We make life better, one relationship and one vehicle at a time.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Crestline Coach is the World’s innovative leader in Ambulance Manufacturing & Specialty Vehicles, Canada’s only nation-wide bus dealer and a key provider of premium medical equipment and parts. Since 1975, Crestline has accelerated from three Canadian (Saskatchewan) founders to 175 diverse employees, shipping to more than 30 countries worldwide. Crestline is beyond compare for reputation of quality products, expertise and strong after sales service. With safety, innovation and durability always at the forefront of our business, Crestline exceeds and inspires today’s Ambulance industry standards. As Canada’s leading supplier of transit, tour, shuttle, and accessible buses, our mission is to distribute municipal, corporate and private sector buses and specialty vehicles that offer superior value in terms of quality, performance, and safety. We offer a wide and progressive range of tailored solutions such as health buses, blood mobiles, neonatal, bariatric, multi-patient emergency response vehicles, and more. As we continue to reinvent and revolutionize the industry, our approach to product solutions remains partnership based which guarantees the highest return on investment and customer satisfaction. Crestline embraces an environment that fosters employee opportunity, empowerment and personal growth through competitive salaries, a comprehensive benefits plan, career development and other incentives. Learn more about our ambulances at www.crestlinecoach.com. For more information about our bus solutions, visit www.crestlinebuses.com
On-site · Saskatoon
The Production Technician is responsible for pre-building electrical component pieces and preparing them for assembly. They must also perform general quality control checks to ensure all specifications and standards are met.
On-site · Saskatoon
Pre-build electrical component pieces and prepare components as needed before assembly. Perform quality checks to ensure work meets specifications and quality standards.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Production Technician will operate a router to cut and bend materials while ensuring efficient material usage and quality standards. They are also responsible for performing basic machine maintenance and assisting in various fabrication stages as needed.
On-site · Saskatoon
Sand modular box bodies and parts for powder coating, prepare and hang parts for painting, and move production pieces between workstations. Perform visual quality checks, ensure work meets specifications, and prevent rework.
On-site · Saskatoon
Detail the interiors and exteriors of new and used ambulances, buses, and shop vehicles, including sealing exterior components, installing decals, and taking production photos. Drive vehicles to and from subcontractors and pick up or deliver parts as needed.
On-site · Saskatoon
Install mechanical and electrical assembly components on ambulance chassis according to work orders and schematics, including wiring harnesses and vehicle systems. Inspect installations, perform basic functional checks, meet quality standards, and coordinate sequencing with adjacent departments.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Production Technician is responsible for pre-building electrical components for ambulances and ensuring all parts meet quality specifications. They must perform general quality control checks and adhere to established production processes and safety standards.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Production Technician is responsible for pre-building electrical components for ambulances and preparing ECC components prior to assembly. They must also perform general quality control checks to ensure all specifications and standards are met.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Production Technician is responsible for assembling ambulance interior structures, including walls, cabinets, and flooring, according to detailed drawings and work orders. They must also perform quality control checks and ensure all components are installed to meet safety and design specifications.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Production Technician will operate a brake press to cut and bend materials while ensuring quality standards are met. They are also responsible for performing basic machine maintenance and assisting in various fabrication stages as needed.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Production Technician will assemble ambulance interior structures, including walls, cabinets, and flooring, while ensuring all components meet quality and design specifications. They will also perform functional inspections and collaborate with engineering teams to resolve fit or design concerns.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Production Technician is responsible for installing electrical and mechanical components into ambulances according to work orders and schematics. They must also perform quality control checks to ensure all installations meet safety and ISO standards.
On-site · Saskatoon
The technician is responsible for sanding and preparing modular box bodies and parts for the powder coating process. They must ensure the smooth flow of production pieces through various stations and conduct visual quality checks to meet specifications.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Electrical Technologist is responsible for designing and integrating electrical systems, schematics, and wire harnesses for ambulances and specialty vehicles. This includes programming embedded systems and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure product quality and manufacturability.