Mechanic Lead Hand
Please note: applications are only accepted until 4:00pm on the closing date.
Purpose of your Position - Non Union
A Mechanic Lead-Hand is a working mechanic that assists the foreman with supervising a team of mechanics and other service staff that repair and maintain a wide variety of City vehicles and equipment. The Mechanic Lead-Hand functions as crew lead on operational and/or alternate shifts and supports the foreman with supervising, work planning and service coordination as necessary during regular daily/weekly operations.
Duties - Union
- Assists foreman in supervising, organizing, planning and prioritizing work of mechanics and other staff to ensure a high quality of work, responsive customer service and a safe work environment and practices.
- Provides guidance, instruction and direction to staff and/or contractors to ensure required regulations, policies, procedures and practices are followed.
- Communicates and responds to service requests and inquiries from client departments and external stakeholders.
- Monitors expenditures and helps determine best option regarding repairs and associated parts purchases.
- Authorizes work to be contracted out to external shops and dealers in accordance with established guidelines.
- Performs all regular duties of mechanic and operates all related tools and equipment including standard office equipment.
- Assists with scheduling staff.
- Performs various administrative duties including invoices, time records, safety incident and accident reports.
- Develop work procedures and assist with orientation and training of staff.
Results and Activities - Non union
- Trades Ticket – Heavy Duty, Automotive or Commercial Transport
- Experience
- BC Driver’s License – Class 3, with Air Ticket
Knowledge - Non Union
Skills & Abilities - Non Union
Pay Rate $46.35 per hour
Posting Date 10/16/2025
Closing Date 10/30/2025
Days of Work Monday to Friday
Work Location PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE/ YARD
Documents Needed to Apply
- Resume
- Cover Letter
- Driver's Abstract
Supplemental Questions
- * How many years of mechanic experience do you have in the heavy duty equipment trades?
- Less than 1 year
- 1 to 3 years
- 3 to 5 years
- More than 5 years
- * How would you rate your arc, T.I.G., M.I.G., and gas welding skills?
- None
- Poor
- Fair
- Good
- Excellent
- * Do you hold a Heavy Duty Mechanic, Automotive Mechanic or Commercial Vehicle Mechanic Trade Ticket?
- * Do you have a current Commercial Vehicle Inspectors Certificate with air endorsement?
- * Do you currently have any EVT certification?
- * Do you currently hold a valid Class 3 BC Driver's Licence with Air (or the equivalent from another province or territory)?
- Yes
- I have the equivalent from another province or territory
- No
- * Do you currently hold a valid Class 5 BC Driver's Licence?
- Yes
- No
- I have a Class 7 (N)
- * Are you able to work early mornings, evenings and weekends?
- * Are you willing and able to work both scheduled and unscheduled (callouts) overtime such as nights, weekends, and holidays?