience.
Post-secondary education in mechanical/ automotive tech.
Trade certification required; Red Seal strong asset.
Valid Class 5 driver's license; forklift cert is a plus.
Welding experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

Maintain, service, and repair equipment across sites and facility.
Diagnose engines and components using manuals and schematics.
Perform preventative maintenance and part replacements.
Assist with installation, upgrades, and shop workflow management.
Document inspections, repairs, and hours for safety compliance.

Skills

Engine maintenance

Diagnostics

Preventative maintenance

Electrical troubleshooting

Blueprints & manuals reading

Computer literacy

Education

Post-secondary mechanical/ automotive tech

Trade certification

Licensed Mechanic or Red Seal asset

Tools

SiteDocs

WorkMax

Microsoft 365

Job description

Equipment & Small Engine Mechanic

About Bothwell-Accurate

With over 90 years of industry leadership, Bothwell-Accurate has been a trusted provider of roofing, waterproofing, cladding, and glazing solutions across Ontario and British Columbia. Our commitment to quality, efficiency, and innovation has led us to complete over 60,000 successful projects.

As we continue to grow our Western Canada operations, we are seeking a dedicated Equipment & Small Engine Mechanic to support our team. This hands-on role is responsible for the inspection, maintenance, repair, and optimization of motorized and non-motorized assets used across our job sites and local facility. From small engines to building systems and heavy machinery, your expertise ensures projects move forward safely with minimal downtime.

What You’ll Do

Equipment Maintenance & Repair: Maintain, service, troubleshoot, and repair a wide range of motorized and non-motorized equipment. This includes small engines (2- and 4-stroke), diesel systems, hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, heavy machinery, forklifts, cranes, fleet vehicles, vacuum lifters, and specialized plant equipment minor repairs (saws, shears, brake presses, CNC machinery).
Diagnostics & Overhauls: Inspect, test, and diagnose engines and components using computerized tools, technical manuals, schematics, and blueprints. Overhaul major systems and replace defective or worn parts (bearings, pistons, gears). Reassemble and reinstall components post-repair.
Preventative Maintenance: Perform scheduled preventative maintenance (including lubricating parts, replacing spark plugs/filters, checking fluid levels, and inspecting drives, motors, and belts) to maximize operator safety and extend tool lifecycles.
Facility & System Support: Assist with the installation of new equipment, system modifications, rebuilds, and upgrades. Perform general facility repairs (minor plumbing, electrical troubleshooting, doors, faucets, appliances) to keep our facility operating efficiently.
Shop & Workflow Management: Maintain a clean, safe, and highly organized shop environment. Manage, track, and organize all tools, parts, and materials. Assist with the procurement and ordering of parts and supplies.
Documentation & Compliance: Accurately document all inspections, test results, repairs, labor hours, and materials consumed for compliance, safety, and reporting purposes. Ensure all work complies with WorkSafeBC and CSA safety standards.
Collaboration & Guidance: Partner with the Fleet & Logistics Department, Shop Foreman, and team members to prioritize daily workflows. Discuss equipment issues and maintenance plans with supervisors and provide technical guidance to operators on safe tool handling.

What You Bring to the Team

Experience: 2 to 5+ years of engine and equipment maintenance experience (construction, industrial, or manufacturing sector preferred). Experience as a Millwright, Heavy Duty Mechanic, or Automotive Mechanic is highly valued.
License: Valid Class 5 driver's license with a clean record. Forklift certification is an asset.
Education & Certifications: Post-secondary education in a mechanical, automotive, or technical discipline. Trade certification in a relevant field is required; a Licensed Mechanic designation or Red Seal certification is a strong asset. Welding experience is a plus.
Technical Skills: Advanced knowledge of 2- and 4-stroke engines, hydraulics, pneumatics, and diesel systems. Strong electrical troubleshooting skills are considered an asset. Ability to read technical manuals, blueprints, and drawings.
Computer Literacy: Comfortable tracking work digitally (experience with SiteDocs, WorkMax, or Microsoft 365 is a plus). Training will be provided
Physical Fitness: Physically fit and capable of safely lifting and moving heavy parts or equipment up to 22 kg (approx. 50 lbs.).
Core Attributes: Hardworking, reliable team player with excellent time-management skills who learns quickly and works efficiently with minimal supervision.

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