Heavy-Duty Service Truck Mechanic (Journeyman)

LaPrairie Works Inc., a member of LaPrairie Group of Companies, provides highway and bridge maintenance, civil construction, slope stabilization, erosion and drainage control, and environmental remediation services across Western Canada. We are proud to be formally recognized with industry and ministerial awards for innovation and environmental stewardship, while managing long-term contracts within both provincial and federal jurisdictions.

We are looking to hire an experienced Heavy-Duty Service Truck Mechanic (Journeyman) to join our growing team in Grimshaw, Alberta.

As a Heavy-Duty Service Truck Mechanic, you will inspect, service, and maintain our range of heavy-duty equipment. You will be responsible for driving to the job site, inspecting equipment, carrying out services, conducting repairs, and providing routine maintenance to a diversified fleet. Some travel to remote worksites may be required for extended periods of time.

Responsibilities:

Inspect, service, and maintain a mobile and off-road fleet such as trucks, trailers, and other heavy equipment for proper performance.

Adjust, test, and repair engines, steering systems, braking systems, drive trains, vehicle suspensions, electrical systems, and air-conditioning systems. 

Diagnose faults using computerized testing equipment.

Adjust equipment and replace faulty parts.

Repair damaged equipment parts and perform major repair work when necessary, including welding and cutting where needed.

Clean, lubricate, and conduct routine services on heavy-duty and automotive vehicles.

Consult with other Mechanics and Supervisor when needed.

Prepare and submit necessary reports (daily, weekly, etc.).

Actively participate in the compliance of the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Assurance System.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Desired skills and Experience:

Licensed Journeyman or Red Seal as a Heavy Equipment Mechanic.

At least 3 years of experience as a Heavy-Duty Mechanic.

Must have a Class 5 driver’s license at minimum - Class 3 is preferred, with clean drivers abstract.

CVIP license.

Proven work experience with diesel or heavy equipment.

Strong understanding of computer testing technologies.

Extensive knowledge of diesel engines, hydraulic & electrical systems, and construction equipment.

Welding and cutting abilities.

Ability to lift heavy machinery.

Ability to work after-hours if required.

Effective communication skills – verbal and written.

We encourage all who are qualified and interested to apply in confidence, however, only those in consideration will be contacted.