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Johnny Tsunami LLC

Shop Hand

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What they do

A Bike Technician repairs and upgrades bicycles, often at a bike shop or sporting goods store.

$45,200 / year median in Washington

-17% projected decline

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Shop Hand — Small Engine & Equipment Tech (Part-Time Mornings) Johnny Tsunami Exterior Cleaning Services | Kitsap Peninsula, WA $19-$21/hour | 4-6 hours a day, Mon-Fri | Doors open at 7:00 AM We fight moss for a living. You keep our weapons loaded. Somewhere out there right now, a house is slowly being eaten by algae. A roof is turning green. A driveway hasn't seen its original color since 2019. We show up and undo all of it — with pressure washers, softwash rigs, and a fleet of vans that look like a Ghostbusters operation for grime. None of it works if the equipment doesn't work. That's where you come in. Today we're one of the largest exterior cleaning companies on the Kitsap Peninsula, running crews from Gig Harbor to greater Seattle and cleaning thousands of homes a year. We didn't get here with fancy marketing. We got here by doing the work right, showing up when we said we would, and treating the equipment like it matters — because it does. We're still growing. Fast. That's why this job exists. What we actually stand for Three words run this company: Happy — Good attitude is a job requirement, not a personality trait. We work with people we like. Hungry — We don't wait to be told. We look for the next thing that needs doing and go do it. Humble — Nobody here is above sweeping a floor or above learning something new. Ego costs money. And three standards run the work: Smart — Think first. Diagnose before you disassemble. Safe — Everybody goes home the way they showed up. Non-negotiable. Clean — Clean shop, clean vans, clean job sites. How we do anything is how we do everything. If that sounds like your kind of people, keep reading. Your kingdom Small engines — pressure washer engines, generators, blowers. Dead ones come in. Running ones go out. You are the difference. Softwash systems & low-pressure pumps — the secret sauce delivery system. Rebuild 'em, dial 'em in, keep 'em happy. Pressure washing equipment — hoses, guns, reels, surface cleaners, unloaders, a small nation's worth of quick connects. If it moves water, it's yours. The vans — keeping our rigs clean, stocked, and organized so a tech can find a nozzle without a search party. Inventory — knowing what we've got and what we're about to run out of. You are the last line of defense against the dreaded "uhh, we're out." The shop itself — organized, clean, tools where tools belong. A messy shop is a slow shop. The best part You start at 7. You're done by early afternoon. While everyone else is dragging themselves through hour six of a meeting, you're already home with your day back and a machine you resurrected before lunch.
Also:
nobody hovers over you. Here's the broken thing. Here's the toolbox. Go be a wizard. You're going to love this if you... Took stuff apart as a kid and usually got it back together Have strong opinions about your tools Get an actual little rush when a dead engine coughs to life Are a morning person, or at least a convincing impersonation of one Would rather be handed the keys than handed a checklist You're going to hate this if you... Think 7:00 AM is more of a suggestion Need someone to tell you what to do next Are cool with "eh, close enough" What you need to bring
Must-haves:
Mechanical instincts — small engines, pumps, cars, tractors, dirt bikes, whatever. If you fix things, we're interested. Valid WA driver's license (you'll be moving vans) Able to lift 50+ lbs and stay on your feet Show up. On time. Every time. This is the whole ballgame. Bonus points (we'll teach you the rest): 4-stroke small engine experience Ever touched a pressure washer or softwash setup Basic 12V wiring Parts counter or inventory experience The nuts and bolts
Pay:
$19-$21/hour, depending on what you bring
Hours:
4-6 hours/day, Monday-Friday, starting at 7:00
AM Type:
Part-time Where this goes: We're growing fast. This shop is going to need a full-time person running it. That person is probably reading this right now. Apply Hit Apply. Tell us the last thing you fixed with your own two hands — the weirder the better. We read every single one, and yes, we have favorites.
Pay:
$19.00 - $22.00 per hour
Benefits:
Employee discount
Work Location:
In person