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CEDA International is seeking an experienced Heavy Duty Mechanic for our Regina, SK shop. You will perform maintenance, repair, and welding on a diverse range of mobile equipment and structures, reporting to the Operations Manager.
Some intermittent onsite work and overtime may be required. You should have MIG and stick welding skills, experience with diagnostic equipment, and a solid understanding of mechanical, hydraulic and electrical systems.
In a complex and ever-changing world, we’re the ones who get it done. CEDA is where resourcefulness meets inventiveness, where experience meets innovation and where challenges inspire world-class solutions. With over 50 years of hands‑on experience, our skilled workforce takes on the toughest industrial projects with determination, ingenuity and a results‑driven approach—always with safety at the forefront.
We help industries thrive by delivering reliable industrial and environmental services that maximize production, mitigate risk and prevent costly outages. Powered by cutting‑edge technologies, CEDA provides more than 120 specialized services and cost‑effective solutions across North America, creating exceptional value for our clients.
We are committed to putting the right people, in the right place, at the right time while offering an inclusive work environment, opportunities for professional development, a competitive compensation package and excellent benefits.
If you’re ready to take the next step in your career, CEDA has opportunities for you!
CEDA is looking for Heavy Duty Mechanics with welding and fabrication capabilities for our shop location in Regina, Saskatchewan. The successful applicant will provide mechanical services for repair, maintenance and welding for fabrication, repair of a diverse range of mobile equipment and structures in a safe and timely manner. Based out of the Regina shop, with some intermittent onsite work, this position will report to the Operations Manager.
The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed. They are not intended to be an exhausted list of all responsibilities, duties and skills required.