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Mechanic/Educator Wanted


Status: full time (30-40 h/wk)
Application Deadline April 1, 2014
Submit Resume's to: noah@renobikeprojet.com or at 541 E. 4th Street. Reno, NV 89512

Reno Bike Project is seeking an experienced mechanic who can teach as well as repair bikes. RBP is a non-profit community bike shop dedicated to creating an affordable resource for the community to learn, buy and repair bicycles. Our team works one-on-one with the public to educate and assist them in bike repair, as well as offering a full repair shop. 


PROFILE
This is not your typical Mechanic position in your typical shop. This job consists of two major roles; fixing bikes and teaching others to fix bikes, but you may be asked to assist with a wide scope of activities and you will be required to wear many different hats. We serve a wide range of people from bicycle hobbyist to college students to Reno's homeless population in repairing their bicycles, answering questions and other general customer service duties. You will be required to conduct repairs to the highest quality on a wide range of bicycles since we work on bikes of all varieties and ages. We feel that the repairs we carry out on our customers' bikes represent us as a shop; therefore any repair should be completed to the best of your ability.

Besides operating a full service repair shop our organization is committed to helping people learn about bicycle repair/maintenance and offers 6 public workstations that are available during open hours for the public to utilize our tools and the knowledge of our staff to repair their own bike. People from all walks of life and skill levels use our shop to fix their bikes and sometimes that can be a challenge so patience and a good attitude are mandatory attributes for this job. If you enjoy helping people one to one and wish to help provide our community with a valuable resource then this might be the job for you. 

Job Description: Mechanic/Educator
The Mechanic/Educator’s primary duty is to work with the Shop Manager to handle service and builds but may be asked to assist customers in all aspects of customer service. The Mechanic/Educator is the main resource for customers checked into the public workstations.
 
The following reflects management's definition of essential functions for this job but does not restrict the tasks that may be assigned. Management may assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time due to reasonable accommodation or other reasons.
 
  1. Perform bicycle repair, maintenance, and walk-in services on customers' bicycles as needed.
  2. Deliver professional, accessible, and helpful customer service to a diverse customer base.
  3. Support daily bike shop operations.
  4. Responsible for properly taking in service work including correctly filling out service work orders, scheduling an appropriate amount of repairs and completing those repairs in a timely manner.
  5. Advises and assists customers with their product selection without bias.
  6. Develops and maintains knowledge expertise of all merchandise in department to effectively assist customers with accurate information.
  7. Assists with bike sales and any other bike floor duties as needed.
  8. Maintains a clean and safe workstation.
  9. Performs other duties as assigned by the bike shop manager.
  10. Help with shop maintenance and construction projects.
  11. Work with the Volunteer Coordinator on a weekly basis to manage shop volunteers. 

COMPENSATION: Negotiable depending on skill level and experience.

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About Us

Reno Bike Project (RBP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit community bicycle shop and advocacy group committed to creating a nationally recognized, cycling-friendly community through advocacy, education, and cooperation in the Truckee Meadows.

Reno Bike Project achieves its mission by:
  • Making cycling more accessible through recycling and recirculation of used bikes into the community at affordable prices.
  • Holding bike mechanics workshops and encouraging self-sufficiency by providing a space for community members to repair their own bicycles rather than incur maintenance costs.
  • Promoting and holding events to encourage bicycle activism.
  • Working with public officials and other organizations to advocate for cycling rights and growth in the Truckee Meadows.
  • Complementing other local groups to encourage youth safety and cycling-related arts and culture, and contributing to Reno's continual growth as a diverse and vibrant community.
  • Keeping an open mind to all cycling needs and ideas and helping to facilitate positive growth.
541 E. 4th St, Reno, NV 89512 | Wed. - Fri. 10am - 6pm, Sat. 10am-5pm | 775-323-4488

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