Entry Level Motorcycle Service Technician

Myers Duren Harley Davidson of Tulsa Inc

Tulsa, OK

Medical , Paid Time Off , Retirement
Full-Time

Location: Tulsa, OK

Company Overview:Myers-Duren Harley-Davidson, a distinguished family-owned dealership with a rich history in motorcycle excellence, invites you to become a part of our dedicated team. We are committed to delivering top-notch service.

Benefits:

Health Insurance
401(k) Plan
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays

Job Summary:As an Entry Level Motorcycle Service Technician, your role involves the repair, customization, maintenance, or overhaul of motorcycles, aiming for efficiency and high-quality results.

Key Responsibilities:

Provide reliable, high-quality vehicle service to both customer and dealer-owned motorcycles.
Strive to complete repair work within the allocated time schedules.
Maintain high productivity and efficiently manage time to achieve near 100% billable work.
Follow factory specifications for service, repair, and customization tasks.
Collaborate with the Service Consultant on work orders, customer communications, and to enhance customer satisfaction.
Promptly inform the Service Consultant/Manager of any additional work required or any delays.
Ensure cleanliness in the work area and contribute to the overall maintenance of the shop.
Commit to ongoing technical training and certifications.
Manage customer vehicles with care, ensuring they are returned in a cleaner state than upon arrival.

Requirements:

Valid driver's license with motorcycle endorsement.
Strong commitment to quality service.
Flexibility in scheduling, including availability for evening, weekend, and holiday shifts.
Requirement to own a set of basic and specialized tools for service tasks.

Physical Requirements:

Ability to stand or walk for extended periods.
Proficiency in handling tools, lifting materials up to 40 lbs, and maneuvering motorcycles up to 950 lbs.
Frequent need to bend, stoop, crouch, reach, and handle tools.

Working Conditions:

Work in environments with loud noise, exposure to hazardous materials, and varying outdoor weather conditions.
Frequent operation near moving mechanical parts.
Occasional exposure to exhaust fumes and airborne particles.