Shop Helper

Role overview

This position is a practical, hands-on opportunity for someone who enjoys mechanical work and wants to build technical skills while growing within a well-established vehicle maintenance environment. Prior experience is not necessary. The role supports repair shop staff, offers exposure to shop operations, and includes room for advancement. Candidates with either entry-level interest or prior vehicle-repair experience may be considered.

You will work with proprietary tools and systems to help inspect and maintain field vehicles. The company supports employees with the resources and training needed to succeed and develop over time.

Primary duties

• Assist in mounting, balancing, and removing tires using specialized equipment.
• Handle battery maintenance and recycling tasks.
• Keep the workspace orderly and clean.
• Operate equipment to resurface brake rotors and drums.
• Help rebuild trailer parts, including brake assemblies and equalizers.
• Support shop technicians and other team members as needed.
• Be forklift certified.

Minimum qualifications

• A valid driver’s license is required.
• The ability to maintain a clean driving record is required.

Benefits and growth

The role comes with a strong emphasis on wellness, training, and long-term career development. The employer offers structured technical learning, including Ford and GMC training classes, plus a tool purchase program.

• Paid holidays, vacation time, and sick leave, where eligible.
• Job stability.
• Gym reimbursement, where eligible.
• Advancement opportunities.
• On-the-job learning and training.
• Full benefits package, where eligible.
• RRSP payroll deduction plan.
• Deferred profit-sharing plan, where eligible.
• Employee assistance support through the You Matter Program.
• Mindset app access.
• Wellness programs.
• Discounts on Apple products, Dell computers, hotel stays, and more.
• $100 hiring bonus.
• Hands-on working interview with pay on the same day.
• “Hire fast, pay fast” hiring approach.

Work conditions

The job may involve moderate risk or discomfort, so safety precautions are important. You may work near moving parts, machinery, fumes, or chemicals, and may need protective gear such as masks, goggles, gloves, or shields.

Physical requirements

This role can be physically demanding. It may involve extended periods of time indoors and outdoors, staying in one place for long stretches, moving around work areas, reaching for tools, and lifting at least 50 lbs with or without assistance.