Southern California, Arizona, and New Mexico's Premier Truck Dealer Group
Montebello, CA
Inland, an industry-leading group of heavy truck and equipment dealerships, has a workforce of over 1,800 employees across 44 locations throughout North America. With 75 years of experience and a reinvestment of $85 million into the company, Inland is committed to expanding its operations and seeking new talent.
On-site · Edmonton
The technician is responsible for performing efficient and accurate vehicle repairs and maintenance in accordance with factory standards. They must also oversee apprentices, test equipment for performance, and ensure all service documentation is completed correctly.
On-site · Burnaby
The Intermediate Accountant assists with monthly, quarterly, and yearly accounting activities to ensure the accuracy of financial records and reports. Responsibilities include preparing financial statements, performing account analyses, and collaborating with various departments on tax compliance and inventory variance resolution.
On-site · Prince George
The Service Advisor manages the end-to-end service process, including scheduling appointments, providing estimates, and maintaining clear communication with customers. They are responsible for advising customers on vehicle care and ensuring all service operations comply with safety and regulatory standards.
On-site · Williams Lake
The Parts Counterperson is responsible for assisting customers and technicians in obtaining parts while achieving sales targets. They must also manage inventory, process invoices, and document shipping and receiving activities.
On-site · Leduc
The Parts Driver is responsible for the timely pick-up and delivery of parts and equipment while maintaining accurate documentation. Additionally, the role involves assisting with shipping, receiving, and general organizational maintenance of the shop and lot.
On-site · Terrace
The Service Advisor manages the end-to-end service process, including scheduling appointments, providing estimates, and maintaining clear communication with customers. They are responsible for advising on vehicle care and ensuring all service operations comply with safety and regulatory standards.
On-site · Houston
The technician is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining diesel engine industrial trucks according to factory specifications. They must document all work performed, communicate with the parts department, and ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
On-site · Edmonton
The Parts Apprentice assists customers and technicians in procuring parts while fulfilling apprenticeship training requirements. Responsibilities include managing inventory, processing sales invoices, and maintaining a clean warehouse environment.
On-site · Edmonton
The Parts Driver is responsible for the timely pick-up and delivery of parts and equipment within the Edmonton East area. Additionally, the role involves supporting the store with shipping, receiving, and maintaining the cleanliness of the shop and lot.
On-site · Leduc
The Wash Bay Attendant is responsible for operating the wash bay facility and ensuring customer vehicles are cleaned, washed, and dried after service. They must maintain a tidy work area and follow all safety practices while handling various types of vehicles.
On-site · Edmonton
The technician is responsible for performing efficient and accurate vehicle repairs and maintenance in accordance with factory standards. They must also oversee the work of assigned apprentices and ensure all equipment meets manufacturer specifications and safety regulations.
On-site · Estevan
The technician is responsible for diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing commercial trucks, including engines, hydraulic, and electrical systems. They must document all work performed and ensure repairs meet dealership and factory quality standards.
On-site · Edmonton
The Corporate Manager is responsible for overseeing sales, rental operations, and financial performance across all Inland Lease & Rental Canada locations. This role involves leading sales teams, managing client relations, and ensuring profitability through effective asset and contract management.
On-site · Winnipeg
Sell heavy truck parts and accessories to new and existing customers while developing account sales and profitability across an assigned territory. Conduct customer visits and cold calls, promote products, provide customer support, monitor account needs, and report sales activity and expenses.
On-site · Leduc
The Warranty Administrator is responsible for interpreting failure reports, composing claims, and submitting them to manufacturers' warranty processing centers. They also manage warranty inquiries, track parts, and maintain accurate service records for auditing purposes.
On-site · Leduc
The Service Advisor is responsible for managing work orders, scheduling repairs, and interacting with customers to provide service updates. They also oversee parts inventory, billing, and the accurate documentation of warranty claims.
On-site · Cranbrook
The Truck & Transport Technician is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining diesel engine industrial trucks according to dealership and factory specifications. They must document all work performed, communicate with the parts department, and ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
On-site · Langley (City)
The Parts Counterperson is responsible for assisting customers and technicians in obtaining parts while meeting monthly sales targets. They must also manage inventory, process invoices, and maintain accurate documentation for shipping and receiving.
On-site · Lloydminster
The technician is responsible for performing minor maintenance, repairs, and part replacements on heavy-duty trucks according to factory standards. They must also document service activities and ensure all equipment meets manufacturer specifications and safety regulations.
On-site · Leduc
The technician is responsible for performing minor maintenance, repairs, and part replacements on heavy-duty trucks according to factory standards. They must also ensure all service documentation is accurate and that repaired equipment meets manufacturer specifications.
