Fleet Mechanic (310T or 421A) – Carleton Place, ON
Day or Afternoon Shift | Solid Pay | Steady Work | Good Crew
If you’re the kind of mechanic who can figure things out without someone standing over your shoulder—and you take pride in keeping iron moving—we want to talk.
We’ve got a busy, well-established construction outfit just outside Ottawa with a strong fleet of trucks and heavy equipment that needs a reliable hand. This isn’t a “sit around and wait” shop. There’s steady work, a good group in the shop, and management that actually understands what it takes to keep equipment running.
What You’ll Be Working On
Mix of heavy trucks + off-road construction equipment
Everything from PMs and inspections to major component work
Diagnosing issues using modern diagnostic tools + old-school know-how
Tearing down and rebuilding components when needed
Keeping equipment protected, reliable, and job-site ready
Day-to-Day
Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues
Handle repairs big and small (engines, hydraulics, driveline, etc.)
Perform preventative maintenance and inspections
Test equipment after repairs to make sure it’s right
Keep track of work completed (nothing fancy, just accurate)
Help out junior guys when needed—no ego, just teamwork
What You Bring
310T Truck & Coach OR 421A Heavy Equipment Tech (Red Seal preferred)
Solid diagnostic skills—you can chase down a problem and fix it properly
Comfortable doing major repairs, not just parts swapping
Your own tools
Valid driver’s license (clean abstract)
Bonus Points If You’ve Got
Welding or fabrication skills
Experience with construction fleets
Familiarity with OEM diagnostic software
Shifts Available
Day Shift: Monday–Friday
Afternoon Shift: Monday–Friday, 2:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Whether you’re an early riser or prefer working later, there’s flexibility here.
Pay & Perks
$40–$50/hr depending on license and experience
Benefits, pension, and wellness programs
Steady, year-round work (no seasonal layoffs)
Opportunities to move up or specialize
A shop that values safety, common sense, and a solid day’s work
Why This Job?
You’re not a number here—positive techs are respected
Equipment is worth fixing (not junk held together with hope)
Management actually listens
You’ll work with a crew that pulls their weight
If you’re tired of bouncing around shops or dealing with chaos and want something stable with a valuable team—this is worth a look.