Build hands-on vehicle maintenance experience with Webber as a Truck and Coach Apprentice Mechanic supporting inspections, repairs, and equipment upkeep. Work under a 310T mechanic’s guidance.
This position assists with repairing project vehicles and equipment through inspection, servicing, performance testing, and component replacement. You will monitor, diagnose, and repair AVL systems and electronic driver logs. The work also includes identifying vehicle operation issues, recommending necessary parts or services, and maintaining accurate daily records. Webber is part of Ferrovial Construction and operates across the United States and Canada.
Key Responsibilities: Inspect vehicles and equipment for malfunctions, damage, and needed repairs
Assist with repairs or replacements using proper tools
Monitor,



diagnose, and repair AVL systems
Monitor, diagnose, and repair electronic driver logs
Maintain daily maintenance records and repair cost estimates
Requirements: High school or second- or third-year apprenticeship education
One or more years of experience
Required driver’s license with good driving record
Strong computer, communication, and problem-solving skills
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds unassisted
Apply your inspection, diagnostic, and repair abilities while supporting protected Webber vehicles and equipment under 310T guidance.

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📌 Truck and Coach Apprentice Mechanic (Quebec City)
🏢 TI2 WEBBER INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT CANADA
📍 Quebec City