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Immiland Canada

Truck Mechanic – Alignment Specialist.

Across CanadaOnsite · Canada
Full Time · External
POSTED 14 OCT
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Responsibilities :

Perform complete vehicle alignments on tractors, straight trucks, trailers, and buses using the Bee Line laser alignment system or Hunter alignment equipment.

Measure, diagnose, and correct critical alignment angles, including toe, camber, caster, thrust angle, axle parallelism, and perpendicularity to the vehicle centerline.

Inspect steering, suspension, and front-end components to identify worn, damaged, or defective parts that may affect alignment accuracy.

Repair and replace steering, suspension, and front-end components as required before performing a valid alignment.

Identify additional mechanical issues and communicate required repairs to the service advisor.

Conduct road tests and operate trucks to evaluate vehicle tracking, steering performance, and alignment results.

Diagnose uneven tire wear, pulling, handling issues, and other symptoms related to improper alignment.

Use specialized tools and equipment to perform accurate measurements and adjustments.

Verify alignment results and ensure all work meets safety standards and manufacturer specifications.

Maintain accurate service records and follow workshop safety procedures.

Requirements :

4–5 years of hands-on experience performing wheel alignments on heavy-duty commercial trucks.

Proven experience using laser alignment systems, specifically Bee Line or Hunter.

Strong knowledge of truck front-end mechanics, steering systems, and suspension components.

Practical experience repairing and replacing steering and suspension parts.

Knowledge of alignment geometry, including toe, camber, caster, thrust angle, axle parallelism, and perpendicularity.

Ability to diagnose alignment-related issues and determine when mechanical repairs are required before alignment.

Ability to drive and road-test commercial trucks to assess handling and alignment performance.

Strong troubleshooting skills, attention to detail, and commitment to workplace safety.

Ability to communicate effectively in English and understand technical instructions.

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