Overview
At Volker Stevin, our employees are key to the success of every project, contributing to the legacy we build within the communities we serve. If you're ready to take on a challenging, hands-on role where safety, teamwork, and growth are paramount, we encourage you to join our dynamic team. Together, we’ll continue to set the standard for excellence in construction.

Responsibilities
Reporting to the HD Tech Foreman, the Heavy-Duty Journeyman Technician is responsible for diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing mechanical and electrical systems on road construction equipment and light fleet trucks. The role focuses on ensuring equipment operates safely and efficiently by reducing downtime and minimizing repair costs. This includes conducting thorough inspections, identifying and resolving issues, and performing preventative maintenance to maximize equipment performance and reliability.

Actively contribute to the safety culture, promoting a safe and productive work environment

Perform routine servicing tasks, including fluid changes, brake replacements, hydraulic hose replacements, and similar maintenance to ensure equipment reliability and efficiency

Conduct maintenance and repair tasks on on-road vehicles, including light and heavy-duty fleet trucks, ensuring they meet safety and operational standards

Diagnose, service, and repair mechanical and computer electronic controls, air brake systems, hydraulic systems, and pneumatic systems

Diagnose and repair hydraulic and electrical circuits efficiently

Inspect, repair, and adjust gasoline, propane, and diesel-powered units

Conduct routine maintenance checks, including fluid levels, hoses, belts, brakes, tires, and clutches

Maintain accurate service logs, maintenance records, work orders, and timesheets

Keep tools, equipment, and work areas clean, organized, and functional

Ensure fleet equipment repairs are completed promptly to minimize downtime

Identify, order, and manage required parts and supplies following company processes

Perform basic welding repairs, oxy/acetylene torch cutting, and minor fabrication tasks

Use equipment like overhead cranes,



mobile cranes, and forklifts to support repair tasks

Assist with mentoring apprentices and junior technicians

Work independently in shop or field environments and adapt to new methods, materials, and processes with supervisor approval

Qualifications

5+ years of experience in all aspects of repair and maintenance for highway maintenance equipment

Valid Class 3 with air brake endorsement, with a Driver’s Abstract showing no more than 6 demerits and no major infractions

Possession of a valid CVIP inspection license or the ability to obtain one is required

Demonstrated abilities in diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining various types of equipment

Proficiency in using diagnostic equipment, conducting repair searches, and performing electronic diagnoses

Strong focus on delivering high-quality work with meticulous attention to detail

Commitment to achieving high delivery standards in all tasks

Experience working with on-road vehicles is considered an asset

Note: Pre-employment Drug and Alcohol Testing and Fit for Work Testing will be required.

How We Make It Count
As part of the Volker Stevin group of companies, we invest in our people by providing industry-leading support, training, and benefits that help you build a rewarding career and a strong future for your family.

100% Employer-Paid Benefits: Enjoy industry-leading comprehensive health and wellness coverage

RRSP: Build your future with employer RRSP contributions for eligible employees

Long-Term Careers: Join a team with an average tenure of 7.3 years across all roles

Seasonal Rehire Loyalty: 44% of seasonal employees return year after year

Professional Growth: Access 500+ training courses in safety, upskilling,



and leadership development

Unlimited Potential: Be part of a company that supports your goals and helps you succeed

Our Commitment to You
Safety Isn’t Just a Priority—It’s a Value. Safety is woven into the fabric of who we are and how we operate. It’s not a box we check off; it’s a commitment that guides every decision we make, every process we implement, and every project we undertake. Because at the end of the day, when we say safety is a value, we mean it’s a promise we make to our people, families, and the communities we serve.

True to Our Word, True to Our People. Our culture is grounded in humility and authenticity, with a deep commitment to family. We believe in supporting each other, no matter the role or title. When we say we care, we mean it—our actions match our words. Everyone is empowered, valued, and respected, because being 'true to our word' means being 'true to our people.'

Compelling Projects and Skill-Building Work. Volker Stevin is known for its ability to take on complex projects of all sizes, from large-scale infrastructure builds to specialized niche developments to highway maintenance and more. This diversity in project scope and complexity means that our employees have access to new opportunities across our family of companies that challenge them to think creatively and develop new skills.

Join a Team Where People Truly Matter
Since 1978, Volker Stevin has been dedicated to enhancing communities and connecting people with progress. As part of the VolkerWessels family, we specialize in civil construction and rehabilitation, highway maintenance, civil works, and bridge construction across Western Canada and the northwestern United States.

We don’t just build and maintain infrastructure—we create connections that shape the future. Every employee plays an essential role in our success, fostering a collaborative environment where safety comes first, people are our greatest asset, and exceptional performance enables us to build lasting legacies in the places we call home.

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📌 Journeyman HD Technician (Alberta)
🏢 Volker Stevin
📍 Alberta