03 Oct
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GFL Environmental
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British Columbia
03 Oct
GFL Environmental
British Columbia
Why Join TEAM GREEN Extended Health, Dental and Vision
RRSP and DPSP options for future financial security
Paid holidays, 10 days of paid time off per year
Other Perks Tool Allowance for the purchase, maintenance and replacement of necessary tools
Shift differentials with premiums for 2nd and 3rd shifts
Premiums paid for certain certifications
Monthly training with third-party vendors
Promotion opportunities fostered by an active Succession Planning program
Cross Training opportunities
A Day in the Life* of a Mechanic: Maintenance or repairs of diesel, CNG, gas and electrically operated trucks as well as associated heavy duty equipment
Using various power tools, hand instruments and cutting-edge equipment
Completing daily reports, work orders and ordering necessary parts
Planning and scheduling repairs in M5 planner and procure parts
Assisting in the review of mechanical write-ups and coordinate repair schedule
What's Required: Mechanics must have:
High school diploma or general education degree (GED); technical diploma desired
1+ year experience as a Red Seal Heavy Duty Mechanic
Relevant criteria for safety-sensitive functions according to Company standards
Follow detailed instructions, work independently and maintain accurate records
Willingness to operate any vehicle or equipment necessary to perform job
Exert physical effort including pushing, pulling, bending and lifting items up to 100 lbs.
Use fine motor coordination with arm, hand, finger and leg dexterity
Ability to kneel, crawl and climb
Working Conditions: May include exposure to dust, noise, heat, cold and fumes
Other advantages to working at GFL: A network of 20,000+ employees across North America
Diverse career pathways and internal growth opportunities
Increased sustainability of your community, through the Full Circle Project
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📌 Mechanic - Heavy Duty Mechanic Red Seal or Apprentice (British Columbia)
🏢 GFL Environmental
📍 British Columbia