High-paying maintenance jobs in Whitehorse

Heavy Equipment Mechanic

Heavy Equipment Mechanics diagnose mechanical issues, repair engines and hydraulic systems, and perform preventative maintenance on construction equipment. They need expertise in diesel engines, knowledge of safety standards, and skill using diagnostic tools.

Automotive Technician

Automotive Technicians inspect, diagnose, and repair vehicle systems including engines, brakes, and electronics. They need mechanical repair expertise, strong knowledge of Canadian vehicle standards, and proficiency in diagnostic tools and technology.

Trailer Mechanic

Trailer Mechanics inspect and repair trailers’ brakes, suspension, and electrical systems to ensure safety and compliance. They need expertise in hydraulic systems, knowledge of provincial vehicle codes, and skills in diagnostic tools and welding techniques.

Plant Operator

Plant Operators monitor equipment, control production processes, and maintain safety standards in manufacturing or utility plants. They need expertise in machinery operation, knowledge of industry protocols, and strong problem-solving skills to ensure efficient plant performance.

Service Technician

Service Technicians install, maintain, and repair equipment while diagnosing technical problems on-site. They need expertise in mechanical systems, knowledge of safety protocols, and strong troubleshooting abilities to ensure effective and safe service delivery.

Mechanic

Mechanics inspect, diagnose, and repair vehicle engines and systems to ensure safe operation. They need expertise in automotive technologies, proficiency with diagnostic tools, and a solid understanding of safety standards in the vehicle repair industry.

Entry Level Service Technician

Maintenance Person

Maintenance Persons inspect and repair building systems, perform routine upkeep, and troubleshoot mechanical or electrical issues. They need proficiency in HVAC and plumbing, practical knowledge of safety codes, and strong diagnostic and repair skills.