As a Field Service Technician, you install, maintain and repair scales for our customers across the BC Region. This role reports to our Branch Manager Johnny.Key ResponsibilitiesInstall and maintain scales at customers’ sites.Advise customers on proper equipment operation and basic maintenance procedures.Repair scales at customers’ sites.Respond to emergency repair in a calm, efficient and professional manner.Supply technical assistance to customers.Analyze equipment problems.Problem-solve issues, independently or with your colleagues.Make field corrections.Complete Legal for Trade certification as a Measurement Canada Accredited Technician. (Accreditation provided as part of the training program)Maintain work area, vehicle and equipment in an orderly manner.Maintain high safety standards according to company policy and training.Write neat and accurate service reports and calibration certificates.Complete training sessions required by our policies or our client’s policies.Paint and prepare test weightsYour Profile | Main RequirementsHigh sense of responsibility.Ability to drive extensively across the region, and stay overnight away from home most of the week every week.Willingness to learn everything about scales and the industry.Analytical mindset with a knack for problem-solving and resourcefulness.Ability to learn how to read and understand technical manuals, blueprints and schematics.Good soft skills, able to deal with frustrated customers that are stressed when a scale is down.Able to work in harsh environments.Ability to safely lift weights repetitively (50 pounds).A valid driver license with a clean driver’s abstract.Nice to HaveElectromechanical expertise.Experience with inspecting, repairing and maintaining structural, mechanical, electrical systems.Industrial scale repair/calibration experience.Experience in harsh jobs like farming:



you know what it’s like to work hard and you are not intimidated by getting dirty.Comfortable using technology for troubleshooting or reporting.Class 3 Driver License is a plus (brings a pay raise).SalaryStarting salary at $23.95 per hour for those with no experience.Experienced fully trained scales professionals with Weights and Measure Accreditation and a Class 3 License get up to $43.55 per hour.Overtime Pay1.5 times the hourly salary for travel time after 8 hours on workdays and any labour will be paid at double time.Double time for Saturday, Sundays and holidays.Benefits2 weeks accruing annual vacation + 5 personal days for sickness or appointments.Comprehensive health benefits after passing your probation period, including dental and vision care.Pension plan.Life insurance, disability insurance.Free parking right in front of the office.Corporate credit card to pay for hotel stays and travels.Meals Per‑Diem or with receipts.Commission paid when you help facilitate a sale through our Fields Generated Leads program.Opportunities for professional growth and continuous learning in a supportive workplace. You’ll get the chance to train and progress on a daily basis, exposed to various different scales types and facets of the industry. You’ll learn from colleagues with sometimes over 30 years of experience.Be part of a Fortune 200 company while keeping the proximity and human feel of a small company.Recruitment ProcessHR phone screening (15‑30 minutes)Manager Teams meeting (30‑60 minutes)On‑site Manager Interview (1 hour)Avery Weigh-Tronix is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, religion, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, age, or any other characteristic protected by law.Experience RequirementsScale: 1 year (preferred)Travel Requirements100% (preferred)Work LocationOn the road#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Field Service Technician - $23.9 - $43.5 An Hour (Winnipeg)
🏢 Avery Weigh-Tronix
📍 Winnipeg