Heavy Duty Mechanic

-Knowledge of the principals and operation of the diesel and gasoline internal combustion engines, electrical systems for all vehicles and equipment and the ability to diagnose problems -Observe safety precautions, and handling procedures and techniques while working with hot engines, high pressure oils, fuels, gases, and dangerous chemicals. -Knowledge of the operating and repair characteristics of large fleet vehicles. -Ability to read and understand complex electrical drawings, mechanical drawings, shop manuals and troubleshooting diagrams. -Ability to work in conditions which are dirty, wet, and greasy, and be able to work outside in all types of weather. -Ability to follow directions from repair manuals explicitly. -Ability to work independently and to insure quality completion of a project. -Ability to communicate to the Fleet Manager clearly so the parts necessary for a job are ordered correctly and promptly. -Ability to provide close attention when working Ability to exert moderate/high physical effort for lifting heavy parts, tires, brake drums, etc. -Ability to work in fatiguing or awkward positions, including considerable bending, standing and laying throughout the workday. -Knowledge of safety aspects and standard precautions. Must be willing to comply with all safety policies. Email a Friend Print This Job Email a Friend Print This Job Tweet Vous désirez plus d'information en français sur ce poste? Contactez-nous! Home | Search Jobs | Job Order Detail © 2026 SaskJobs. All rights reserved. Privacy Statement | Disclaimer | Copyright | Contact Us | Mobile Site | Site Map