Abut the Role:Refurb Technicians are central to operations. You’ll take bikes returned from customers, assess them, and bring them back to a safe, high-quality standard so they’re ready for their next rider. The role combines hands-on mechanical work with a strong focus on consistency, quality and pace.Inspection and triage•
Inspect bikes and assess their condition against Bike Club’s grading standards.•
Identify mechanical faults, worn or missing parts and cosmetic damage.•
Flag bikes that are beyond economical repair or need specialist attention.Repair and refurbishment
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Strip down, clean and degrease bikes as and when required.•
Service and repair brakes, gears, drivetrain, wheels, tyres, bearings, headsets and bottom brackets.•
Fit, adjust and replace components such as handlebars, grips, saddles, pedals and accessories.•
Carry out cosmetic refurbishment to the required standard for example cleaning any marks off.Final checks and recording
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Complete a full safety check on every bike before it’s signed off to QC.•
Log work completed, plus parts used on the system for each bike.•
Move finished bikes to the correct location so they’re ready for QC checks.Workshop
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Keep your workstation, tools and the wider workshop clean, safe and organised.•
Report low parts stock and faulty tools or equipment promptly.•
Support other areas of warehouse operations (e.g. goods-in, stock takes) when needed.Quality and safety standards
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Every bike must pass a quality control (QC) sign-off before it goes into stock – nothing leaves the bench without it•
Work to Bike Club’s refurbishment checklist and cosmetic grading standards on every bike•
Bikes that fail QC are reworked by the technician responsible as a priority•
Follow workshop health and safety procedures at all times, including safe use of hand and power tools, stands and cleaning chemicals•
Wear the PPE provided (e.g. gloves, eye protection, safety footwear) where required•
Look after tools and equipment, and report any hazards, accidents or near misses straight awayOutput is a minimum of 14 Bikes per days
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