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We are seeking a versatile and proactive Heavy Duty Equipment Technician to join a leading equipment solutions provider in the Timmins region. This role is ideal for a mechanic who enjoys variety—one day you might be diagnosing a hydraulic issue on a 20-ton excavator, and the next, you’ll be performing preventative maintenance on a fleet of aerial boom lifts.
Job Responsibility:
Fleet Maintenance: Inspect, service, and repair a wide range of equipment, including earth-moving machinery, compaction tools, and aerial platforms (telehandlers, scissor lifts, and forklifts)
Diagnostics & Repair: Troubleshoot mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical malfunctions using modern diagnostic software and traditional hands-on techniques
Performance Testing: Conduct thorough post-repair testing to ensure all equipment meets manufacturer specifications and safety standards
Documentation: Maintain precise digital and paper records of inspections, work orders, and parts used to ensure fleet transparency
Safety First: Adhere strictly to provincial health and safety regulations and internal shop safety protocols
Requirements:
Minimum of 3 years of mechanical experience specifically working on construction or heavy industrial equipment
A 421A (Heavy Equipment) or 310T (Truck & Coach) license is highly preferred
however, we will consider highly skilled unlicensed candidates with equivalent experience
Valid Class G license with a clean driver's abstract (max 3 demerit points)
Strong working knowledge of diesel engines, hydraulic pumps/motors, and electrical systems
Comfortable using tablets or laptops for diagnostic tools and reporting
Must possess a comprehensive personal toolset (or be actively building one)
A self-starter mentality with the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment with shifting priorities