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<div><strong>Revolution Road Harley-Davidson</strong> is looking to add an experienced Service Technician (A or B Tech) to our team. If you are looking for an opportunity to work in a cool environment with cool people, look no further!<br/><br/>Candidates must have a well-rounded knowledge of powersports vehicles, with the ability to perform accurate diagnostics, quality maintenance and repairs on a variety of makes and models such as Cruisers, Sportbikes, Harley Davidson motorcycles, Side-by-sides, and ATVs.<br/><br/><strong>Requirements:</strong><br/><ul><ul><li>Previous powersports technician experience</li><li>Own a set of comprehensive tools</li><li>MMI/UTI Graduate or equivalent manufacturer certifications, preferred</li><li>Valid driver's license with motorcycle endorsement and clean driving record</li><li>Ability to work in a high-volume, fast-paced environment</li><li>Self-motivated, organized, and punctual</li><li>Detail-oriented, quality conscious</li><li>Ability to pass a detailed background check</li></ul></ul><br/><strong>Benefits:</strong><br/><br/>A fun, relaxed, and casual work environment with awesome people by your side working as a team to ensure the entire group's success! Plus...<br/><ul><li>Healthcare, Dental, & Vision Insurance (we pay a generous portion of employee Medical insurance!)</li><li>Life and disability insurance</li><li>Generous Vacation/PTO Plan</li><li>Employee discounts on purchases</li><li>5 day work week</li><li>Dedicated leadership team who supports and cares for employees</li><li>The opportunity for growth and a solid long term career...we promote from within!!</li><li>B Level Techs starting at $40 flat rate/hour</li><li>A Level Techs starting at $50 flat rate/hour</li><li>And more...</li></ul><br/>*All applicants must pass pre-employment testing to include: background checks, MVR, and drug testing in order to qualify for employment*<br/>• IND03</div>

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