Heavy Equipment Service Technician

Staffinity is currently seeking an autonomous Heavy Equipment Field Service Technician to join a leading national industrial machinery dealership. Based remotely within the province of Quebec, you will independently service, maintain, and install a premium line of heavy-duty material processing and recycling equipment. Because our central corporate parts and dispatch hub is located out-of-province, this role requires a highly reliable self-starter who excels with minimal daily supervision. The service territory covers the Gatineau to Quebec City Metropolitan corridor, with occasional overnight travel required depending on the job site location. Responsibilities: Field Service & Maintenance: Perform high-level diagnostics, inspections, routine maintenance, and complex installations on large-scale mobile industrial machinery across the designated territory. Diagnostics & Repair: Troubleshoot intricate electrical and hydraulic systems to identify malfunctions and execute efficient, high-quality repairs on-site at quarries, recycling facilities, and heavy commercial yards. Technical Interpretation: Read and interpret schematics, blueprints, engineering drawings, and technical bulletins to resolve mechanical issues safely. Reporting: Generate and submit accurate service, maintenance, and warranty reports in an efficient and timely manner. Safety & Compliance: Strictly adhere to all company policies, occupational health and safety regulations, and site-specific protocols. Qualifications: Experience: 5+ years of hands-on technical experience working with heavy equipment. Open to unlicensed mechanical experts; a formal provincial ticket or Red Seal certification is not required. Technical Skills: Proven competency in troubleshooting heavy-duty hydraulics and electrical systems. Ability to read complex technical drawings and schematics is mandatory. Autonomy:阁 Demonstrated ability to work independently with minimal daily supervision while maintaining strong communication with an out-of-province regional manager. Licensing: Valid Class G driver’s license with a clean driving record (abstract required). Computer Skills: Good digital proficiency for submitting service reports and accessing technical data. Tools: Must own a personal set of standard hand tools (specialized large air tools are provided by the employer). This is a remote position.