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Job posting: bike mechanic for a neighbourhood repair shop
Full posting
Bike Mechanic (full-time, workshop)
Spokewell Cycles · Riverside district · $21–25 per hour, depending on experience
We are a neighbourhood bike shop that fixes about 60 bikes a week: commuter bikes, kids' bikes, e-bikes and the odd vintage racer. Our workshop is busy from March to October, and we are looking for a mechanic who enjoys solving problems and explaining them to customers in plain words.
What you will do
- Diagnose and repair bikes booked in for service: brakes, gears, wheels, bearings
- Build new bikes from the box and set them up for the rider
- Write a short, clear note on each repair ticket and tell the customer what was done
- Keep the workshop tidy and tools in order
- Help on the shop floor on busy Saturdays
What you need
- At least 1 year of hands-on bike repair, paid or volunteer
- Confidence with hydraulic disc brakes and indexing gears
- Ability to plan your day around a booking list and say early when a job will run late
Nice to have
- Experience with e-bike motors and batteries
- Wheel building
- A recognised mechanic qualification
If you meet the "need" list but not all the "nice to have", please apply anyway.
What we offer
- 38 hours a week, Tuesday to Saturday, finishing at 6 pm
- Paid training on e-bike systems in your first 3 months
- Staff price on parts and bikes, and a free yearly service for family members
- 25 days of paid leave, taken mostly in the quiet winter months
How to apply
Send a few lines about the bikes you have worked on and your availability to [email]. No cover letter needed. We reply to everyone within 5 working days and invite shortlisted people to a paid 2-hour trial shift.
Short version: social media
🔧 We are hiring a bike mechanic at Spokewell Cycles, Riverside. $21–25/hour, Tue–Sat, paid e-bike training. 1+ year of repair experience needed; we will teach you the rest. Apply: [email]
Short version: messenger
Hi! Spokewell Cycles is looking for a full-time bike mechanic: $21–25/hour, Tue–Sat, staff discounts and paid training. Know someone who loves fixing bikes? Please share this.
Client: Spokewell Cycles, a bike shop and repair workshop with 6 staff Delivered: full posting, plus short versions for social media and messengers
The client and all details are made up.
About this service
We write postings for internships, graduate schemes, apprenticeships and trainee programs that speak to students and recent graduates. They want to know what they will actually learn and do, who will mentor them, whether it is paid, how long it lasts and whether it can lead to a job, so the posting answers that before listing requirements. Requirements are kept to what a student can realistically have, so you do not lose good applicants to "3 years of experience" for an entry-level role.
What is included
- What you getA ready internship or graduate program posting with tasks, mentoring, conditions and how to apply, plus a short version for university career boards in the higher packages. You get it as text you can paste or download as a file.
- What you will learnReal tasks, not coffee runs
- Mentoring and supportWho guides the intern
- Clear conditionsPay, hours, length, dates
- Realistic requirementsFit for students and graduates
- Path to a jobIf the program can lead to an offer
How it works
- 1BriefYou describe the program
- 2WritingWe speak to students in their terms
- 3DeliveryFull and short versions
What we need from you
The program, team, tasks, length, pay or stipend, mentoring, chance of a job offer, dates and the application process.
We will ask you:
- Is it an internship, a graduate scheme or an apprenticeship?
- What will interns actually do?
- Is it paid and how long does it last?
- Can it lead to a permanent job?
Compare packages
| Packages | Basic1 program posting$10 | Standard1 posting + short version$20 | Premium3 program postings$39 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deadline | 1 day | 2 days | 3 days |
| Revisions | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| Programs or roles | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| Short version for university career boards | No | Yes | Yes |
| Order Basic | Order Standard | Order Premium |
Payment protection
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- Fixed priceThe package price does not change after you pay.
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Questions and answers
Is an unpaid internship OK to advertise?
Rules on unpaid internships differ widely by country. Check yours; we state the conditions clearly either way.
Can you write it for a university career fair?
Yes. The short version works for career fair listings and student groups.
Do you check the text against labor law?
No. Check the conditions and wording against the rules of your country before you use it.
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