Emergency Vehicle Technician

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Job status

Full-time

Location

Medavie
Dartmouth, NS, Canada

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Step into a fulfilling role as an Emergency Vehicle Technician with Emergency Medical Care Inc. (EMC) in Nova Scotia, ensuring our ambulance fleet operates at peak efficiency. Your vital skills will directly impact patient service quality.

This permanent position is under the guidance of the Manager of Fleet Services. You'll leverage your automotive expertise to conduct repairs, maintain safety protocols, and ensure all documentation is precise and complete. Join us in enhancing emergency health services across Nova Scotia.

Responsibilities

  • Operate emergency vehicles in accordance with established protocols
  • Obtain necessary EVT and ASE certifications
  • Document all repairs and inspections accurately
  • Order mechanical supplies and parts as required
  • Provide outstanding service within the team and to the public

Requirements

  • Five years of experience as a Red Seal Certified Technician
  • Valid Nova Scotia Class 4 Driver's License
  • Current Red Seal Technician status in good standing
  • Commitment to obtaining a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Certification
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills

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Permanent Emergency Vehicle Technician position in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia requiring Red Seal Certification and Class 4 Driver's License.

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