SRCE-26-530, Mulgrave Operations, Term Mechanic

Nova Scotia Regional Centres for Education & CSAP•Port Hood, NS

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Strait Regional Centre for Education (SRCE) is seeking a qualified Term Mechanic for its Mulgrave Operations. This role involves performing motor vehicle maintenance and repairs up to the journey level, including regular repairs and preventive maintenance for the bus fleet. The SRCE is part of the public education system in Nova Scotia, established to support student learning, achievement, well-being, and success. The Centre operates 20 schools with approximately 5,948 students and 375 children in pre-primary programs across four counties. This position falls under the CUPE Local 955 job classification.

Requirements

Must have Bus & Transport Mechanic's Certification or minimum 2nd year apprentice.
Must have a valid Nova Scotia Driver's License.
Must be willing and able to obtain a Class 2B-2C or Class 1B-1C license with air brake endorsement.
Must own mechanical tools for use in the shop.
Must have knowledge and experience in diesel repair and bus or transport maintenance.
Must have the ability to promote harmony and good working relations within the fleet maintenance team.
Must have the ability to maintain records in an orderly manner and complete reports as required by the Motor Carrier Branch of the Utilities and Review Board, and by SRCE management.
Must be able to carry out mechanical repairs as required.
Must ensure that a safe and orderly work environment is maintained, and remain current with all applicable safety related requirements.

Responsibilities

Establish and carry out repair work and preventive maintenance programs in co-operation with the Immediate Supervisor and ensuring that the necessary supplies and equipment are in stock to implement such programs.
Report to the Immediate Supervisor issues and concerns impacting on the safety of the garage staff, bus staff, or student transportation.
Certify all repair and inspection reports.
Complete all assigned work orders, and record hours and materials used.
Assist the Immediate Supervisor in the preparation of personnel reports as required.
Report concerns and/or problems with the operation of the school bus communication system.
Schedule buses for preventative maintenance servicing, including those assigned to remote sites.
Ensure a clean, safe work environment according to board policies and procedures.
Maintain the safe operation of all equipment used in the bus garage.
Perform all mechanical duties as assigned.
Other related duties as assigned.