Truck and Trailer Mechanic Apprentice (2-4th year)

Trimac Transportation System; Edmonton; On-site; Full time

Job summary

Join a leading company in truck maintenance and tank cleaning services, where your skills as a Trailer Mechanic will be valued. In this role, you will utilize your mechanical expertise to perform essential repairs and maintenance on a fleet of tanker trailers. Enjoy a competitive starting pay, a shift premium for overnight shifts, and a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision insurance. This is an opportunity to work in a supportive environment that prioritizes safety and compliance, ensuring you can thrive in your career while making a meaningful impact in the bulk transportation sector.

Benefits

Paid bi-weekly by direct deposit

Paid orientation training

Pension Plan enrollment after 1 year

Holiday and vacation pay

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Employee Assistance Program

Life Insurance & Disability Insurance

Qualifications

• Journeyman-level technical knowledge for complex mechanical tasks.
• Full understanding of safety and compliance regulations.

Responsibilities

• Perform complex repairs and maintenance on tanker trailers.
• Document job reports and troubleshoot technical problems.

Skills

Mechanical skills

Problem-solving

Teamwork

Safety protocols knowledge

Education

Grade 12 graduate

Level 2-4 mechanic apprentice

Tools

Hand tools

Power tools

Computer business systems

Job description

National Tank Services stands proudly at the forefront of North America's truck maintenance and tank cleaning services industry. Our commitment is unwavering as we offer a comprehensive range of solutions, including inspections, repairs, certifications, and top-tier cleaning services to support the thriving bulk transportation sector. We've got all the tools fleets need to maintain certification, prioritize safety, and stay compliant.

Are you prepared to embark on a career with meaning? Your journey begins here - become a part of our NTS team today!

Contact our team of in-house Recruiters: 1-866-4-TRIMAC

Job Overview

Trailer Mechanic starting pay $35.10- $41.38 (depending on experience) with a $2.00 shift premium for the overnight shift.

Key Responsibilities

• Utilize journeyman-level technical knowledge and expertise to perform complex mechanical tasks in the repair, maintenance, inspection, and certification of Trimac Energy Services' tanker trailer fleet with minimal supervision.
• Perform preventative maintenance on trucks and trailers, including checking tires, wheels, brakes, air systems, clutch/linkage, and suspension.
• Follow safety protocols and use proper PPE.
• Document job reports, work order summaries, and other record-keeping functions.
• Analyze and solve complex technical problems (troubleshoot).
• Work effectively in a team environment and conduct oneself professionally.

Minimum Requirements

• Level 2-4 mechanic apprentice.
• Grade 12 graduate.
• Full understanding of all relevant safety and compliance regulations, policies, and generally accepted work practices relating to tanker trailer shop operations.
• Full understanding of all elements of the job (i.e.: shop safety, shop work practices, mechanical systems, use of all hand and power tools).
• Computer keyboarding skills and a basic understanding of computer business systems is desirable.

Physical Demands

• Must be physically fit and of reasonable strength and endurance to perform the duties required in a tanker trailer shop operation.
• Able to perform duties in all weather conditions.
• Physical demands include lifting, carrying, pulling/pushing, and climbing stairs.
• The majority of work is conducted in a shop environment with some light administration work occasionally required.

Benefits

• Paid bi-weekly by direct deposit.
• Paid orientation training.
• Pension Plan enrollment after 1 year of service.
• Holiday and vacation pay.
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
• Employee Assistance Program.
• Life Insurance & Disability Insurance.

Safety Commitment

• We make safety a part of every decision.
• We make safety personal.
• We have the courage to intervene.