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West Bend Harley Davidson is Hiring a Motorcycle Service Technician Near West, WI
Motorcycle Service Technician
West Bend Harley-Davidson
West Bend, WI
About Us
The Windy City Motorcycle Company (WCMC) is more than a motorcycle retailer, we are a company made up of riders for riders. Being the largest motorcycle retailer in the industry, WCMC is defining the standard and future of the motorcycle retail experience. Our teams are driven by a foundation of passion for fulfilling two-wheeled dreams, making every day at work a new adventure. Are you ready to roll on the throttle and join us?
A Day in the Life of a Motorcycle Service Technician:
As a Service Technician, you will be responsible for performing maintenance, technical repair, service, and customization work on our customers' bikes. The ideal candidate will have at least two years of motorcycle knowledge and service experience.
Duties Include:
- Provide prompt, dependable, high-quality service to our customers by factory specifications
- Complete the allotted repair work within the scheduled period
- Maintain productivity and time spent working on billable jobs
- Work with service advisors to find bike fix solutions and accept work assignments, as well as notifying of any delays
- Updating and closing service work orders
A current motorcycle license and completion of an authorized training program or equivalent technician work experience are required.
What we offer:
- Pay plans with endless potential
- Annual income increases
- Flexibility
- Opportunity for growth within the company
- Generous employee discounts
- Paid training and time off
- Health, dental, vision, and life insurance and savings accounts
- 401k plan with a company match
- A fun environment
Windy City Motorcycle Company is an equal employment opportunity employer. We welcome all to come as they are!
Job Summary
Full Time
Retail
$49k-63k (estimate)
06/10/2023
05/01/2024
westbendhd.com
WEST BEND, WI
<25
1946
JOHN JORDAN
<$5M
Retail
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About West Bend Harley Davidson
In 1946, Ervin Van Beek, working as a mechanic for his father at Van Beek Motor Co., a Chrysler/Plymouth dealership, signed on as a Harley-Davidson dealer. That first year's allocation was only three motorcycles and the sales and service were combined with the car dealership at the corner of 5th and Hickory in downtown West Bend. In 1967, Ervin needed some help, so he hired 17-year-old Jim Dricken, a high school junior, to work part-time as an apprentice mechanic. By 1969, Jim was working full-time. In August of 1980, Erving Van Beek retired and sold the company to Jim Dricken, age 30. In spri...ng of 1998, Jim and Sandy Dricken made a huge commitment and purchased an old bowling alley at 2910 W. Washington St. The building was torn apart, expanded and re-modeled to meet Harley's stringent specifications and opened for business the last two days of 1998. The Harley-Davidson businesses continued to grow and by then about 26 people were employed by West Bend Harley-Davidson and Hartford Harley-Davidson. The Buell line was added during 2001. In 2003, following the 100th Anniversary Celebration, a 7000 square foot addition was built at the West Bend store to provide more storage, parts and service area. Louie Lauters had dreamed of being a Harley Dealer for quite a few years and in August of 2004, Louie and partners John Jordan and Chuck Monroe bought both stores from Jim and Sandy Dricken and became the third keepers of the legacy of Harley-Davidson in West Bend.
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