OverviewAbout MVT: MVT Canadian Bus, Inc. (MVT), subsidary of MV Transportation, proudly operates the Barrie Transit conventional, specialized and on-demand transit service for the City of Barrie from a $22M state of the art facility as part of a 20-year operating contract which commenced in 2015. We are committed to being a company that makes a difference in people's lives by inspring our employees, treating our customers s part of the famiy, and making our communities even better places to live.ResponsibilitiesPosition Summary:The Apprentice Mechanic is responsible for determining and performing required repairs on Transit Buses, Specialized Buses, Route Supervisors Vehicles and Service Trucks under the guidance of the Mechanic. The Apprentice Mechanic must ensure the availability of vehicles, and make sure the vehicles are in safe operating condition and must provide written documentation of repairs to meet Company, Contractual and Ministry of Transportation of Ontario requirements.Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities:The following is not intended to be a comprehensive list of the essential functions of the Apprentice Mechanic position, but rather a general description of some of the requirements necessary to carry out the duties and responsibilities of this position. The Apprentice Mechanic must be able to perform the following tasks, among others:Ensures all vehicles are maintained in a protected operating condition and that scheduled Preventative Maintenance (PM) is performed as set out in the PM Program ScheduleDiagnoses potential vehicle malfunctions (e.G. Engine, Transmission, Air Conditioning and Electrical with the use of computer diagnostic equipment, pressure gauges )Inspects all components of the vehicle and repairs any defects found in accordance to the Regulations set out by the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (Components consist of brake systems, steering mechanisms, air system, vehicle suspension, transmission, air conditioning, all electrical components, all body components and the condition of the exterior and interior of the vehicles)Performs routine preventative maintenance such as changing oil, checking batteries, and lubricating equipment as set out in the PM ScheduleAdjusts and relines brakes on all vehiclesUses hoists and hydraulic jacksDiagnoses and repairs electronic fuel injection systemsPerforms maintenance on engines, including replacement of parts such as pistons, bearings, linersRepairs and adjust driver's seats, passenger seats, doors,



and windowsInstalls and repairs accessories as requiredDisassembles and overhauls transmissions, differential units and engines as requiredConducts front end alignmentsPerforms tire work (e.G. changing, balancing, etc.) for the purpose of ensuring all buses and equipment are operating on safe tiresResponds to situations for the purpose of resolving immediate safety concernsAssists other mechanics as needed for the purpose of completing difficult tasks and responding to co-worker requestsPerforms farebox repairsPerforms test drives on vehicles to diagnose malfunctions or to ensure that they are working safely under the guidance of a MechanicCompletes regular scheduled safety inspections as required by the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario under the guidance of the MechanicCompletes associated paperwork at the completion of each vehicle repairMaintains a safe and clean work area and must focus on safety to reduce the chance for injury to self or other employeesDemonstrates a cooperative attitude with fellow employees and supervisors while promoting Company valuesMaintains a professional demeanor and appearance including strict adherence to company supplied uniforms, being properly dressed, neatly groomed and with good hygiene according to Company standardsDemonstrates regular and consistent attendance and punctuality in compliance with Company policiesAttends all required in-service training, Company required safety meetings and training and other required meetingsAll other duties as assignedWorking Conditions:The Apprentice Mechanic works in a workshop environment with occasional visits to the field and requires the following physical activities: long periods of standing, walking, crouching and bending, considerable use of arms, repetitive hand- wrist motion, and moving the whole body such as climbing, lifting, walking, handling of equipment and materials and wearing protective safety harnesses where required. The Apprentice Mechanic occasionally works in outside weather conditions and is exposed to wet and/or humid conditions as well as adverse weather conditions. The Apprentice Mechanic at all times must wear protective eye wear, safety gloves, safety shoes,



and proper breathing apparatus when required.QualificationsQualifications:High School Diploma or equivalentA valid Automotive Repair (S) Mechanic's certificate preferredA valid G Ontario Driver's License, preferably B or C with Z (Airbrakes) endorsementMinimum of 3 Years of driving with an acceptable driving recordA valid Truck and Coach (T and C) mechanic's certificate, or equivalent experience may be considered at the Company's discretionA valid Automotive Repair (S) Mechanic's certificate preferredKnowledge, Skills, & Abilities:Knowledge of mechanical maintenance and repair methods and practicesKnowledge of WHMIS requirementsAbility to write clear and concise work orders and complete required documentationMust have the approved minimum standard of hand/power tools to perform the (Metric and Standard tools required)Understanding of hand and power toolsAbility to read and understand electrical, air, hydraulic and mechanical schematicsAbility to learn and understand diagnostic programs such as Cummins Insite, Power Spec, (QSOL) Quick Serve Online, Allison and ZF Transmissions diagnostics, New Flyer Vansco Electrical Systems and Thermo King Air Conditioning SystemsFamiliarity with the use of all safety related equipmentStrong problem-solving skillsAbility to meet deadlinesStrong attention to detailAbility to safety operate a variety of mechanical equipment (i.E: hoists, tow motors and drill presses )Ability to work independently and objectively with little or no supervisionEffective verbal and listening communication skillsDetail orientedAbility to plan ahead and schedule workBenefits of Working for MVT:An opportunity to work close to home and minimize your commute timeChallenging and rewarding work providing safe transport to members of the publicAbility to work independently in a state-of-the-art facilityA variety of work schedules (we operate 7 days a week)Company paid uniformsEmployee Discounts with local businessesRoom for growth/advancementMVT is committed to equity in employment. Our goal is a diverse, inclusive workforce. We strongly encourage applications from all qualified applicants. Accommodation is available for applicants, including those with disabilities, throughout the recruitment process. Please contact Human Resources at (phone hidden) or [email protected]: The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by individuals assigned to this position. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties and skills required of individuals in the job.

📌 Apprentice Mechanic (Barrie)
🏢 MV Transportation
📍 Barrie