2nd Year Apprentice Mechanic - Automotive or Heavy Duty

Job opportunity

Expected salary range

$28

Job status

Full-time

Location

Pacific Western Transportation Ltd
Edmonton, AB, Canada

Workplace

On site

Job Description

2nd Year Apprentice Mechanic (Automotive or Heavy Duty) - Edmonton

Join SOUTHLAND Transportation for an exciting apprenticeship opportunity that balances work and life. Enjoy personalized training, competitive hourly wages of $28, and a supportive work environment with modern facilities. Benefit from ongoing development, employee recognition, and potential for career advancement. Work an 8-hour day shift with some overtime, maintaining and repairing buses both in-shop and on the field.

Key Perks:

  • Competitive pay of $28/hour
  • Benefits package
  • Positive and rewarding workplace
  • State-of-the-art equipment
  • Continuous training
  • Career growth opportunities
  • Employee recognition programs

Requirements:

  • 2nd Year Apprentice Mechanic (Automotive or Heavy Duty)
  • Clear criminal record
  • Own hand tools

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Pacific Western Transportation Ltd

Pacific Western Transportation Ltd

🚍 Elevate your career as a 2nd Year Apprentice Mechanic with SOUTHLAND Transportation in Edmonton! Enjoy competitive pay, flexible hours, excellent benefits, and a positive, modern work environment. Perfect for motivated individuals eager to grow in the automotive or heavy-duty field. Join a team that values your development and work-life balance! 🔧✨

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