Mobile equipment mechanic

Company DescriptionAmerican Iron & Metal (AIM) is a family-owned company and recognized global leader in the metal recycling industry with more than 125 sites and 4000 employees worldwide. We have continued to prosper for the last eight decades thanks to the dedication of our employees and the ongoing trust and support of our customers. Become part of team AIM, a growing team with an entrepreneurial spirit who has over the years evolved into a successful and multifaceted company with business divisions that include metal recycling, decommissioning and demolition, auto-parts sales and recycling, manufacturing of solder assemblies, construction waste recycling, and production of customized industrial and mining products.We take pride in doing good things for the environment to help create a greener, more sustainable future for all. It’s simple; we do it right. We AIM for excellence.What we offer:Competitive salary + other benefits .Group insurance and RRSP program.Company-wide events throughout the year (BBQ, Christmas party, etc.).Free on-site gym.Dynamic and rewarding work environment. work on high-impact projects while having fun!Job DescriptionThe incumbent will repair, maintain, repair and refurbish mobile equipment such as trucks and trailers.Repair, maintain and check mobile equipment.Perform visual inspections of machinery.Perform preventive maintenance.Prepare mobile equipment for use.Ensure proper operation of equipment in accordance with company quality standards.  skills:Autonomous.Excellent manual dexterity.Speed of execution.Able to work outdoors.Ability to work in a dusty and noisy environment:QualificationsDEP in heavy vehicle mechanics.At least 5 years' experience in heavy vehicle mechanics.Excellent knowledge of trailer and truck mechanics.Additional InformationFull-time, permanent position.Possibility of overtime.Environment :Vibration work.Repetitive work.Standing work.The American Iron & Steel Company and its subsidiaries offer equal employment opportunities to all. The masculine gender is used only to lighten the text. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.