

Provides non‑hazardous solid & liquid waste management, soil remediation and recycling services across North America.
Safely operate, repair, rebuild, and maintain company-owned or leased heavy‑duty diesel trucks and equipment, including rolling stock, to ensure reliable operation. The position offers a starting pay of up to $32 per hour, with increases based on experience and qualifications, and a regular shift of 7 am‑5 pm, Monday through Friday. Overtime is available after 40 hours, and a comprehensive benefits package includes paid time off, relocation assistance, tool allowances, boot reimbursement, 401(k) after six months, and health benefits after 60 days.
The role requires diagnosing and fixing operational issues, maintaining various diesel, CNG, gas, and electric equipment, and completing required documentation such as reports, work orders, and parts requests. Planning and scheduling repairs using the M5 planner, ensuring safety compliance, and keeping a clean work environment are also essential responsibilities.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED (technical diploma preferred) and at least one year of diesel mechanic experience. Familiarity with diagnostic software, basic computer skills, and the ability to meet safety‑sensitive criteria are required. Strong communication, the ability to follow detailed instructions, and physical capability to perform all job tasks are also necessary.
The position involves a range of physical demands, including standing, walking, lifting up to 100 lb, and continuous visual focus. Working conditions often include exposure to loud noise, extreme temperatures, vibrations, and hazardous chemicals, with occasional work at heights in precarious locations.
GFL is an equal‑opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion, offering a supportive environment where employees can grow personally and professionally. The company emphasizes safety, sustainability, and teamwork, encouraging employees to develop new skills, advance their careers, and make a positive environmental impact.