The Body Repair Technician  is responsible to ensure vehicles are maintained and repaired as per manufacturer's procedures, specifications, government legislation and departmental policies and procedures. They perform skilled journeyperson level work associated with the identification, repair and maintenance of buses and other vehicles.

Reporting to the Supervisor of Government-operated Bus Services or designate, the successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining and performing repairs on school buses and other Government owned vehicles. Other duties as assigned by the Supervisor.  The candidate will also be responsible for inspecting and issuing reports as required by the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure and all other agencies/departments having jurisdiction. 

Applicants must have completed high school and possess a Journeyperson's Certificate as an Auto Body and Collision Technician issued by the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador supplemented with experience in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair.  Equivalent combinations of training and experience will be considered. Applicants will be required to obtain a valid Class 2 Driver's License with airbrake endorsement. Training in First Aid with Level C CPR and/or other safety-related courses would be considered assets.  

NAPE Master Salary Scale (CG-29): $27.07 - $30.07. (Under Review)

NLSchools is committed to employing a diverse workforce and encouraging all qualified applicants to apply. A Police Records Check with a Vulnerable Sector Query, from the local police authority will be required and a copy of driver's abstract and driver's license.  Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Reminder: Electronic eOffers have a 24 hour expiration - applicants must monitor their email accounts.