technicien(ne) d’atelier/Workshop Technician

About the Role

The Technician is responsible for troubleshooting, repairing and maintaining the mechanical and/or electrical components of mining equipment and related operational parts, in accordance with defined specifications. Key duties include following the scope of work within time constraints to meet delivery targets, inspecting equipment to ensure proper operation, adjusting and repairing or replacing defective components, and verifying that repaired equipment meets original manufacturing specifications. The role also requires compiling estimates for parts and labour, communicating additional repairs to the supervisor, accurately completing time sheets, technical and failure reports, and maintaining strong relationships with workshop staff and internal and external customers. Health, safety and environmental responsibilities involve adhering to company and regulatory safety policies, identifying and reporting hazardous work habits or incidents, performing a “Take 5” risk assessment before each task, maintaining tools and equipment, keeping the workplace orderly, attending HSE training and wearing the required personal protective equipment. • Diagnose, troubleshoot and repair mechanical and electrical issues on mining equipment. • Inspect equipment, adjust, replace components, and verify functionality per original specifications. • Prepare accurate time sheets, technical reports, failure reports and parts lists. • Communicate repair estimates and additional work to the supervisor; maintain good relationships with workshop staff and internal/external customers. • Follow safety policies: conduct “Take 5” risk assessments, report hazards, maintain tools, keep work area orderly, wear required PPE and attend HSE training.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸mechanical repair
• ▸electrical repair
• ▸equipment inspection
• ▸technical reporting
• ▸repair estimates
• ▸safety compliance

What You Bring

Candidates must hold a relevant diploma or certificate (mechanical/electrical) or possess equivalent heavy‑equipment experience, with three to five years of mining‑equipment background. Preferred experience includes prior work with Sandvik products, the ability to read hydraulic and electrical schematics, strong diagnostic skills, effective written and verbal communication, proficiency with Microsoft Office and flexibility to work varied schedules. • Read hydraulic and electrical schematics; possess 3–5 years of heavy‑equipment experience, preferably with Sandvik products. • Strong written and verbal communication; proficient with Microsoft Office; flexible to varied work schedules.

Requirements

• ▸hydraulic schematics
• ▸electrical schematics
• ▸3-5 years
• ▸sandvik
• ▸microsoft office
• ▸diploma

Benefits

Sandvik Mining is seeking a Workshop Technician for its Val‑d’Or location in Québec. The company offers a world of possibilities, a global network and opportunities for personal growth and recognition of performance. In return, Sandvik offers the opportunity to impact division performance, join an ambitious industry‑leading team, reach full potential through continuous training, and receive a competitive compensation package with comprehensive benefits, a matched retirement plan, and health, dental, life and disability coverage. The company’s culture is built on core values that guide daily actions, promotes open idea sharing, innovation, diversity and inclusion, and supports authentic expression at work. An agile, customer‑focused decision‑making process empowers employees with robust performance management and clear career growth paths. • Receive competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, retirement matching, and continuous training and development opportunities. • Join a diverse, inclusive, innovative team with career growth and impact on company performance.

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