Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Technician
mark smith promotionsFort Worth (TX)
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Technician
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mark smith promotionsFort Worth (TX)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Description
QUALIFICATIONS:
MMI Graduate -OR- 2+ years of verifiable technician experience
Own a set of tools to perform service, repair and customization work to company specifications
Valid driver's license with motorcycle endorsement
Must be available to work weekends, flexible schedule
Self-motivated, organized and punctual
Detail-oriented, quality conscious
Computer skills required
1 year riding experience
Strong familiarity with Harley-Davidson parts
Positive Attitude and Great Customer Service
WHY WORK HERE? [Company Highlights]:
A company you can be proud to join!
Award winning leadership & performance
Industry leader/leading retailer for over 20 years
We honor veterans & first responders and make regular donations to benefit the poor & vulnerable locally and abroad
Many community efforts (We love Fort Worth & Tarrant County!)
We believe in having an attitude of service
Promoting a well-trained, professional, qualified, caring, and positive environment
TEAM MEMBER BENEFITS:
Generous contribution towards PPO Health insurance
401(k) with up to 3% match
Vision & dental insurance
Paid vacation/leave time
Annual Christmas bonus
Team Member appreciation events
Discounts on cool products
We are sensitive to work/life balance (only work 5 days a week)
Comprehensive training via Harley-Davidson and other proven method
We promote a culture of happy employees with a family atmosphere!
Job Type: Full-time
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