Motorsport Technician / mechanic

Description: The A-Level Motorsports Technician is the highest-skilled technical role in the service department, responsible for advanced diagnostics, performance tuning, complex repairs, and custom build work on high-performance motorcycles, ATVs, UTVs, side-by-sides, snowmobiles, and other motorsports vehicles. This role ensures the highest levels of quality, safety, and customer satisfaction. Requirements: Key Responsibilities • Perform advanced diagnostic testing using OEM and aftermarket scan tools and equipment. • Troubleshoot and repair complex mechanical, electrical, and fuel system issues. • Complete engine rebuilds, transmission repairs, and performance upgrades. • Conduct safety inspections and ensure all equipment meets manufacturer and company standards. • Install and tune performance components including ECU tuning, exhausts, intakes, turbo kits, and suspension upgrades. • Fabricate or modify parts as needed for custom builds. • Perform dyno runs and interpret results when applicable. • Follow manufacturer specifications, service bulletins, and best practices. • Maintain accurate digital and written service records. • Assist in creating repair plans and time estimates. • Provide technical support to B- and C-level technicians • Occasionally speak with customers regarding technical findings and repair recommendations. • Work closely with service advisors to ensure accurate job timelines. • Help maintain a clean, organized, and safe shop environment. Safety • Wear ANSI Z87.1+ impact-rated safety glasses at all times. • Use prescription safety glasses or approved safety eyewear if corrective lenses are needed. • Wear safety footwear (slip-resistant, impact-rated). • Use gloves appropriate to the task (chemical, cut-resistant, heat). • Follow all OSHA, EPA, and company safety procedures. • Use lockout/tagout when working on electrical systems or high-voltage components. • Lift vehicles using certified lift points; inspect lift arms and safety locks before elevating a vehicle. • Handle batteries, chemicals, coolants, and oils according to safety standards. • Keep work areas clean and free of trip hazards, oil spills, and debris. • Use proper ventilation when working with exhaust, fumes, solvents, or adhesives. • Report any hazards, malfunctioning tools, or unsafe conditions immediately. • Inspect tools daily and report or tag out damaged equipment. • Operate scan tools, lifts, alignment machines, and specialty equipment only if trained. • Follow manufacturer instructions for airbag systems, high-voltage components, and ADAS systems. Requirements • 5+ years of experience in motorsports, power sports, or high-performance automotive service. • Advanced knowledge of engines, drivetrains, electrical systems, and fuel systems. • Experience with OEM diagnostic systems and specialized tools. • Ability to read and interpret schematics and service manuals. • Valid driver’s license; motorcycle license preferred. • OEM certifications such as Yamaha, Honda, Polaris, Kawasaki, or Can-Am. • Experience with high-output or boosted engines. Physical Requirements • Ability to?lift up?to 50?lbs, stand for extended periods, bend, kneel, and work in tight spaces.? • Must be able to work indoors and outdoors depending on tasks Benefits :?Medical,?Health's Savings Account (HSA) , Dental , Vision ,?401k ,?Paid Time?Off ,?Holiday Pay Note: This role is Fast-paced automotive environment with exposure to noise, chemicals, weather elements, and moving vehicles. Must be able to work?in?varying temperatures depending on shop and lot conditions.?

Qualifications

• Lift vehicles using certified lift points; inspect lift arms and safety locks before elevating a vehicle

• 5+ years of experience in motorsports, power sports, or high-performance automotive service

• Advanced knowledge of engines, drivetrains, electrical systems, and fuel systems

• Experience with OEM diagnostic systems and specialized tools

• Ability to read and interpret schematics and service manuals

• OEM certifications such as Yamaha, Honda, Polaris, Kawasaki, or Can-Am

• Experience with high-output or boosted engines

• Ability to?lift up?to 50?

• lbs, stand for extended periods, bend, kneel, and work in tight spaces.?

• Must be able to work indoors and outdoors depending on tasks

Responsibilities

• The A-Level Motorsports Technician is the highest-skilled technical role in the service department, responsible for advanced diagnostics, performance tuning, complex repairs, and custom build work on high-performance motorcycles, ATVs, UTVs, side-by-sides, snowmobiles, and other motorsports vehicles

• This role ensures the highest levels of quality, safety, and customer satisfaction

• Perform advanced diagnostic testing using OEM and aftermarket scan tools and equipment

• Troubleshoot and repair complex mechanical, electrical, and fuel system issues

• Complete engine rebuilds, transmission repairs, and performance upgrades

• Conduct safety inspections and ensure all equipment meets manufacturer and company standards

• Install and tune performance components including ECU tuning, exhausts, intakes, turbo kits, and suspension upgrades

• Fabricate or modify parts as needed for custom builds

• Perform dyno runs and interpret results when applicable

• Follow manufacturer specifications, service bulletins, and best practices

• Maintain accurate digital and written service records

• Assist in creating repair plans and time estimates

• Provide technical support to B- and C-level technicians

• Occasionally speak with customers regarding technical findings and repair recommendations

• Work closely with service advisors to ensure accurate job timelines

• Help maintain a clean, organized, and safe shop environment

• Wear ANSI Z87.1+ impact-rated safety glasses at all times

• Use prescription safety glasses or approved safety eyewear if corrective lenses are needed

• Wear safety footwear (slip-resistant, impact-rated)

• Use gloves appropriate to the task (chemical, cut-resistant, heat)

• Follow all OSHA, EPA, and company safety procedures

• Use lockout/tagout when working on electrical systems or high-voltage components

• Handle batteries, chemicals, coolants, and oils according to safety standards

• Keep work areas clean and free of trip hazards, oil spills, and debris

• Use proper ventilation when working with exhaust, fumes, solvents, or adhesives

• Report any hazards, malfunctioning tools, or unsafe conditions immediately

• Inspect tools daily and report or tag out damaged equipment

• Operate scan tools, lifts, alignment machines, and specialty equipment only if trained

• Follow manufacturer instructions for airbag systems, high-voltage components, and ADAS systems