The Senior Autonomous Vehicle (AV) Technician is a highly skilled technical professional responsible for advanced diagnostics, repairs, calibrations, and system integrations on autonomous vehicles.
Responsibilities
Lead complex mechanical and electrical troubleshooting for AV powertrain, braking, suspension, high-voltage, and advanced sensor systems.
Diagnose, repair and validate faults in CAN/LIN networks, AV compute hardware, and vehicle control modules.
Perform root-cause analysis and resolve recurring technical issues across the fleet.
Develop and implement technical repair procedures and best practices.
Conduct precise calibrations and verification of LiDAR, radar, camera arrays, GPS units, IMUs, and perception systems.
Senior Autonomous Vehicle Technician responsible for advanced diagnostics, repairs, calibrations, and system integrations on autonomous vehicles, providing technical leadership and mentorship.
Compensation
This full-time position offers a competitive compensation structure ranging from $24.50 to $65.00 per hour, depending on certifications and experience
Responsibilities
Lead complex mechanical and electrical troubleshooting for AV powertrain, braking, suspension, high-voltage, and advanced sensor systems
Diagnose, repair, and validate faults in CAN/LIN networks, AV compute hardware, and vehicle control modules
Perform root-cause analysis and resolve recurring technical issues across the fleet
Develop and implement technical repair procedures and best practices
Conduct precise calibrations and verification of LiDAR, radar, camera arrays, GPS units, IMUs, and perception systems
Lead advanced diagnostics, repairs, calibrations, and system integrations on autonomous vehicles, providing technical leadership and mentorship to AV technicians.
Compensation
Hourly Pay Range is $33.00 to $55.00 based on skills, experience and certifications.
Responsibilities
Lead complex mechanical and electrical troubleshooting for AV powertrain, braking, suspension, high-voltage, and advanced sensor systems.
Diagnose, repair, and validate faults in CAN/LIN networks, AV compute hardware, and vehicle control modules.
Perform root-cause analysis and resolve recurring technical issues across the fleet.
Develop and implement technical repair procedures and best practices.
Conduct precise calibrations and verification of LiDAR, radar, camera arrays, GPS units, IMUs, and perception systems.
Experienced licensed Automotive Service Technician to perform field service, diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs on light-duty vehicles and pickup trucks in mining environments.
Compensation
Base Rate: $55.00/hr. OT: After 8 hours daily, paid at $82.50/hr. Schedule: 14X14 - 12-hour days Shift Premium: $1.25/hr. Night shift premium
Responsibilities
Inspect, troubleshoot, diagnose, maintain, and repair light-duty vehicles operating on mine sites
Perform maintenance and repairs on pickup trucks, service vehicles, and other light-duty fleet vehicles used in mining operations.
Diagnose mechanical, electrical, steering, suspension, brake, drivetrain, and other vehicle system issues.
Perform scheduled maintenance, preventive maintenance, breakdown repairs, and unscheduled repairs.
Use computerized diagnostic software, scan tools, testing equipment, and technical information to identify required repairs.
Requirements
Valid provincial trade certification as an Automotive Service Technician
Nice to have: Red Seal Automotive Service Technician certification
Nice to have: Experience with Ford, GMC, and Chevy
Nice to have: Experience in mining or industrial environments
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Responsibilities
Perform routine maintenance services such as oil changes, tire rotations, fluid flushes, and filter replacements
Assist with comprehensive vehicle inspections to identify mechanical, electrical, and maintenance needs
Complete repairs and maintenance tasks efficiently and accurately
Utilize diagnostic equipment, technical manuals, and computerized systems to diagnose and troubleshoot automotive problems
Ensure all repair and maintenance work meets manufacturer specifications and industry standards
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Responsibilities
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Complete repairs and maintenance tasks efficiently and accurately, including engine repairs, brake repairs, suspension repairs, and other mechanical services
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Ensure all repair and maintenance work meets manufacturer specifications and industry standards for quality and safety
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