Traction is the largest network of heavy vehicle replacement parts and accessories stores in Canada.
Traction is Canada's largest network of stores that sell parts, accessories, tools, and equipment for trucks and trailers. It's also the only network that's present from coast to coast with more than 120 stores. The Traction network, which is part of UAP’s Heavy Vehicle Parts Division (HVPD), offers more than 500,000 products from over 1,000 suppliers dedicated to trucks and trailers. In every Traction store, you can count on the expertise and service of heavy vehicles specialists. The Traction network serves single truck operators as well as businesses with fleets of several thousand trucks and trailers. Traction services all sectors, including freight transportation, public services, construction, mining, forestry, passenger transportation, to name a few.
On-site · Toronto
The Glazier is responsible for interpreting blueprints, fabricating metal frames, and installing various glass systems including curtain walls and storefronts. They must ensure structural integrity, apply weather-tight seals, and operate specialized rigging equipment safely.
On-site · Toronto
The Gasfitter will install, maintain, and service high-output industrial gas-fired equipment while ensuring compliance with national safety codes. Responsibilities also include performing complex diagnostics on control systems and conducting combustion analysis to maximize efficiency.
On-site · Toronto
The technician is responsible for the installation, calibration, and maintenance of industrial instrumentation and control systems. They also perform troubleshooting on PLCs, DCS, and HMIs while ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
On-site · Toronto
The barber is responsible for providing professional grooming services including precision haircuts, traditional shaves, and scalp treatments. They must also maintain shop sanitation standards and manage client appointments and retail recommendations.
On-site · Toronto
Perform advanced diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs on heavy machinery including diesel engines, hydraulic systems, and electronic control modules. Supervise junior apprentices and ensure all work meets Red Seal Occupational Standard (RSOS) safety and quality requirements.
On-site · Toronto
The operator is responsible for performing precision excavation, trenching, and site maintenance using heavy machinery and GPS technology. They must also ensure safety during lifting operations and coordinate with ground crews regarding underground utility infrastructure.
On-site · Toronto
The Ironworker is responsible for interpreting placing drawings to lay out and install reinforcing steel, wire mesh, and post-tensioning cables. They must also ensure structural integrity by fastening materials securely and adhering to all safety and engineering specifications.
On-site · Toronto
The installer is responsible for assessing substrates, preparing surfaces, and executing the precise installation of various flooring materials including carpet, resilient, and hardwood. They must also ensure all work adheres to national standards, maintain a safe workspace, and provide mentorship to junior apprentices.
On-site · Toronto
The Ironworker will perform structural steel erection, rebar installation, rigging, and ornamental ironwork on various construction sites. They are also responsible for field fabrication, welding, and maintaining strict safety and fall protection standards.
On-site · Toronto
The Insulator is responsible for assessing systems, interpreting blueprints, and installing various insulation materials to ensure energy efficiency and fire protection. They also perform custom fabrication of protective jacketing and assist with firestopping and hazardous material abatement as required.
On-site · Toronto
The operator is responsible for mastering dual-end backhoe functions, including precision excavation, utility work, and front-end loading. They must also perform rigorous equipment maintenance and ensure site safety in accordance with national standards.
On-site · Toronto
The Industrial Mechanic is responsible for the precision installation, maintenance, and repair of complex industrial machinery and production line equipment. Duties include conducting predictive maintenance, troubleshooting malfunctions, and performing structural welding and rigging operations.
On-site · Toronto
The operator is responsible for performing precision grading, bulk excavation, and routine equipment maintenance using GPS and laser-guided systems. They must also ensure site safety, manage material stockpiles, and adhere to environmental regulations while communicating effectively with ground crews.
On-site · Toronto
The Ironworker is responsible for the structural erection of steel frames, girders, and columns, as well as the installation of ornamental architectural metalwork. They must also perform field welding, rigging, and ensure all work meets safety standards while working at heights.
On-site · Toronto
The hairstylist is responsible for performing professional hair and scalp analyses, precision cutting, and complex chemical services. They must also maintain salon sanitation standards, manage client bookings, and provide expert retail recommendations.
On-site · Toronto
The Gasfitter is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and servicing of gas-fired appliances and piping systems in residential and commercial settings. They must also perform system diagnostics, combustion analysis, and ensure all work complies with national safety standards and provincial regulations.
On-site · Toronto
The Industrial Electrician is responsible for performing preventative maintenance, troubleshooting automated systems, and ensuring the safe operation of complex industrial machinery. They will also handle the installation and commissioning of new equipment while adhering to national electrical and safety codes.
On-site · Toronto
The Concrete Finisher is responsible for site preparation, concrete placement, and executing precise finishing techniques to meet structural and aesthetic standards. They must also perform concrete repairs, adhere to safety protocols, and provide technical mentorship to junior apprentices.
On-site · Toronto
The apprentice will assist in assessing and repairing structural and non-structural vehicle damage using specialized tools and techniques. Responsibilities include performing welding, panel replacement, surface preparation, and refinishing to restore vehicles to manufacturer specifications.
On-site · Toronto
The cook is responsible for preparing full meals, executing advanced culinary techniques, and maintaining high standards of food safety and sanitation. They must also manage station inventory, perform trade math for costing, and provide mentorship to junior apprentices.
