Mechanic II (Mobile Service Mechanic) (Shelburne)

The Government of Nova Scotia•Hebbville, NS

6d•Onsite

About The Position

At the Department of Public Works, we are responsible for building and maintaining a sustainable provincial infrastructure for Nova Scotians. Our Fleet Services Division is pivotal in ensuring the Public Works Fleet is running smoothly; ensuring the safety of our provincial road network. As the Mobile Service Mechanic, you will have the opportunity to work on our wide variety of equipment that maintains our roads and highways. You will be responsible for maintaining Utility Tractors, Rubber Tire Loaders, Graders, Tandem Trucks and all associated attachments including wings, plows, and sweepers.

Requirements

Some high school education.
An Inter-Provincial Red Seal Certificate of Qualification in Truck and Transport.
A minimum of five (5) years of diversified mechanical experience.
Must successfully complete Nova Scotia Motor Vehicle Inspection (MVI) training as part of their probationary requirements.
A valid Class 5 driver’s license.
An acceptable driver abstract must be submitted before employment begins.
Consistently demonstrate initiative in your role, remaining up to date in changes to equipment, methods and technology within the mechanical field.
Strong communication skills.
Ability to work effectively with minimal supervision.
Professionalism and a high standard for client and customer service.
Must bring your own mechanical tools.

Nice To Haves

Air Brake endorsement.
Knowledge and experience of computer-controlled engine diagnostic technology.
Knowledge and experience of electrical schematics.
Knowledge and experience of dealer purchased engine programs.
Knowledge and experience of online service manuals.
Knowledge and experience of safety inspections.
Air Conditioning Certification.
Motor Vehicle Inspection license.

Responsibilities

Repair, rebuild and make adjustments to our fleet.
Determine the reasoning for equipment malfunctions.
Perform preventative maintenance.
Work on Utility Tractors, Rubber Tire Loaders, Graders, Tandem Trucks and all associated attachments including wings, plows, and sweepers.
Help things get up and running again when equipment breaks down, including being on-call outside of regular work schedule.