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Heavy Vehicle Driver Jobs in Quebec (NOW HIRING)

Valid provincial driver license, with driver abstract which meets current corporate requirements. * Appropriate license to operate heavy vehicles, if required in the province of employment. Other ...

... heavy lifting; • Autonomous, flexible and discrete; • Observation skills; • Customer service clientele skills; • Empathy, courtesy, patience and resourcefulness; • Must be able to speak in ...

... heavy lifting; • Autonomous, flexible and discrete; • Observation skills; • Customer service clientele skills; • Empathy, courtesy, patience and resourcefulness; • Must be able to speak in ...

... heavy vehicle mechanics. * Technical Knowledge: Proficient in hydraulic, electrical, and pneumatic systems. * Computer Skills: Ability to use computerized diagnostic tools. * Driver's License

LIGHT-DUTY VEHICLE AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (Temporary, full time) Reporting to the Assistant ... Have a valid driver license. Work experience north of 55th parallel is a definite asset. * Work ...

What You Are Responsible For Driving & Operating Heavy Vehicles Drive and maneuver several types of ... You have a valid Class 1 FM driver's license and a good Driving Record * You have experience ...

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Heavy Vehicle Driver information

What is the difference between Heavy Vehicle Driver vs Truck Driver?

AspectHeavy Vehicle DriverTruck Driver
CredentialsCommercial Driver's License (CDL), specific endorsementsCommercial Driver's License (CDL), endorsements often required
Work EnvironmentTransporting goods via trucks, buses, or construction vehiclesDriving trucks across regions or countries, long hours
Industry UsageLogistics, construction, transportationFreight, logistics, delivery services

Heavy Vehicle Drivers and Truck Drivers often share similar credentials and work environments, focusing on transporting goods using large vehicles. The main difference lies in the specific vehicle types and industry terminology. Both roles require a CDL and involve long hours on the road, but Heavy Vehicle Drivers may operate a broader range of heavy machinery beyond trucks.

Infographic showing various Heavy Vehicle Driver job openings in Quebec as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 69% Full Time, 28% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 94% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 5% Remote job distribution.

Vehicle Mechanic

Quebec, QC • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 4 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Performs maintenance, repairs, and inspections on light or heavy vehicles to determine causes of failure and certify vehicles as roadworthy.

  • Completes documentation for vehicle inspections, repairs, and quality control to ensure compliance with specifications and regulations.

  • Maintains shop tools and equipment, and escalates issues by completing appropriate reports.


Job description

Job Requisition Id: 202389 
Business Function: Fleet Operations 
Primary City: Quebec City 
Other Location(s): 
Province: Quebec 
Employment Type: Full-Time 
Employment Status: Permanent 
Language Requirement: French Essential 
Number of Vacancies
Salary: $ 38.75 a $ 39.84 per hour

Job Closing Date (YYYY-MM-DD): 2026/09/11

Job Description

Under general supervision, performs systematic inspections, overhauls of component parts,  performs preventive maintenance routines and other related duties on light or heavy vehicle to determine the cause of failure, analyses and recommends the course of repair required, verifies the adequacy of completed repair work and certifies vehicles as road worthy. Verifies work done by contractors and certifies that repairs that have been performed are safe, road worthy, reliable and within specifications recommended by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), provincial legislation or Canada Post requirements.

Job Responsibilities

Below are the main job requirements and responsibilities for the Vehicle Mechanic.

1. Performs maintenance and repairs on light or heavy vehicles (as per certification).

2. Conducts other maintenance facility activities such as: parts ordering, receiving, stocking and shipping; taking calls and noting actions required.

3. Inspects light or heavy vehicles within Canada Post fleet and completes the necessary documentation accordingly within Canada Post and Government frequency of inspections (Municipal, Provincial, and Federal). 

4. Completes quality control inspections by examining and testing repaired vehicles (light or heavy) to ensure repairs have been satisfactorily completed, according to Provincial and Canada Post specifications and certifying road worthiness before releasing back to Operations.

5. Performs in shop or on road repairs on light or heavy vehicles as directed by the maintenance Supervisor/Mechanic Lead Hand within original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and/or Canada Post specifications.

6. Maintains hand tools and shop equipment to a safe and reliable standard.

Job Responsibilities (continued)

7. Escalates any problems by completing the appropriate reports.

8. Provides input and support as required to front line operations on operating requirements, vehicles and driver habits.

9. Adheres to all Health and Safety and Environment policies and procedures by keeping the work area clean and free of hazards in support of a safe and healthy work place.

10. Replaces or overhauls defective parts with new components using mechanic hand tools, power tools and related automotive shop equipment.

11. Moves light or heavy vehicles and performs other related duties as required.

Qualifications

Education

  • Secondary school diploma or equivalent (as per provincial requirements).
  • Graduate of technical/apprenticeship program for Automotive Service Technician (light vehicles under 4,500kg) OR Truck and Coach Technician (heavy equipment / vehicles over 4,500kg) accrediting qualification in one of these classes of vehicles.
  • Must hold appropriate valid certification for the maintenance and repair of light OR heavy vehicles recognized in the province of employment.

Experience

  • Must be currently in the trade.
  • Demonstrated ability to work in a physically demanding environment.

Other Candidate Requirements

Certification:

  • Valid provincial driver license, with driver abstract which meets current corporate requirements.
  • Appropriate license to operate heavy vehicles, if required in the province of employment.
Other Information

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