What You’ll Do:

Diagnose mechanical issues and decide the right repair approach

Repair or replace parts to get equipment running smoothly

Test equipment to ensure it meets performance and safety standards

Keep parts, tools, and repair records organized

Communicate clearly with customers, coworkers, and leadership

Maintain a clean, efficient work area

Produce high-quality work within expected timeframes

Who This Role Is For:

Working on small engines

Automotive or truck repairs

Motorcycles, ATVs, or similar equipment

Repairing tools or machinery

Self-taught hands‑on mechanical work

Preferred (but not required) experience includes:

Knowledge of 2- and 4‑stroke engines

Basic understanding of hydraulics or electrical systems

Comfort diagnosing mechanical or electrical components independently

Experience using common hand and power tools

Work Workplace




You’ll work in a shop setting with occasional exposure to dust or odors.
Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs, stand for extended periods, and perform repetitive tasks.
No travel is required.

Please APPLY by emailing your resume to [email protected]

After submitting your resume, you will receive a reach out from our virtual recruiter. This reach out contains an important questionnaire that must be completed to highlight your skills for this position. We will contact qualified candidates for this role.

AI (Artificial Intelligence) tools may be used at certain points of the pre‑screening and selection process for this role. To learn more about ABL’s AI policy, please visit www.ablemployment.com/how-abl-utilizes-automation-and-ai-technology/

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📌 Construction Tools/Parts Repair Technician (British Columbia)
🏢 ABL Employment.com
📍 British Columbia