Parts Technician
Parts Technicians manage and sell parts for vehicles, appliance, machinery and equipment. They are responsible for maintaining parts storage systems, ordering parts for sale, tracking inventory, receiving orders and ensuring they are filled accurately. Parts Technicians also price parts and assist both the general public and other tradespeople in finding the parts they need.
Employers include dealerships, service shops, tool cribs, warehouses and parts distribution outlets.
Apprenticeship Overview
Annual Requirements
Technical training delivered by:
- Saskatchewan Polytechnic (All Levels)
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Training Standards
Curriculum standards are organized by Saskatchewan. For more information, visit Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission or the Red Seal Occupational Standards (RSOS).
You must be a Manitoba resident to apply as a trade qualifier.
Challenging the Exam - Trades Qualification:
Years of Experience
Hours Required
Additional Practical Exam Required
