AutoCanada is the largest Canadian-owned automotive dealer group, dedicated to innovation, operational excellence, and a people-centric approach across Canada and the US.
Edmonton, Alberta
AutoCanada’s Canadian Operations segment operates 64 franchised dealerships across multiple provinces, along with three independent used-vehicle dealerships and 16 stand-alone collision centres within its group of 32 collision centres. In 2024, the Canadian dealerships sold approximately 85,000 new and used retail vehicles, with the collision centres providing opportunities to retain customers at every touchpoint within the automotive ecosystem. AutoCanada’s U.S. Operations segment, operating as Leader Automotive Group, includes 13 franchised dealerships in Illinois, offering a full range of new and pre-owned vehicles along with complementary automotive services tailored to the regional market. Join the ride! www.autocan.ca/ac-careers
Sur place · Dorval
Repair and restore damaged vehicles by performing bodywork, replacing damaged components, aligning vehicle parts, and correcting frame and chassis damage. Inspect vehicles for additional damage, use specialized repair and welding equipment, and maintain a clean, safe workspace while working independently or with a team.
Sur place · Montréal
The technician is responsible for performing oil changes, tire services, and comprehensive multi-point inspections on vehicles. They also conduct diagnostics and repairs on various vehicle systems including brakes, engines, and electrical components using computerized tools.
Sur place · Dorval
The lead repair technician is responsible for repairing and restoring damaged vehicles to their original condition using mechanical knowledge and various tools. Daily tasks include bodywork, painting, replacing damaged parts, and utilizing specialized equipment to align and fix vehicle frames.
Sur place · Longueuil
Diagnose, repair, and maintain vehicles according to OEM and dealer standards while performing multi-point inspections. Communicate with service advisors to manage repair cycles and document all work performed on repair orders.
Sur place · Longueuil
The technician is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining vehicles according to manufacturer standards to ensure safety and performance. They must also document all work accurately, communicate with service advisors, and perform multi-point inspections to provide repair recommendations.