Rocky Mountain Equipment (RME) is a consolidator of agriculture and construction equipment dealerships, primarily focused around the CNH brands. RME’s business employs 1000+ people directly, and serves tens of thousands more customers and their employees. Operating 45 dealerships across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba as well as serving customers radiating beyond those three provinces, RME’s is committed to providing our equipment partners with a reliable and consistent experience through each customer interaction. No matter where our customers might find themselves – from a new equipment purchase, to a service booking or part inquiry, customers know that their nearest RME location is dedicated to doing right by them. www.rockymtn.com
On-site · Linden
The Sales Consultant is responsible for developing and promoting products within a protected trade area while identifying and acquiring new customers. They will lead the entire sales process, including proposals, quotes, and the implementation of equipment solutions for clients.
On-site · Olds
The Sales Consultant is responsible for promoting and selling equipment within a protected trade area while identifying new customer prospects. They will lead the entire sales process, including proposals, quotes, and the implementation of equipment solutions to optimize customer operations.
On-site · Stettler
The Sales Consultant is responsible for developing and promoting equipment products within an assigned territory to acquire new customers. They lead the entire sales process, including proposals, quotes, and the implementation of equipment solutions to optimize customer operations.
On-site · Camrose
The Sales Consultant is responsible for developing and promoting products within an assigned territory while identifying and acquiring new customers. They lead the entire sales process, including proposals, quotes, and the implementation of equipment solutions to optimize customer operations.
On-site · Taber
The Parts Technician is responsible for selling, ordering, and receiving parts while maintaining the parts department sales area. They must also interpret technical diagrams and utilize computerized inventory systems to assist customers effectively.
On-site · Monet No. 257
The Regional Aftermarket Sales Manager is responsible for implementing business plans for parts and service departments across multiple branches to drive growth and profitability. They will lead and mentor branch managers, oversee sales performance, and ensure high levels of customer satisfaction through strategic account management.
On-site
The Sales Consultant will develop and promote products within a protected trade area while identifying and acquiring new customers. They are responsible for leading the entire sales process, including proposals, quotes, and the implementation of equipment solutions.
On-site
The Sales Consultant will develop and promote equipment products within a protected trade area while identifying and acquiring new customers. They are responsible for leading the entire sales process, including proposals, quotes, and the deployment of equipment to optimize customer operations.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Parts Sales Manager is responsible for managing supply chain processes, coordinating inventory, and ensuring customer satisfaction. They will also drive business performance by analyzing data, meeting productivity targets, and motivating the team.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Shop Foreman is responsible for supervising in-shop and field service operations, including equipment repairs, maintenance, and new equipment preparation. They ensure work orders are completed efficiently, maintain high safety and quality standards, and provide technical guidance to service technicians and apprentices.
On-site · Dauphin
The Branch Service Administrator acts as a liaison between customers and technicians, managing repair scheduling, work order documentation, and branch administrative tasks. They also provide reception support, handle financial reconciliations, and assist management with payroll and operational coordination.
On-site · Monet No. 257
The Branch Administrator provides administrative support to branch managers and handles internal and external customer service tasks. Responsibilities include greeting customers, directing calls, and performing general administrative duties to ensure branch efficiency.
On-site · Westlock
The Branch Helper is responsible for the safe loading, unloading, and movement of agricultural and construction equipment within the yard. They also manage inventory counts, maintain facility cleanliness, and provide support to sales and service departments.
On-site · Meadow Lake
Diagnose, inspect, and repair heavy equipment to ensure proper functionality and maximize uptime. Perform pre-season inspections and maintain detailed technician notes in the computer system.
On-site · Vermilion
The Shop Foreman is responsible for supervising in-shop and field service repairs of machines and equipment, ensuring jobs are completed on time and maintaining high employee morale. They also provide technical guidance to service technicians and ensure quality control checks are completed for each work order.
On-site · Yorkton
The Parts Technician is responsible for selling, ordering, and receiving parts while maintaining the parts department sales area. They must also interpret technical diagrams and utilize computerized inventory systems to assist customers effectively.
On-site · Meadow Lake
The technician is responsible for reconditioning and repairing agriculture equipment components and systems while maintaining accurate records of parts and time. They must ensure a safe work environment and maintain high levels of customer satisfaction through professional service.
On-site · Vegreville
The Agriculture Equipment Technician will recondition and repair equipment components and systems while maintaining accurate records of repairs. They will also ensure a clean and safe work area and adhere to safety standards.
On-site · Vegreville
As a Heavy Equipment Technician, you will diagnose and inspect equipment for faults, repair and adjust machinery, and ensure proper functioning of parts. You will also complete work orders and adhere to safety standards.
On-site · Vegreville
The Heavy Equipment Technician will diagnose and inspect equipment for faults and malfunctions, as well as repair and adjust equipment and replace defective parts. They will also complete work orders and adhere to occupational health and safety standards.
