Job Summary

Advatek Systems is a Maritime-based systems integrator with a primary focus on Weigh Scale technology and Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) systems. Since 1987, Advatek Systems has been based out of Moncton, NB while supporting a customer base across the Maritime provinces. We provide the right mix of equipment, software, technical services, and the expertise to craft a tailored solution to fulfill industry-specific business requirements. Advatek has been a key partner to many of Atlantic Canada’s industry leaders in manufacturing, food production, lumber, aqua-farming, municipal and provincial governments as well as healthcare.

We are currently seeking a Junior Scale Technician to join our team out of our Dieppe, NB office. This is an entry-level role designed for someone with an electronics, electrical, or mechanical trade background who is ready to learn the specialized world of weigh scale technology. Working alongside experienced technicians, you will learn to install, service, troubleshoot, and calibrate weighing equipment used across the Maritimes. Through a structured 12-week onboarding program you will work toward your first Measurement Canada accreditation, then continue building your skills and earning additional accreditations (with pay increases tied to each) over your first one to three years. This is a permanent, full-time position reporting to the General Manager.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Complete a structured 12-week onboarding program covering safety, scale components and terminology, calibration, and legal-for-trade requirements

• Assemble, install, set up, and calibrate bench and floor scales in the shop and at customer sites, initially under the guidance and sign-off of a senior technician

• Service, troubleshoot, and repair weighing equipment (load cells, indicators, junction boxes, and associated wiring), diagnosing both electrical and mechanical faults

• Prepare scales for Measurement Canada inspection and accurately complete calibration certificates, test weight correlation forms, and product test sheets

• Achieve Measurement Canada accreditation for bench and floor scales (MC 3-10) within the first three months

• Shadow and assist senior technicians on truck scale, industrial, and systems service calls and installation projects

• Progress to solo service calls (calibration checks, diagnostics, and routine maintenance) as skills and accreditations are signed off

• Install and support label printers and related data capture systems

• Communicate with customers in a professional manner about the work performed and system functions

• Complete all daily, weekly, and monthly paperwork, service reports, and documentation as required

• Understand, adhere to, and promote environmental health & safety practices

• Keep company vehicle, tools, and equipment organized and well maintained

• All other duties as assigned by management

Job Summary

Advatek Systems is a Maritime-based systems integrator with a primary focus on Weigh Scale technology and Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) systems. Since 1987, Advatek Systems has been based out of Moncton, NB while supporting a customer base across the Maritime provinces. We provide the right mix of equipment, software, technical services, and the expertise to craft a tailored solution to fulfill industry-specific business requirements. Advatek has been a key partner to many of Atlantic Canada’s industry leaders in manufacturing, food production, lumber, aqua-farming, municipal and provincial governments as well as healthcare.

We are currently seeking a Truck Scale Technician to join our team out of our Dieppe, NB office. You will be servicing, troubleshooting, calibrating, and installing truck scales in a variety of environments across the Maritimes. The key components of the truck scale technician are to both work on the scale hardware and technology while operating a heavy-duty weight truck and hydraulic boom lift. This is a permanent, full-time position reporting to the Operations Manager.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Lead truck scale installation projects; direct other team members, communicate with customer, coordinate with other trades as needed and be accountable for the end project

• Installation of truck scale systems (equipment, accessories, and associated wiring)

• Service and repair Advatek-installed and others-installed truck scales

• Calibrate and certify truck scale systems per manufacturers specifications and Measurement Canada standards

• Maintain appropriate Measurement Canada Truck Scale service technician accreditation

• Complete systems documentation; commissioning reports, as-builts, etc.

• Communicate with the customers about the system specifications and functions

• Complete all daily, weekly, and monthly paperwork as required

• Attend service calls to troubleshoot systems for customers – diagnosis of problems and implementation of solutions

• Understand, adhere to, and promote environmental health & safety practices

• Job planning according to desired timelines, including the dissection of blueprints from designers

• Outgoing, professional, and friendly personality with the ability to liaise with customers

• Highly organized and self-motivated, requiring little supervision

• Strong manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination

• Operate heavy duty truck weight truck with hydraulic boom

• All other duties as assigned by management

Knowledge and Experience

• 5+ years' experience in the weigh scale industry

• Measurement Canada accreditation considered an asset

• 5+ years’ experience in operating heavy duty equipment with appropriate licensing

• Ability to test, analyze, troubleshoot, and resolve complex issues

• Ability to manage workload and to ensure that jobs are completed on time and on budget.

• Bilingual in French and English considered an asset but not required

• Preference will be given to those who have experience with the following Manufacturers:

  • Mettler Toledo

  • Rice Lake

  • Weigh-tronix

Additional Requirements

• Valid Class 3 driver’s license

• Experience operating a hydraulic boom

• Knowledge of low voltage industrial control systems an asset

• Previously accredited as a recognized Measurement Canada Technician considered an asset

• Ability to pass a criminal record check and carry a government security clearance

Compensation and Benefits

• Competitive compensation based on experience and skill level

• 50% employer paid comprehensive group benefits (health, dental, vision, insurance)

• Employee & Family Assistance Program (EFAP)

• Paid travel and accommodation, including meal allowances as required

• Group Savings Plan (RRSP) with Company Matching (DPSP)