Motorcycle Technician

What You'll Do

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

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

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

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

• Document work performed and recommended repairs on Repair Orders and checklists 

• 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 

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

• Maintain a clean and organized dealership lot 

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

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

• Tag and bag take off parts 

• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized service bay 

• Appropriately use all safety devices and personal protective equipment 

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

• Other tasks as assigned by the Service Manager 

• 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 

• All necessary tools required to perform repairs and services 

• Ability to test ride vehicles in a safe and appropriate manner 

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

• Virginia State Inspector preferred but not required 

• Forklift experience preferred but not required 

• Common sense and willingness to learn 

• Ability to take and follow directions 

• 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 

• Ability to lift up to 100 lbs. 

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

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

Working Conditions:

• Battery acid 

• Gasoline 

• Chemical cleaning materials or 

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

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

• Temperature extremes; weather conditions 

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

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

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

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