Journeyman Automotive Technician

Do you like the great outdoors?  Camping, Hunting, Fishing? You don't have to wait until your retired you may just need a change of scenery. 

Prince Albert Toyota is growing again and we an immediate opening for an experienced Journeyman Automotive Technician.  SGI accreditation is an asset but not a requirement.  The successful candidate will be required to hold a valid class 5 drivers license, have their own tools (a tool box will be provided), and a great attitude!  

If you would like to work in an award winning service department with a state of the art facility and a great team, we may be the perfect fit for you. 

We pay top wages with semi annual bonuses and have a great benefit package.  

We're looking forward to meeting you

Core Responsibilities 

• Diagnostics: Use advanced scan tools and computerized diagnostic equipment to accurately identify mechanical and electrical malfunctions.


• Repairs: Perform component-level and system-wide repairs on engines, transmissions, steering, suspension, brakes, and exhaust systems.


• Preventative Maintenance: Execute standard servicing like oil changes, fluid flushes, tire rotations, and wheel alignments.


• Quality Assurance: Road-test vehicles and adjust repaired systems to guarantee they meet or exceed factory performance specifications.


• Documentation: Keep accurate records of labor hours, parts used, and inspection findings for service advisors and customers.


• Mentorship: Guide and oversee junior apprentices while maintaining a clean, safe, and compliant work environment

Qualifications & Requirements

• Certification: Hold a Journeyman certification or an Interprovincial Red Seal in the Automotive Service Technician trade.


• Tools: Possess a comprehensive, professional set of automotive hand tools.


• Physical & Technical Skills: The ability to lift heavy parts, use complex heavy equipment (like hoists), and interpret technical service manuals and wiring diagrams.


• Licensing: A valid driver's license (e.g., a Saskatchewan Class 5) with a clean abstract