London- 310T Truck & Coach Technician/Apprentice (Truck Mechanic)

Human Resources•London, ON

21h•Onsite

About The Position

Miller Waste Systems, a proudly Canadian, family-owned company founded in 1961, is a leader in waste management and diversion services across Ontario, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. With a strong commitment to operational excellence and a people-centric culture, Miller Waste has been recognized as one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies for 16 consecutive years. We offer a safe workplace, competitive compensation, and opportunities for advancement. The 310T Truck & Coach Apprentice/Technician is responsible for performing maintenance and repairs on a variety of company vehicles to meet both Ministry and company standards. The successful candidate’s expertise in diagnosing and repairing hydraulic and electrical systems, combined with strong problem-solving skills, will ensure reliable fleet performance and exceptional service throughout the London area.

Requirements

Adhere to Miller Waste safety protocols and be familiar with the Occupational Health & Safety Act.
Experience diagnosing and resolving faults, with hands-on expertise in repairing and maintaining hydraulic and electrical systems.
Successful candidates must hold and maintain a valid 310T Truck & Coach Technician licence or be a registered 310T apprentice, along with any other required licences.
Must have at least a valid 'G' Driver’s Licence.
Ability to meet deadlines in a fast-paced work environment and work effectively within a team.
You must be flexible and available to work outside of the regular schedule when there are delays in the truck schedule; you may be required to work outside regular scheduled hours and on rare occasions, weekend work.

Nice To Haves

DZ Licence would be an asset.

Responsibilities

Complete the service maintenance and repairs of all Company vehicles to both Ministry and Company standards and procedures.
Diagnose and resolve faults efficiently to minimize equipment downtime.
Repair waste vehicles and trucks, troubleshoot hydraulic and electrical systems, and perform road tests on serviced vehicles/equipment.
Complete work orders using available tools and equipment.
Read and interpret manufacturer/operator manuals.
Maintain accurate service records and files for vehicle maintenance.
Respond to “on-road” service calls as required.
Conduct preventative vehicle maintenance according to established MWS policies and procedures.
Ensure all equipment, vehicles, and work areas comply with safety policies and regulations at all times.
Additional projects and duties as assigned.