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WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING Performs preventative maintenance and repairs, diagnostic equipment analysis, evaluations, computerized controls, and electrical/electronic repairs on a wide range of vehicles and equipment in compliance with legislation and standards. Completes daily work orders and provides input pertaining to preventative maintenance, servicing and repairs, inspections, parts, and emergency repairs. Performs roadside and offsite emergency vehicle repairs. Completes documentation ensuring all parts and services for compliance/standards. Prepares and maintains reports identifying inspection activities, deficiencies, and corrective measures. Inputs data for fleet analysis including vehicle history, licensing schedule, fleet assessments, etc. Assists with technical library for maintenance and equipment operating manuals, parts books, electrical diagrams, and legislative documents. Participates in the research, testing and evaluation of new vehicle products and technologies including emission reduction devices, alternative fuels, digital radios, in-cab electronics, etc. Performs other duties as assigned, in accordance with Branch and Department objectives.WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR Must hold a valid license as a (Truck and Coach Technician 310T and Automotive Service Technician 310S). Must hold Certificate of Qualifications from an approved College and valid membership in the Ontario College of Trades and Apprentices. Minimum five (5) years demonstrated experience, with detailed knowledge of heavy-duty vehicle or municipal vehicle/equipment maintenance and repair practices and procedures. Knowledge of relevant legislation and standards including Occupational Health and Safety Act, and Highway Traffic Act and appropriate equipment maintenance procedures and legislated certifications. Valid Ontario Class D drivers license and successful completion of Z endorsement within six (6) months of date of hire. Satisfactory Police Criminal Background Check. Demonstrated ability in the Regions core competencies.