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STM jobs are available in Montreal and you could earn over $40 an hour

Along with competitive benefits and a pension plan.

Montreal buses being serviced at the STM maintenance centre. Right: An STM worker helping a person in a wheelchair get off a wheelchair-accessible bus in Montreal.

Montreal buses being serviced at the STM maintenance centre. Right: An STM worker helping a person in a wheelchair get off a wheelchair-accessible bus in Montreal.

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If you're on the lookout for a job in Montreal, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is currently hiring for many positions across the city and you could earn more than $40 an hour.

The STM is hiring in areas including maintenance, HVAC, plumbing, security, and bus and metro operations. In fact, there are over 500 different types of jobs at the Montreal transit company. There are open roles for full-time workers and students, all of which pay between $27.07 and $41.31 per hour.

"In addition to an inspiring and motivating environment, working conditions at the STM rival those of the biggest companies in the Quebec job market, whether in terms of salary, group insurance, benefits or pension plan — one of the best in Canada," the transport agency says on its website.

So, if any of these seven STM jobs stand out to you, dust off that CV and apply away.

Refrigeration technician

Salary: $40.97 per hour

Job Description: Under the foreman's supervision, the position entails operating, maintaining, and repairing various HVAC equipment and Siemens building automation systems. Candidates must hold a refrigeration diploma, relevant certifications, and practical experience.

A valid Quebec Class five driver's license, satisfactory driving history, and passing a pre-employment drug screening are required. Desired skills for this role include autonomy, collaboration, and problem-solving abilities.

Apply here

Bus driver

Salary: $28.95 to $35.64 per hour

Job Description: Responsibilities for this role include passenger assistance, adherence to schedules, and maintaining safety standards. Candidates need a high school diploma, one year of public-facing experience, and a valid Quebec Class five driver's license with 36 months of driving experience. Proficiency in French and skills like customer orientation and stress management are vital. The position offers a competitive salary, benefits, and opportunities for career growth.

Apply here

Plumber

Salary: $34.41 to $40.51 per hour

Job Description: Candidates will be required to handle plumbing maintenance and installation tasks, including various piping systems. Requirements include a DEP in plumbing and heating, a Quebec-issued plumber pipefitter qualification certificate, and ideally, five years of relevant experience.

Candidates should demonstrate autonomy, collaboration, and customer focus. The position offers a competitive salary with night shifts and occasional temporary schedule changes for planned maintenance work.

Apply here

Metro station electrician

Salary: $35.20 to $41.31 per hour

Job Description: As an electronics technician, you'll be required to perform maintenance, troubleshooting, and installation tasks under supervision. Responsibilities include diagnosing issues, ensuring equipment functionality, and adhering to safety protocols. The role covers station, telecommunication, and radiocommunication systems, requiring a DEC in electronics, BSP license eligibility, and a Class five driver's license.

Apply here

Bus work maintenance 

Salary: $34.41 to $40.51 per hour

Job Description: The maintenance worker will revise or repair vehicle bodies, perform bodywork tasks, and prepare vehicles for painting under supervision. Requirements include a DEP in car body repair, with preferred experience in bodywork repair, and a Class five driver's license with a clean record.

Apply here

Customer service clerk

Salary: $29.65 per hour

Job Description: Potential candidates will be required to engage in customer interactions and provide operational support as needed. Requirements include a high school diploma, with customer service experience being advantageous. Flexibility in scheduling is essential, with potential assignments across various sites and shifts, and proficiency in English is required for certain roles. Key competencies include customer orientation, autonomy, collaboration, and communication.

Apply here

Document management technician (student)

Salary: $27.07 per hour

Job Description: Student workers will assist with document management tasks, and handling technical aspects of document programs and systems. Requirements include being a full-time student, aged 16 or older, with one year of college studies in documentation techniques and one to six months of relevant experience. Key competencies include communication, responsibility, attention to detail, and time management.

Apply here

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