Competition # : 42454Department: Public WorksLocation: MILLER LAKEType of Employment: Year RoundUnion Status: CUPE - NSPGClosing Date: 11-Apr-24 (Applications are accepted until 11:59 PM Atlantic Time)Under Article 13 of the Collective Agreement between the Nova Scotia Department of Public Works and the Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 1867, the following opportunity is being posted.Please quote the competition number and the Zone you are applying for as noted above on your application.About UsThe Fleet Services Division of the Department of Public Works is recruiting for a Mechanic II (Automotive Repair Technician) to join the Fleet Services team in Miller Lake.This is your opportunity to become part of the team who are pivotal in ensuring the Public Works Fleet is running smoothly and safely. Without our Automotive Repair Technician\'s proactive measures, equipment issues or failures could lead to an interruption of services provided. As the Technician, you are one of our key team players who support the overall safety and efficiency of our provincial road network.Primary AccountabilitiesAs the Automotive Body Repair Technician, under the general supervision of the Fleet Service Coordinator or Body Shop Supervisor (Miller Lake) you will complete automotive body repairs and rebuild light vehicle modifications to a variety of government mobile machinery and equipment used to perform road maintenance activities for both summer and winter operations. You use specialized tools and equipment located in government facilities designed and equipped for automotive body work and assist with field repairs as required. You may do any one or a combination of the following or other related duties as required to complete equipment repairs, modifications and/or preventative maintenance.Qualifications and ExperienceGrade 12 and a Provincial Red Seal Certificate of Qualification in the Auto Body Repair Trade; plus a minimum of five (5) years of diversified mechanical experience is required. Provincial Red Seal Certificate of Qualification in Truck and Transport Repair, or Air Conditioning Certification would be considered assets.A knowledge of computer-controlled engine diagnostic technology and competency as well as a general knowledge for determining paint codes and parts would be considered an asset along with demonstrated oral and written communication skills and the ability to work in a team environment. A valid Nova Scotia driver\'s license and mechanic tools are required.Additional certification and skills required include:
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