Motorcycle Mechanic Apprentice — Full Training & Mentoring

Sunshine Coast Harley Davidson; Maroochydore; On-site; AUD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Certificate III training

Mentoring & support

Staff pricing on bikes & parts

Fun, fast-paced environment

Job summary

Sunshine Coast Harley Davidson in Maroochydore invites applications for a motorcycle mechanic apprentice. You will support the service department, assist senior technicians, and help collect and deliver motorcycles while maintaining a safe, tidy workshop.

Successful candidates are passionate about motorcycles, detail-oriented, with good communication. The role includes classroom training and on-the-job assessments, with a four-year formal training path and pursuing your motorcycle licence.

Qualifications

• Passion for motorcycles and repairs.
• Strong attention to detail and mechanical aptitude.
• Good communication skills.
• Year 10 results or equivalent.
• Previous detailing experience is a plus.
• Commitment to complete formal training over four years.
• Mandatory motorcycle licence (learner or full).

Responsibilities

• Support the Service Department in day-to-day operations including motorcycle detailing.
• Assist senior technicians servicing both new and used motorcycles.
• Collect and deliver motorcycles to customers and businesses.
• Ensure safety is maintained and the workshop is clean and tidy.
• Attend classroom training and complete on the job workplace assessments.

Skills

Motorcycle maintenance

Attention to detail

Mechanical aptitude

Communication skills

Manual dexterity

Education

Year 10 or equivalent

Job description

Sunshine Coast Harley Davidson in Maroochydore invites applications for a motorcycle mechanic apprentice. You will support the service department, assist senior technicians, and help collect and deliver motorcycles while maintaining a safe, tidy workshop.

Successful candidates are passionate about motorcycles, detail-oriented, with good communication. The role includes classroom training and on-the-job assessments, with a four-year formal training path and pursuing your motorcycle licence.