Motorcycle Technician

What You'll Do •

The Technician will be responsible for achieving monthly and annual goals set by management

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Perform pre-delivery inspections, routine tire changes, basic maintenance, and minor accessory installations

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Maintain a fix it right the first time attitude while producing high-quality work with minimal comeback liability

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Apply technical education while adopting best practices as outlined by the Service Manager and senior techs

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Document work performed and recommended repairs on Repair Orders and checklists

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Maintain an opening and closing regimen of cleaning and maintaining shared stations, including but not limited to battery stations, tire stations, and the shop floor

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Monitor shop supplies and consumables such as fuel, oil, coolant, grease, wheel weights, etc. and proactively notify the Service Manager before supplies are depleted

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Maintain a clean and organized dealership lot

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Coordinate with Service Writer to stage jobs on deck for senior techs

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Maintain minimum inventory of common tools to facilitate efficient and correct completion of assigned jobs

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Tag and bag take off parts

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Maintain a clean, safe, and organized service bay

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Appropriately use all safety devices and personal protective equipment

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Comply with all company safety programs, rules, regulations, procedures, and instructions that are applicable

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Other tasks as assigned by the Service Manager

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Assist other departments as needed at the direction of the Service Manager and General Manager

Required Qualifications •

1-year experience as a technician/mechanic in an automotive or powersports service department

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All necessary tools required to perform repairs and services

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Ability to test ride vehicles in a safe and appropriate manner

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Hold a current, nonrestricted, state-issued driver's license with a motorcycle endorsement preferred but not mandatory

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Virginia State Inspector preferred but not required

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Forklift experience preferred but not required

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Common sense and willingness to learn

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Ability to take and follow directions

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Strong adherence to scheduling and punctuality

Schedule

• Tuesday-Friday 8:30am-6pm, Saturday 8:30am-4pm

Physical Demands, Visual Acuity & Working Environment •

The noise level in the work environment is occasionally loud

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Ability to lift up to 100 lbs.

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May be required to push and/or balance a 600 lb+ recreational vehicle

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The ability to spend the majority of the day on your feet

Working Conditions: The individual will potentially be exposed to:

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Battery acid

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Gasoline

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Chemical cleaning materials or

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Other toxic materials commonly found in a motor vehicle place of business.

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Smoke from grinding, exhaust, etc. as commonly found in automotive environments

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Temperature extremes; weather conditions

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions

Why Join

• Competitive benefits: Paid time off policies, 401(k), medical/dental/vision and a variety of supplemental policies, and employee discounts at our portfolio companies

Our interview process •

S tep 1: If you align with our vision and meet the qualifications, we’ll reach out to schedule a conversation and introduce MotoSport.

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Step 2: Participate in interviews with MotoSport focused on your experience, product mindset, and operational thinking.

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Step 3: Offer. We’ll move fast for the right candidate.