Heavy Duty Equipment Technician – 421A (Remote)

Custom Truck One Source•North Dumfries, ON

2d•$45 - $55•Remote

About The Position

Custom Truck One Source (CTOS) is hiring a Remote Heavy Duty Equipment Technician to support customers across Northern Ontario. This position is ideal for a technician who enjoys working independently, solving complex equipment issues in the field, and traveling to customer locations. Candidates should be based in the Greater Sudbury or Timmins, Ontario area, with responsibility for servicing customers throughout Northern Ontario.

Requirements

Ontario Journeyperson Skilled Trades Certificate or Red Seal certification
Valid Class G or Class D driver's license
Ability to travel extensively throughout assigned territory
Strong mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and troubleshooting skills
Must supply own hand tools
Strong customer service and communication skills
High School Diploma, or equivalent
Journeyperson or Red Seal certification in Heavy Equipment, or a related trade preferred
Basic computer proficiency, including Microsoft Office
Valid driver's license with a clean driving record
Ability to lift and maneuver tools and parts safely
Ability to frequently stoop, bend, kneel, squat, climb, and work in varying weather conditions

Nice To Haves

CVIP (Commercial Vehicle Inspection Program)
Hydraulic and electrical diagnostics
Reading and interpreting electrical schematics and blueprints
Welding and fabrication experience
Experience with QuickServe, DTNA, or similar diagnostic software
ANSI and Dielectric Testing certifications or experience

Responsibilities

Perform maintenance, diagnostics, troubleshooting, and repairs on CTOS equipment, including Bucket Trucks, Boom Trucks, Aerial Lift Equipment, Digger Derricks Forestry Equipment, Hi-Rail Equipment, Utility and Vocational Trucks and Related hydraulic, electrical, and diesel-powered equipment
Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair utility trucks and specialized equipment in both shop and field environments
Perform preventative maintenance inspections and scheduled service
Read and interpret equipment manuals, schematics, repair orders, and technical documentation
Utilize laptops and diagnostic software to identify and resolve equipment issues
Service and repair hydraulic, electrical, mechanical, and diesel engine systems
Conduct inspections and complete repairs according to CTOS standards
Verify repairs and road-test equipment when required
Complete inspection reports, repair orders, timecards, and service documentation accurately
Tag and process warranty and core return parts
Communicate repair progress and additional repair needs to management
Communicate professionally with customers to minimize downtime and maximize equipment uptime
Participate in CTOS and manufacturer-sponsored safety and technical training
Adhere to all federal, provincial, and local safety and environmental regulations
Support customer satisfaction initiatives and maintain positive customer relationships
Travel outside the primary territory when business needs require
Perform other duties as assigned