Journeyperson Truck & Transport Mechanic Fleet - Public Works East (Glace Bay)

Journeyperson Truck & Transport Mechanic
Fleet - Public Works East (Glace Bay)
Regular Full Time
JOB SCOPE: Performs a variety of skilled or semi-skilled tasks associated with the operation,
maintenance, and repair of municipal equipment. Inspect, diagnose, repair and service
mechanical, electrical, electronic and CAN Data bus systems and components of vehicles. Travel
between various work sites may be required.

BARGAINING UNIT: CUPE Local 759 (Outside Workers)

SALARY: $34.96 / per hour

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: (Must include copies of the items listed below)
• Grade 12 or GED equivalent.
• Must possess and maintain a valid Nova Scotia Class 5 Drivers License (or equivalent).
• Valid Interprovincial Red Seal Truck & Transport Mechanic Certification.
• Demonstrated knowledge of heavy-duty truck computer analysis for North American vehicles.
• Minimum 1 years’ experience as a Truck & Transport Mechanic or related disciplines.
• Criminal Records Check verification is required as a condition of employment. Vulnerable
sector check may also be required for those working with vulnerable populations.
• Medical assessments including but not limited to physical, vision, and hearing tests may be
required. The assessments must show the capacity of performing tasks of the classification.
This will take place at a later date.

COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT ENTITLEMENTS (subject to change)
• Tool allowance of $800 per annum for • Call-out pay
mechanical employees • Meal allowances
• Personal protective equipment and full • Mileage
uniforms based on positions • 40 hrs non replenishable lieu time
• i.e., protective clothing for welders • More can be found in the CUPE Local 759
• $1.50 per hour shift premium (Outside Workers) Collective Agreement
• Overtime rates (1.5x, 2x)
• Stand-by Pay

CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: This posting shall remain open until the position is filled.

Applications quoting Competition Reference #26.26-E should be submitted via any one of the
following:

In-person or drop-box:
Human Resources Department, Cape Breton Regional Municipality, 320 Esplanade, Suite 303,
Sydney, Nova Scotia B1P7B9
Fax: 902-563-5582 E-mail: [email protected].

Although we thank all applicants for their submissions, we will respond only to those we wish to
interview.

CBRM is committed to the principles of Employment Equity and Inclusivity. We encourage applications from designated
groups, including but not limited to women, visible minorities, indigenous peoples, members of the 2SLGBTQIA+
community, and persons with disabilities. CBRM encourages the need for respect, integrity, diversity, accountability, and
the public good.
320 Esplanade
Sydney, Nova Scotia, B1P7B9
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 902-563-5058 Fax: 902-563-5582
Career Opportunities: cbrm.ns.ca/jobs

JOB DESCRIPTION

Position Title: Journeyperson Truck & Transport Mechanic

Department: Fleet Location: Public Works East

CUPE Local 759
Reporting to: Supervisor, Fleet Bargaining Unit:
(Outside Workers)

Salary Range: $34.96 / per hour

JOB SCOPE
Performs a variety of skilled or semi-skilled tasks associated with the operation, maintenance, and
repair of municipal equipment. Inspect, diagnose, repair and service mechanical, electrical,
electronic and CAN Data bus systems and components of vehicles. Travel between various work
sites may be required.

MAIN FUNCTIONS

• Performs the required labor, and may direct others, in the installation, operation, repair and
maintenance of municipal infrastructure, tools and equipment.

• Provides direction and advice to assigned employees.

• Operates a variety of tools and equipment necessary for the completion of assigned tasks. This
includes but is not limited to hand tools, power tools, compressors, mowers, tapping machines,
pumps, generators, tamper, plate compactor, motorized equipment, pavement cutting
equipment, forklifts.

• Drives trucks of various sizes, for road testing and verifying complaints.

• Performs routine inspections and preventive maintenance on assigned equipment and provides
both verbal and written reports of equipment conditions.

• Assesses assigned tasks for labor, material and equipment needs. Acts necessarily to acquire
the labor, material, and equipment. Maintains records and prepares reports regarding assigned
tasks.
• Ensures assigned work is completed in compliance with appropriate regulations, standards, and
within accepted industry practice.

• Troubleshoots assigned equipment or systems to determine appropriate courses of action to
remedy problems.

• Advises supervision with regards to issues within area of expertise.

• Performs housekeeping chores to keep work area clean and tidy condition.

• Performs all duties in compliance with established safety practices, policies, and regulations.
Will need good typing skills, and knowledge of electronic work order systems. Strong PC skills,
for service programing and updating software for service applications.

• Performs other duties as assigned by supervisor.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

• Grade 12 or GED equivalent.

• Must possess and maintain a valid Nova Scotia Class 5 Drivers License (or equivalent).

• Valid Interprovincial Red Seal Truck & Transport Mechanic Certification.

• Demonstrated knowledge of heavy-duty truck computer analysis for North American vehicles.

• Minimum 1 years’ experience as a Truck & Transport Mechanic or related disciplines.

• Criminal Records Check verification is required as a condition of employment. Vulnerable sector
check may also be required for those working with vulnerable populations.

• Medical assessments including but not limited to physical, vision, and hearing tests may be
required. The assessments must show the capacity of performing tasks of the classification. This
will take place at a later date.

ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
• Emergency First Aid/Level A CPR & AED Training.

• WHMIS/GHS 2015.

• Safe Forklift Operator Training.
KNOWLEDGE SKILLS AND ABILITIES
• Ability to perform heavy manual tasks for an extended period.

• Ability to work independently.

• Ability to work safely.

• Ability to communicate verbally and in writing.

• Skilled in the operation of small tools.

• Skilled in the operation of motorized vehicles and equipment.

• Extensive knowledge of equipment, materials, methods, and procedures used in the practice of
this trade.

• Some knowledge of the equipment, materials, methods, and procedures used in the
maintenance, operation and repair of municipal equipment and infrastructure.

• Ability to understand and carry out written and oral instructions.

• Ability to establish and maintain working relationships with other employees.

COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT ENTITLEMENTS (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

• Tool allowance of $800 per annum for mechanical employees

• Personal protective equipment and full uniforms based on positions
• i.e., protective clothing for welders

• $1.50 per hour shift premium

• Overtime rates (1.5x, 2x)

• Stand-by Pay

• Call-out pay

• Meal allowances

• Mileage

• 40 hrs non replenishable lieu time

• More can be found in the CUPE Local 759 (Outside Workers) Collective Agreement