This position ensures that our operators have functioning equipment through the effective inspection, service and maintenance of our heavy equipment fleet. As a heavy equipment mechanic, you will be responsible for inspecting engines and equipment, caring out services, conducting repairs and completing routine maintenance tasks for our heaving equipment fleet.

The hours of work will range from 40 to 60 hours per week, depending on the amount of work available — overtime, weekends and/or evenings also may be required with regards to the aforementioned.

Heavy equipment mechanics at MGI will come across and engage with tasks such as:

Inspecting trucks, cranes, bulldozers and other heavy equipment for proper functioning. Diagnosing faults using computerized testing equipment. Adjusting equipment and replacing faulty parts. Repairing damaged equipment parts. Cleaning, lubricating and conducting routine services on heavy-duty vehicles. Cleaning and servicing machine attachments such as winches, blades and side booms. Performing major repair work when necessary. Consulting with other mechanics on smaller jobs. Reporting damaged or faulty equipment to management. Worker Health and Safety Awareness in 4 Steps Workplace Violence and Harassment for Workers Accesibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)

We offer competitive salaries on experience, knowledge, and education. MGI also provides attractive benefits that extend to health, dental, vision insurance, retirement planning, pension plans, professional development, training credits, wellness programs, travel/vacation days, discounts on company products and services, commuter benefits, and team bonding events to maintain a healthy and inviting company culture.

Our mission is very clear: we are dedicated to providing our clients with cost-effective and timely service; our employees with a safe and rewarding workplace; and our planet with environmentally sound business strategies and operating procedures. We look to situate development projects not as a ‘one-off’ but contextualize them within the broader community and actively look to redefine construction as a lifestyle, not just a ‘job.’

We realize that some seek employment where others are driven by a greater civic-duty. It is this latter segment, those who are self-motivated, passionate, entrepreneurial in spirit while egoless in nature, that we believe are best suited for our collective role in #ConstructingHistory.

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