Tire Technician

Open full-time Tire Technician vacancy in Calgary, Alberta with MaViAl Sp. z o.o. Base pay is CAD 25.00 gross per hour.The role covers passenger and light-truck tire service: remove and install wheels and tires; inspect tread, sidewalls, beads and visible damage; mount and dismount tires using approved equipment; balance assemblies; check and adjust inflation to specification; apply correct wheel-torque procedures; support puncture inspection and repair where permitted by the shop; handle TPMS sensors and relearn/reset procedures where assigned; label and store seasonal tire sets; and maintain an organized service bay.This vacancy aligns with NOC 74203 — Automotive and heavy truck and equipment parts installers and servicers. Job Bank reports a Calgary Region wage range of CAD 17.00–40.87/hour with a median of CAD 21.00/hour. A current Calgary full-time Tire Technician posting dated July 9, 2026 advertises CAD 22.00–25.00/hour.Job Bank states that some secondary school is usually required and several weeks of on-the-job training are usually required for NOC 74203. This vacancy is limited to tire-service duties. Alberta Automotive Service Technician is a compulsory-certification trade for defined restricted activities; any work extending into those restricted activities must be assigned only in compliance with Alberta trade rules.Alberta OHS tire-servicing rules require a competent worker to service, inspect, disassemble and reassemble tire and wheel assemblies according to manufacturer specifications. Manufacturer service manuals must be available. Split-rim or locking-ring assemblies may be inflated only with the required cage or equivalent restraint and containment.Full-time employment. Exact weekly hours and shift pattern are confirmed in the written offer. Alberta's general overtime rule is the 8/44 rule: overtime is calculated on hours over 8 in a day or 44 in a week, whichever is greater, subject to applicable exceptions or agreements.Work location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Canadian work authorization must be confirmed before work begins. A Polish employment contract, delegation document or PL-CAN01 social-security certificate does not itself authorize work in Canada. Apply only through the official OpeningsHub profile.