Fleet Diesel Mechanic (Licensed 310T or Apprentice)
De Jong Enterprises Inc.Fleet Diesel Mechanic — Licensed 310T or Apprentice De Jong Enterprises Inc. — Woodstock, Ontario Full time | Monday to Friday | Some on-call availability for emergencies De Jong Enterprises Inc. is looking for a Fleet Diesel Mechanic to help keep our trucks and trailers safe, reliable and ready for operations throughout Canada and the United States. Already licensed or working toward your 310T certification? We welcome applications from both licensed mechanics and Truck and Coach Technician apprentices. Apprentices do not need to have completed their 310T Certificate of Qualification to apply. We’re looking for someone who takes pride in their work, stays organized, wants to grow, communicates clearly and brings a positive attitude to the shop. Experienced mechanics can contribute their technical knowledge and leadership, while apprentices can develop their skills through hands-on work under qualified supervision. Reporting to the Transportation Manager, your responsibilities will reflect your qualifications, experience and apprenticeship level. What you’ll do Diagnose, maintain and repair diesel trucks and trailers, within your training and qualifications. Complete preventive maintenance to improve equipment reliability, reduce roadside breakdowns and minimize downtime. Address driver-reported defects and help ensure repairs are completed properly before equipment returns to service. Perform or assist with truck and trailer safety inspections, according to your qualifications and required supervision. Certifying inspections will be completed by an appropriately authorized technician. Stay focused on assigned work and help prioritize repairs according to safety, equipment availability and company objectives. Communicate repair progress, delays and concerns to the Transportation Manager and dispatch. Maintain accurate work orders and maintenance records. Follow company maintenance spending policies and obtain required purchasing approvals. Keep the shop clean and organized, with tools and parts properly stored. Work efficiently while maintaining safe practices and quality workmanship. Contribute to a respectful, cooperative and positive shop culture. Additional responsibilities for experienced licensed mechanics Provide hands-on leadership and guidance to other mechanics. Motivate the team, keep work on task and help coordinate daily priorities. Monitor progress, address delays and review workmanship. Support and mentor apprentices. What we’re looking for Licensed applicants: A valid Ontario 310T Certificate of Qualification, or a recognized equivalent with authorization to practise in Ontario. Apprentice applicants: Registration in a Truck and Coach Technician apprenticeship program, a willingness to learn and a commitment to progressing toward certification. Mechanical knowledge and practical experience appropriate to your training level. Strong organization, problem-solving and communication skills. Dependability, initiative and pride in completing work properly. A positive attitude and willingness to support your teammates. A commitment to safety, efficiency and continuous learning. A valid driver’s licence. Road testing requires the appropriate licence class and endorsements. DriveON authorization is required for licensed technicians completing certifying safety inspections. Apprentices are not expected to independently certify inspections or take on full shop leadership responsibilities. Previous fleet experience, leadership experience, a Red Seal endorsement, additional 310J certification and an AZ license are assets. Schedule and compensation Full time days (flexability offered for scheduled hours), Monday to Friday, with some on-call availability for emergencies. On-call availability and emergency work will be compensated accordingly. Overtime will be paid in accordance with the Canada Labour Code and applicable regulations. Benefits Health care Dental care Health Spending Account S…