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Industrial Mechanic

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Keeping equipment running safely and smoothly

Industrial mechanics install, maintain, and repair mechanical equipment in accordance with building codes, blueprints, standards and practices.

They recommend major repairs, as well as design and implement preventative maintenance programs, and provide input on renewing or replacing equipment and systems.

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Compensation

$45.57 - $49.19 per hour

Other benefits

Union

Alberta Union of Provincial Employees General Support Services (AUPE GSS)

Education

Journeyman industrial mechanic certificate

Registration

Not required

Duties

  • Install, maintain, balance, test, troubleshoot and repair all rotating and rolling stock equipment
  • Recommend major repairs, as well as design and implement preventative maintenance
  • Provide input regarding renewal and/or preventative maintenance
  • Ensure adequate material and parts are on hand

Make a Difference

  • Ensure facilities, renovations, and additions are structurally sound and safe for use
  • Make certain that industrial systems in health care facilities are operating safely, efficiently, and are maintained in accordance with prescribed standards
  • Perform preventative maintenance to keep facilities and equipment safe and functional
  • Make recommendations based on your field of expertise

Work Collaboratively

  • Work in close association with other tradespeople such as machinists, instrument mechanics, and electricians
  • May also assign work and train non-journeyman workers assigned to assist with projects
  • Work in different facilities including hospitals, medical centres and specialty institutions

Grow Your Career

  • Additional training and education
  • Healthcare leadership and management
  • Health system administration

Additional Information

To learn more about a career as an industrial mechanic in our province visit Alberta Learning Information Services (ALIS).