Mechanic Exam - Application Form
Each application is to be submitted with a payment of $150.00 plus GST/HST.
Qualification Criteria
(1) Certified Utility Fleet Mechanic
(2) Certified Utility Fleet Mechanical Associate
To qualify for Certification (1a)
(A)Hold a Provincial Mechanics License (or equivalent) in Automotive, Truck and Coach, HD Equipment, Millwright or Agricultural and further have a minimum of two years dedicated practical experience on utility type of equipment.
(B)Complete the standards and structures portion of the Utility Mechanics Training program and Pass the written test.
To qualify for Certification (1b)
(A)In the absence of possessing a valid mechanic license (or equivalent) the applicant must have 5 years’ experience actively servicing, inspecting and repairing utility type of equipment.
(B)Complete the standards and structures portion of the Utility Mechanics Training program and Pass the written test.
To qualify for Certification (2)
(A)Have 2 years non practical experience in the Utility Industry such as Service Manager, Service Writer or related experience
(B)Complete the standards and structures portion of the Utility Mechanics Training program and Pass the written test.
Applications for examination will require photocopies of valid mechanic licenses OR Engineering Degree / Technologist Degree and a letter from the applicant’s employer, attesting to the industry experience. Any detected falsifications submitted will result in the applicant being declared ineligible until such time as approval is granted by the “Canadian Utility Fleet Council Steering Committee”.
Each application is to be submitted with a payment of $100.00 plus GST/HST, made payable to Canadian Utility Fleet Council.
Qualification Criteria
A) Hold a valid Provincial Mechanic’s License (or equivalent) in automotive, truck and coach or heavy duty equipment, and further, have a minimum, of two years dedicated practical experience on utility type equipment.
B) In the absence of possessing a valid mechanic license (or equivalent), the applicant must, at minimum, have 5 years experience actively servicing, inspecting and repairing utility type equipment.
Applications for examination will require photocopies of valid mechanic licenses, Engineering Degree or Technologist Degree and a letter from the applicant’s employer, attesting to the industry experience, including the completion and sign off of tasks indicated with a criticality of three or higher in the “Utility Fleet Mechanic Learning Guide”. Any detected falsifications submitted will result in the applicant being declared ineligible until such time as approval is granted by the “Canadian Utility Fleet Council Steering Committee”.