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EPM Motorsports
Motorcycle & Powersports Technician Multi-Brand
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What they do
A Small Engine Mechanic maintains and repairs small engines like those in water craft, motorcycles, motorized bicycles, lawnmowers, and golf carts.
$48,891 / year median in Illinois
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Motorcycle & Powersports Technician
- Multi-Brand EPM Motorsports
- 1.0 Chicago, IL Job Details Full-time $20
- $40 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Paid time off Employee discount Flexible schedule Qualifications Powersports engine repair Harley-Davidson Technician Certification Automotive electrical system repair Electrical work Can-Am powersports vehicles Driver's License Honda powersports vehicles Electrical diagnostics Motorcycle repair Powersports tire mounting BMW motorcycles Powersports electrical troubleshooting Yamaha Certified Technician Electrical maintenance Hand tools Harley-Davidson motorcycles Mechanical troubleshooting All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) Full Job Description Motorcycle & Powersports Technician•Multi-Brand Motorcycle Mechanic•Multi-Brand Powersports | Stable Year-Round Work EPM Motorsports | Chicago, IL EPM Motorsports is a busy, year-round powersports shop in Chicago seeking an experienced motorcycle & powersports technician .
That means:
Adhering to OEM torque specifications Using proper OEM-approved fluid types and capacities Installing parts correctly using OEM procedures Prioritizing safety, reliability, and performance over shortcuts When you follow OEM procedures and pay attention to detail, the vehicle performs as it was engineered to perform—and your work is seamless because it was done correctly the first time. Who Succeeds at EPM Motorsports We have seen technicians grow and succeed at EPM based on their prior experience in motorcycles and powersports in general . If you are a quality technician who pays attention to detail, ensures every vehicle leaving the shop is safe, and takes pride in the finished product, you will do well here. For example, if you are a Harley-Davidson technician, your experience is absolutely valuable. Success at EPM requires applying your general motorcycle knowledge and being open to working on other makes and models such as Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki , and more. We operate as a collaborative team . Asking questions, sharing knowledge, and working through problems together is encouraged. Because we pay hourly—not flat-rate—there is no pressure to rush jobs for personal gain. Quality, safety, and professionalism always come first. Responsibilities Diagnose and repair powersports vehicles accurately and efficiently Perform engine, fuel, cooling, brake, suspension, and electrical work Take ownership of repairs from diagnosis through completion Communicate findings clearly with management and service writers Document work properly in our shop management system Maintain a clean, organized workspace Uphold EPM Motorsports' quality and safety standards Required Qualifications 3+ years professional motorcycle or powersports mechanic experience Strong diagnostic and electrical troubleshooting skills Ability to work independently and responsibly Attention to detail and pride in workmanship Must have and maintain your own professional-grade tools Valid driver's license Preferred (But Not Required) Experience across multiple brands or vehicle types Vintage or carbureted motorcycle experience Powersports experience beyond motorcycles Engine rebuild or deeper mechanical work Compensation & Benefits $20.00- $40.
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Full-time Pay:
$20.00- $40.