Experienced Motorcycle Mechanic / Motorcycle Technician

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motorgrrlllcNew York (NY)

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About the role

Job Description: We are looking for a highly skilled, motivated mechanic to join our crew. We are a full service community garage working at a fast pace in an easy going environment. We offer a bright, clean work environment, competitive salary, and unique job perks for motorcyclists. Only qualified candidates need apply. Thank your for your time and consideration.
Job requirements: +Harley Davidson, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki and Yamaha technical experience. +Triumph, Ducati and BMW technicalknowledge/experiencea plus. +Great leadership skills and enthusiastic to train and teach workshops. +Communication skills are crucial to the success of our garage, yours should be top notch. +Must like to be a part of a team. Our tight crew thrives on collaboration. +Ambition is everything at Motorgrrl, the go-getters advance the farthest. +Dedication to quality, our artisanship is our top priority. +Fabrication design skills desired, but not required. +Ability to teach maintenance workshop classes during winter months is a must.
Job qualifications: +Class M drivers license. +5 years minimum working as a motorcycle technician. +5 years minimum employed by an accredited shop or dealership.
Job responsibilities: Diagnostics, troubleshooting, engine builds, test rides, tune-ups, electrical installs, performance tuning, and telling your co-workers when they have something in their teeth. Fabrication skills is a plus. Job perks: +Open air garage with windows, you will see the light. +Dedicated lunch breaks, we close the garage to prioritize your time. +Employee discounts on gear and parts.
Job Type: Full-time Competitive pay will be based on experience, technical skills and leadership.

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