As of November 12, 2026, Jobsy lists 14 truck and trailer mechanic jobs in Canada. The most active employers are Charger Logistics Inc, M & N Repair Ltd. and Gobind's Trans Logistics Inc.. Skills often requested: inspection, attention to detail, heavy duty technician and time management.
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Candidates need experience across truck and trailer repair, ideally with journeyman certification, though apprentices and those with extensive mechanical experience are welcome. They must have their own basic tool set, a valid class 5 driver's licence and steel-toed boots, and be able to handle heavy tools and parts.
Candidates need journeyman certification preferred, with apprentices and experienced mechanics also welcome. They need a class 5 driver's licence, their own basic tool set, steel-toed boots, and the physical ability to handle heavy tools and parts.
Candidates need experience as a truck and trailer mechanic or in a related automotive or commercial mechanic role. They must troubleshoot suspension and brake problems, have welding and fabrication skills, and show strong mechanical aptitude and attention to detail.
Candidates need SGI certification to perform government safety inspections on trucks and trailers, experience repairing ABS brakes and suspensions, and PTO and hydraulic knowledge. They also need a valid driver's licence and reliable transportation.
2+ YOECandidates need at least two years of truck and trailer mechanic experience, English, and the ability to commute or relocate to Charlottetown. A Heavy Duty Red Seal is preferred.
Candidates need experience as a heavy-duty truck and trailer mechanic, strong technical knowledge, and a commitment to safety. They must be able to use diagnostic software and troubleshoot electrical and engine control systems.
Candidates need a Saskatchewan Journeyperson Certificate in Truck and Transport Mechanic or Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic, proven PTO and hydraulic experience, and SGI certification for power unit and semi-trailer inspections. They must live in Saskatoon and hold a valid driver's licence.
Diagnostic equipment, Hand tools, CSA-approved safety boots
Candidates need apprentice-level mechanical knowledge, the ability to diagnose mechanical problems, and knowledge of truck parts and repairs. A valid G-class driver's licence with a clear driving record is required, and 310T or 310J licences are an asset.
pressure gauges, motor analyzers, test instruments
Candidates need a valid G-class driver's licence with a clear driving record, knowledge of truck parts, repairs and DOT/MTO rules, and strong problem-solving and attention to detail. 310T or 310J licences and apprenticeship experience are assets.
pressure gauges, motor analyzers, test instruments
Candidates need a valid 310T or 310J heavy-duty mechanic licence, prior safeties qualification and experience, and strong diagnosing and time-management skills. Experience entering work orders on a computer is also required.
Candidates need a 310T or 310J heavy-duty mechanic licence and proven diagnostic and time-management skills. Previous safety inspection experience and qualification are mandatory, and computer use for work orders is required.
Heavy duty technician, Maintenance and repair, Inspection, Time management
Charger Logistics Inc (2), M & N Repair Ltd. (2), Gobind's Trans Logistics Inc. (2), Hughes Recruitment (1) and Manpower (1).
What skills do truck and trailer mechanic jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention inspection, attention to detail, heavy duty technician, time management, communication skills, welding, maintenance and repair and troubleshooting.