Job Summary

As a Valve Body Rebuilder, you will inspect, disassemble, clean, repair, and reassemble valve bodies, using mechanical and electrical knowledge to support reliable equipment operation. This hands-on role combines maintenance and manufacturing practices with careful testing and documentation.

Responsibilities

- Diagnose valve body issues, identify worn or damaged components, and complete repairs or rebuilds according to work instructions.
- Use schematics, sensors, and appropriate tools to inspect assemblies, verify operation, and document work accurately.
- Support industrial maintenance activities, including troubleshooting equipment and coordinating repairs with colleagues.
- Your impact: dependable rebuilds help colleagues return equipment to service and maintain consistent operations.
- What you’ll do
- Disassemble, clean, inspect, and rebuild automatic transmission valve bodies.
- Identify worn components, bore wear, sticking valves, and other hydraulic or mechanical concerns.
- Inspect and test solenoids and related components.
- Complete repairs and updates according to specifications and work instructions.
- Use valve body testing equipment, interpret results, and correct issues before release.
- Keep accurate records of repairs, parts used, and test results.
- Maintain a clean, organized workstation and follow all safety procedures.
- Work with production, parts, and quality teams to meet daily priorities.

Experience and transferable skills

Valve body or automatic transmission rebuilding experience is strongly preferred, but we also welcome applicants with transferable skills from other detailed, hands-on work.

Relevant experience could include:

- Precision assembly: Building components with small parts that must fit together in a specific order and orientation.




- Mechanical repair: Taking apart, diagnosing, and rebuilding engines, pumps, hydraulic components, or other mechanical assemblies.
- Machining or manufacturing: Following specifications, checking tolerances, and using precision measuring tools.
- Electronics or instrument repair: Working carefully with delicate components, following diagrams, and testing completed repairs.
- Detailed hands-on projects: Model building, small-engine repair, or other work that requires patience, organization, and careful assembly.

What we’re looking for

- Robust attention to detail and pride in doing the job correctly.
- Ability to follow technical instructions, diagrams, and assembly procedures.
- Patience and focus when working with small, intricate components.
- An organized approach to keeping parts clean, identified, and in the correct sequence.
- Ability to recognize when something does not look or feel right and ask questions.
- Accountability for your work and a willingness to support your teammates.
- Willingness to learn different transmission applications and rebuilding procedures.

Qualifications

Required: Practical mechanical knowledge, careful inspection and assembly skills, and the ability to follow schematics and document maintenance work accurately. Preferred: Industrial maintenance, manufacturing, industrial electrician, or other electrical experience; familiarity with programmable logic controllers, sensors, low voltage systems, CNC equipment, AutoCAD, and customer service is advantageous. These strengths support effective troubleshooting, clear coordination, and quality-focused work.

Pay: $20.00-$26.00 per hour

Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Benefits:

- Casual dress
- Company events
- Dental care
- On-site parking
- RRSP match
- Store discount

Work Location: In person

📌 Valve Body Rebuilder (Northwest Edmonton)
🏢 North American Powertrain Components
📍 Northwest Edmonton