Trailer Technician/Apprentice

Transportation Equipment Network (TEN) is proud to be the North American leader in transportation equipment and solutions.

We’re full-service and fully loaded with an industry-leading diverse fleet of over 80,000 trailers and a support network of 240 service bays, 118 mobile service trucks, and 430+ skilled mechanics.

Equipped with decades of knowledge and experience, incredible customer track records, and a sharp perspective on the future of the industry, TEN offers full-service trailer solutions that keep businesses moving forward.

Across North America, our growing team of over 1,000 dedicated professionals are creating exceptional experiences at every step.

As a part of our comprehensive offerings, we provide trailer leasing, rental options, sales, and storage solutions.

Our proficient technicians, equipped with extensive expertise, perform top-tier service, maintenance, and repairs in our state-of-the-art facilities.

Additionally, we also offer 24/7 roadside assistance, guaranteeing prompt support whenever it’s required.

We believe in rewarding our employees for their exceptional skills and dedication.

That's why we offer our employees a range of attractive benefits that set us apart from the rest:

• Technicians are eligible for a signing bonus of $2,500.
• We provide above average pay rates with above mark afternoon shift premium.
• Paid Vacation and an additional 5 Personal Days.
• $300 Boot Allowance and $500 Tool Allowance Annually.
• Prescription safety glasses program.
• Company provided Shop Coveralls and PPE.
• Employer paid benefits package that goes beyond the basics, with up to $500 Healthcare Spending Account and EAP Program.
• Pension plan with matching.
• Recognition programs and awards.
• Opportunities for growth and development.

As a Trailer Technician at our Mississauga branch, you’ll be performing the following duties:

• Conduct thorough inspections of trailers to identify any maintenance or repair needs.
• Perform routine maintenance tasks, such as lubricating moving parts, replacing worn-out components, and adjusting brakes and suspension systems.
• Diagnose and troubleshoot trailer issues using appropriate diagnostic tools and techniques.
• Repair or replace damaged or faulty trailer parts, including electrical systems, tires, brakes, lights, couplers, and axles.