About the Role
Reporting to the Fleet Supervisor, the Motor Vehicle Mechanic performs skilled mechanical service, inspection, and repair activities on a wide range of municipal vehicles and equipment. This role requires expertise as a licensed Motor Vehicle Technician (310T and 310S) to ensure work meets regulatory and safety standards.
Responsibilities
- Conducts repairs, service, and inspections on various engine types including gasoline, diesel, hybrid, CNG, battery electric, and propane.
- Focuses on quality customer service and continuous improvement, supporting corporate values and strategic plans.
- Performs repairs, maintenance, service, and inspections on light, medium, and heavy-duty vehicles and equipment in the municipal fleet.
- Utilizes service manuals, technical reference materials, manufacturer specifications, and schematic diagrams for work.
- Performs and certifies Ministry of Transportation (MTO) vehicle inspections under the DriveON program, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
- Completes and electronically signs DriveON reports and certificates.
- Diagnoses, maintains, and repairs a wide variety of mechanical systems including electrical, electronic control systems, electric motors, pneumatic, steering, brakes, suspension, hydraulics, emission control systems, ignition, fuel, engines, and drivetrain.
- Uses hand tools, power tools, lifting equipment, precision instruments, and specialized diagnostic equipment.
- Inspects and maintains all tools and equipment, reporting any defects.
- Checks and verifies completed work for safety standards and satisfactory operation.
- Performs electric and acetylene welding and cutting as required for vehicle and equipment service and repair.
- Prepares and maintains written and/or electronic work records, including time sheets, work orders, parts lists, and inspection sheets.
- Accurately documents work activities and time using paper or Fleet Management Information Software and payroll system.
- Moves all types of vehicles and equipment in and out of the work area.
- Maintains a neat, tidy, and clean workspace and adheres to maximum tool box configurations.
- Recommends changes to procedures and methods.
- Periodically provides technical guidance and assistance to licensed technicians and other staff.
- Performs other related duties as assigned, including transient, emergency, or minor recurring tasks.
Requirements
- Successful completion of Grade 12 in the Province of Ontario or equivalent.
- Successful completion of both 310T (Truck and Coach Technician) and 310S (Automotive Service Technician) Technician Apprenticeship Programs at a certified community college or trade school.
- Valid Internal Combustion Alternate Fuel Certificates, ICE-NG (Natural Gas) and ICE-P (Propane) or ability to obtain within 6 months.
- Valid Certificate of Qualification from the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD) as a Truck and Coach Technician (310T) and Automotive Service Technician (310S).
- Valid Class DZ Driver's License (or ability to obtain within 6 months).
- Working knowledge of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and applicable legislation and regulations governing Motor Vehicle Technicians.
- Consideration will be given to candidates that have their 310T licence and are able to obtain their 310S licence within 36 months.
- Applicants may be required to complete a job-related test.
- Must attach all transcripts or relevant information to the application.
- Police Record Check required.
Skills
- Mechanical service
- Inspection
- Repair
- Gasoline engine repair
- Diesel engine repair
- Hybrid engine repair
- CNG engine repair
- Battery electric engine repair
- Propane engine repair
- Customer service
- Continuous improvement
- Light duty vehicle repair
- Medium duty vehicle repair
- Heavy duty vehicle repair
- Service manual utilization
- Technical reference utilization
- Manufacturer specification adherence
- Schematic diagram interpretation
- MTO inspections
- DriveON program
- Electrical system repair
- Electronic control system repair
- Electric motor repair
- Pneumatic system repair
- Steering system repair
- Brake system repair
- Suspension system repair
- Hydraulic system repair
- Emission control system repair
- Ignition system repair
- Fuel system repair
- Engine repair
- Drivetrain repair
- Hand tool usage
- Power tool usage
- Lifting equipment operation
- Precision instrument usage
- Diagnostic equipment usage
- Tool maintenance
- Equipment maintenance
- Welding
- Cutting
- Record keeping
- Work order completion
- Parts list preparation
- Inspection sheet preparation
- Fleet Management Information Software utilization
- Payroll system utilization
- Vehicle movement
- Workspace maintenance
- Technical guidance
- Assistance to staff
Location
- Onsite
Work Type
- Full-Time Permanent
- Shift work required
Experience Level
- Licensed Motor Vehicle Technician
Education Level
- Grade 12
- 310T Apprenticeship Program
- 310S Apprenticeship Program
Salary/Compensations
- $41.62 - $46.27 per hour
About the Company
- The City of London is committed to supporting the corporate values and strategic plans.
