Mobile Service Technician : 4 Month Contract - Multi-Site: BRAMPTON, ETOBICOKE & MISSISSAUGA

Are you someone who thrives on helping others succeed, enjoys making an impact, and takes pride in guiding customers to the right solutions for their projects? If you’re also naturally curious and eager to keep learning, consider starting or growing your career with us at The Home Depot.

Mobile Service Technician - 4 Month Contract
  • Multi-Site: BRAMPTON, ETOBICOKE & MISSISSAUGA
  • Pay Range: $26 - $28
Certifications:
  • ​Valid Driver’s License for the province you reside in and good driving record
Role Focus: You will act as a subject matter expert for large equipment operation, preventative maintenance, and minor repairs.

Technical Expectations: The role requires hands-on mechanical aptitude regarding engines, hydraulics, and electrical systems, as well as the ability to interpret technical manuals and ensure fleet compliance with Ministry of Transportation (MTO) regulations.

Customer & Operational Support: Beyond technical repairs, you will be expected to provide high-quality customer service, assist with equipment logistics (deliveries/pick-ups), and maintain accurate documentation (work orders and electronic logs).

Position Overview:

The Mobile Service Technician (MST) serves as the subject matter experts in large equipment (LE) operation and minor repairs, the Large Equipment Field Technicians (LRTs & MSTs) are responsible for ensuring LE operational rental readiness, providing LE technical expertise to customers and TRC associates, and performing general maintenance and minor repairs of assigned rental fleet. Field technicians must plan and coordinate their day by balancing the prioritization of rental business objectives, TRC location’s LE maintenance and repair needs, and customer’s service demands, while executing on the processes, behaviors, and expectations for meeting rental standards and customer’s needs. The MST must uphold The Home Depot’s core values and project a positive image.

While maintaining a high level of professionalism, following The Home Depot’s safety policies and procedures are critical to performing their role as Mobile Service Technician. Each associate has the responsibility of providing a safe working environment by following all safety policies & standards.

Key Responsibilities:

Preventative Maintenance and Repairs

  • Inspect equipment for rental readiness and safe operation. Maintain Tool Rental Centre (TRC) Large Equipment (LE) parking lot standards and ensure there are 3 points of security on all towable equipment.
  • Complete preventative maintenance/inspections and minor repairs according to Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specifications for LE fleet in assigned stores and customer job sites.
  • Perform select repairs on equipment and order parts as needed. Ensure work orders are completed in D365 with notes, including parts and repair information. Ensure fleet inventory accuracy and GPS system is operational.

Daily responsibilities and expectations

  • MSTs are responsible for fostering a culture of customer service & support and should GET involved with store TRC associates to provide the solutions our rental customers need to successfully complete their projects.
  • Maintains accurate parts inventory in vehicle and/or shop location.
  • Assist with equipment deliveries and pick-ups as required.
  • Deploys new equipment to store locations, including performing pre-delivery inspections (PDI), delivering to the store, and training store associates on LE rental process.
  • Communicate clearly, both verbal and written, partnering with store TRC associates, teammates, and customers.
  • Assist with turn guides and check in/out process for store TRC associates. Provide support throughout the rental period for customers and rental associates.
  • Respond to customer service calls by responding to emails with relevant status updates, coordinating with customer on facilitating repair, and arriving on-site within 24 hours.

Documentation

  • Maintain vehicle compliance in accordance with company, provincial regulations, and Ministry of Transportation guidelines and maintain & certify accurate Electronic Logging Device (ELD - Samsara), Hours of Service (HOS) driver logs/vehicle inspections and vehicle documentation.
  • Review open work orders and follow-up with parts department to request status updates on parts requests that have been pending for over five days.
  • Utilize Equipment Report, Rental Service Needed Tickets, and upcoming calls (PMs, store/lift Inspections, safety campaigns/bulletins) to coordinate daily action plan and service strategy with Lead Rental Technician (LRT) as needed.

Safety compliance

  • Work in accordance with all safety p
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