Company Description High Torque Industries is a Calgary-based, locally owned company specializing in mobile mechanic services, fleet management and maintenance, and comprehensive vehicle care solutions. The company focuses on helping businesses reduce vehicle downtime and avoid the inconvenience of traditional repair shops by bringing certified technicians directly to offices, job sites, and fleet locations. Services range from on-site maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs to mobile glass services, mobile detailing, and professional detailing at the High Torque Detail Garage in downtown Calgary. High Torque supports both light-duty commercial fleets and personal vehicles, offering proactive, subscription-based fleet management with scheduled servicing, GPS monitoring, and maintenance tracking. Proudly serving Calgary, surrounding communities, and fleet clients throughout Alberta, High Torque promotes “Work Worth Trusting. Teams Worth Joining.”
Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Automotive Service Technician role based in Calgary, AB. The Automotive Service Technician will perform routine vehicle maintenance, including oil changes, tire rotations, fluid checks, and safety inspections on commercial fleet and personal vehicles. Day-to-day work includes diagnosing mechanical issues, completing repairs on braking and suspension systems, and ensuring vehicles meet company and regulatory standards. The technician will maintain accurate service records, communicate clearly with the service team and clients about repair needs and timelines, and follow all safety procedures and quality standards. The role may involve working at customer locations across Calgary and nearby areas, supporting mobile service operations as needed.
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess strong skills in Vehicle Maintenance and routine services such as Oil Changes.
- Candidates should possess robust Automotive Repair and general Maintenance & Repair skills.
- Candidates should possess specific technical skills related to Suspension systems and associated components.
- Relevant technical training or certification in automotive service (e.g., journeyperson or apprentice status, trade school diploma) is beneficial.
- Experience working with commercial fleets or light-duty trucks is an asset.
- Ability to use diagnostic tools, read service manuals, and follow repair procedures accurately.
- Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record and the ability to travel to customer sites in the Calgary area.
- Strong attention to detail, commitment to safety, and capacity to work independently and as part of a team in varying field conditions.
