Licensed Mechanic

About CSN Collision

CSN Collision is one of North America's leading collision repair networks, with over 400 locations across Canada, the United States, and Italy. In addition to supporting our franchise network, we operate a growing group of corporate-owned collision repair centres across Ontario, delivering safe, high-quality vehicle repairs and an exceptional customer experience.

As one of the fastest-growing collision repair organizations in the industry, we are committed to operational excellence, innovation, and investing in our people. Our success is driven by talented team members who are passionate about quality, collaboration, and helping customers get back on the road with confidence.

 Job Summary

We are seeking a Licensed Automotive Service Technician (310S) to join one of our busy collision repair facilities. This role is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and servicing mechanical components on vehicles that have been involved in collisions, ensuring all repairs meet manufacturer specifications and safety standards.

The successful candidate is a skilled technician who enjoys problem-solving, takes pride in quality workmanship, and works collaboratively with estimators, body technicians, painters, and production staff to ensure vehicles are safely restored and delivered on time.

Primary Objectives

·         Diagnose and repair mechanical issues resulting from collision damage.

·         Complete mechanical repairs efficiently while maintaining the highest quality and safety standards.

·         Support the production team by ensuring vehicles are mechanically roadworthy prior to delivery.

·         Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.

·         Diagnose mechanical, electrical, steering, suspension, braking, driveline, cooling, HVAC, and engine-related concerns.

·         Perform mechanical repairs on collision-damaged vehicles according to OEM repair procedures.

·         Remove and reinstall mechanical components as required to support body repairs.

·         Conduct suspension, steering, and alignment inspections and repairs.

·         Perform vehicle diagnostics using manufacturer and aftermarket scan tools.

·         Complete pre- and post-repair vehicle scans when required.

·         Perform wheel alignments or prepare vehicles for alignment services.

·         Test drive vehicles before and after repairs to verify quality and proper operation.

·         Identify additional mechanical damage and communicate findings to the estimator or production team.

·         Work closely with body technicians and production staff to ensure repairs are completed efficiently.

·         Maintain accurate repair documentation and complete work orders.

·         Ensure all repairs comply with manufacturer specifications, company standards, and provincial safety regulations.

·         Maintain tools and equipment in good working condition.

·         Follow all Health & Safety policies, procedures, and safe work practices.

·         Participate in training to stay current with evolving vehicle technologies and repair procedures.