Mechanical recruitment
Passionate workers who are hard to find.
Whether your worker is at the service desk or in the garage, every hire counts. You need people you can trust with the safety of vehicles on the road.
Certifications
We know what hiring a mechanic requires before we even start searching. You don't waste time explaining the trade.
Fast turnaround
When a technician leaves, every day counts. We take every request seriously.Proactive recruitment
Good mechanics are already employed. We find them, present your opportunity, and introduce them to you.
The problem isn't that there aren't enough candidates on the market.
Certified
Conscientious
Reliable
In short, your challenge is that the good workers don't apply.
Why do garages do their mechanical recruitment with us?
- We know the industry. With over 100 placements in mechanics, we know how to recognize a good worker.
- Our teams position every offer according to the market. Salaries, conditions, competition. With us, they get the full picture.
- They have a recruiter dedicated to their mandate. SMS, phone, video call; always available when they need it.
- We speak the language of the industry. That of head mechanics as well as parts clerks.
We don't just hire mechanics, we can also find you:

Heavy vehicle mechanic

Service advisor

Body shop technician

Head mechanic

Automotive mechanic

Heavy machinery mechanic

Parts clerk
Hire your garage workers risk-free
- Payable only if there are results
- Placement guarantee
- Non-exclusive headhunting


Frequently asked questions
Why is mechanical recruitment more difficult than in other sectors?
What are the certifications in mechanics in Quebec and which ones matter?
What is the difference between a heavy vehicle mechanic and a heavy machinery mechanic?
These are two distinct specialties despite a similar name. A heavy vehicle mechanic works primarily on trucks, buses, and all heavy road vehicles. They are found mainly in transportation companies, delivery fleets, and shops specialized in commercial vehicles. A heavy machinery mechanic, on the other hand, maintains and repairs job site equipment such as excavators, mechanical shovels, graders, and bulldozers. Their work environment is construction. The skills partially overlap, but the equipment, environments, and employers are completely different.
To recruit a body shop technician, how do you evaluate their skills before hiring?
A good body shop technician is first recognized by the way they talk about their trade. If they master the technical terminology, can explain their work method on a complex repair, and their resume shows varied experience, that is already a good sign. Our recruiters know the industry vocabulary and can tell a solid candidate from one who simply interviews well. After that, real skills are validated in the field. A trial day remains one of the best ways to confirm work quality. And if something goes wrong after hiring, our 3-month replacement guarantee covers all risks.
Why hire a headhunter for a common role in mechanics?
Other questions?
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