Heavy Duty Mechanic w/truck (Acheson)

North American Construction Group Inc.•Fort McMurray, AB

2d•Onsite

About The Position

NACG is seeking an experienced Journeyperson Heavy Duty Mechanic (Off-Road) with Service Truck (Direct Service Provider) to join our remote mining site team in the Acheson area. This is an opportunity to join one of the safest and largest contracts in the region. NACG offers a combined gross rate of up to $135/hour as well as room for growth.

Requirements

Minimum 2 years’ experience post Journeyman (Journeyperson) certification on large Haul Trucks/Dozers/Graders and Excavators.
Possess excellent diagnostic and troubleshooting skills and abilities.
Capable of working with minimal supervision.
Exhibit professional work behaviors.
Committed to continuous learning.
Basic knowledge of computer applications.
Demonstrate leadership skills in daily work interaction
A valid Alberta Journeyperson Equipment Technician (Off Road) Certificate or an Interprovincial Red Seal Journeyman (Journeyperson) Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic/Technician (Off Road).
Provide a valid Class 5 Driver’s License and a recent Driver’s Abstract
Undergo and successfully pass pre-employment testing including: Breath Alcohol Test, Urine Drug Test, Fitness-to-Work Assessment, Audiometric Testing, Vision Screening, Criminal Record Check.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Cat SIS is an asset.
Previous experience on a Safety Sensitive work site an asset
Current CVIP and Picker Inspection.
Oxygen/acetylene cabinets that meet OH&S requirements.
Full complement of tools for repairing Off Road Equipment.
$5 million liability insurance commercial + auto.

Responsibilities

Complete repairs/ rebuilds on mining equipment, Cat D8- D11 Dozers, 777 -797 haul trucks, 16- 24 graders. Also, some Hitachi and Komatsu equipment.
Work closely with supervision, planning and safety departments.
Preventative Maintenance, Equipment rebuilds, component change outs.
Check equipment for proper performance and inspect equipment to detect faults and malfunctions.
Trouble shooting systems – example: hydraulic, electrical & mechanical of all equipment and determine faults and extent of repair.
Test repaired equipment for proper performance and to ensure that work meets manufacturer specifications.
Develop work scopes and parts lists for the equipment needing repairs.
Follow schedule, complete crossover reports, and fill out work orders.
Teach and evaluate apprentices and mentor Mechanics.
Follow NACG codes of practice and Safe Operating Procedures.
Predominantly shop work but may include work in the Acheson yard.
Other duties as assigned.