• Diagnosing problems and locating failures within electrical system, engine, power train, suspension, or frame
• Effectively communicating with customers and service managers machine functioning
• Dismantling, adjusting, repairing, or replacing mechanical and electrical system components
• Performing routine maintenance including cleaning and adjusting the carburetor, clutch, brakes, and drive chain and replacing worn parts
• Rebuilding or replacing parts as needed
• Assembling new machines

• Secondary school diploma or equivalent; math, science, and English credits an asset
• Technical credits in electrical systems or mechanics would be helpful
• Completion of apprenticeship, including 5,550 hours on-the-job and two 8-week sessions of in-school training
• Exam to obtain Certificate of Qualification

• Indoors in shops; noisy when engines are tested but ventilation systems reduce exhaust fumes
• May be required to lift loads up to 25 kg
• Seasonal work; technicians should be skilled with other repair work to be employed year-round
• Employers include motorcycle dealerships and repair shops; some opportunity for self-employment

Apprentice wage increases with skill and experience. Fully qualified workers earn up to $22.00 per hour, often including benefits.

Motorcycle Technician (310G)

If you checked YES to the majority of these questions, a career as a Motorcycle Technician (310G) may be for you!

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