Role Summary
The Motorcycle Technician is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining a range of powersports vehicles, primarily motorcycles, in accordance with manufacturer specifications and high quality standards. This role requires specialized technical knowledge, adherence to safety procedures, and a commitment to providing excellent service.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform accurate diagnosis of mechanical, electrical, and electronic faults on motorcycles using specialized tools and diagnostic equipment.
- Execute all types of repairs, including engine overhauls, gearbox repairs, braking system maintenance, and chassis adjustments.
- Carry out routine maintenance and scheduled services (minor and major) according to the service manual checklist.
- Document all work performed, parts used, and diagnostic findings accurately on job cards or the dealership management system (DMS).
- Ensure the highest quality of workmanship, adhering strictly to manufacturer standards and specifications.
- Complete assigned jobs efficiently and within the allocated time.
- Conduct thorough road tests of vehicles post-repair to ensure all issues are resolved and the motorcycle is operating safely and correctly.
- Maintain a clean, organized, and safe working environment.
- Participate in continuous technical training provided by the manufacturer or company to stay current with new models, technologies, and repair procedures.
- Communicate effectively with the Service Advisor regarding job progress, required parts, and any additional faults found.
- Handle and maintain all workshop tools and equipment, including specialized diagnostic tools, ensuring they are calibrated and in good working order.
Required Qualifications and Skills
- Experience: Minimum 2-4 years of hands-on experience as a Motorcycle Technician, preferably with branded powersports vehicles.
- Technical Knowledge: Strong understanding of motorcycle systems.
- Certification: Technical certification or diploma in Automotive/Motorcycle Technology is highly preferred.
- Tools: Proficient in the use of standard and specialized workshop tools and computerized diagnostic equipment.
- Attributes: Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and a commitment to safety and quality.