Bicycle Technician

Description

Do you love bikes but lack experience? Do you have mechanical experience but no familiarity with bicycles? We’ll train you! As a new technician, you will attend a 2-day intensive class to introduce you to the skills, techniques and knowledge that make our tech departments so successful. Bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn, we will provide the rest. After the 2-day intensive class, you will receive ongoing training on more advanced repairs from your on-site manager. Work alongside the industry’s best bike mechanics and learn the ins and outs of building and repairing quality bicycles. You’ll work on brand new racing bikes and well-loved and used comfort bikes, as well as everything in between.  

Entry level candidates can expect to make at least $17 an hour (or more depending on the local minimum wage) plus a bi-weekly bonus potential of $250. We offer medical and dental benefits to full-time employees as well as a 401K plan with company matching, and paid time off. 

Duties: 

• Execute successful repairs independently to the satisfaction of Company standards.
• Communicate with customers in person and via Ikeono regarding the status of their bicycle repair.
• Complete daily tasks as assigned within prescribed timelines while communicating any exceptions to the General Manager.
• Keep abreast of technical aspects of bicycle repair, and new products by completing assigned Myagi training modules by the deadlines.
• Maintain tools and bench area on a daily basis according to Company standards.
• Become familiar with Mike's Bikes' safety program as it applies to your job. Wear safety equipment as required when using the grinder, heat gun, air compressor, drills, etc.
• Learn and follow safety procedures when utilizing degreasers, lubricants and ArmaKleen Parts Cleaner. 

Requirements

• Good communication skills and independent problem solving skills 
• Ability to lift 30 lbs overhead and 50 lbs to shoulder height
• Ability to stand at a bike repair stand for an entire 8-hour work shift
• Ability to use hand tools with repetitive motions, including twisting, pushing and pulling. 
• Ability to succeed in goal-oriented, disciplined environment.
• Flexibility in scheduling; able to work evenings and weekends.