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BICAS is hiring for Shop Mechanic and Youth Programs Coordinator!
*We are no longer accepting applications! BICAS is in the final stages of the interview process. If you have applied already you should be hearing from us soon*
Shop Mechanic
Job Title: Shop Mechanic / Collective Member; currently seeking individuals to participate in BICAS’ Committees
Starting Rate: $16.95/hr, increasing to $18.98/hr upon one year of successful employment.
Principle Function – As a member of the BICAS Collective, Shop Mechanics provide excellent customer service in the BICAS Shop in the form of hands-off teaching of bicycle maintenance and mechanical procedures in Community Tools, facilitating donation reception and processing with Work-Traders and Community Service workers at the Work-Trade station, and greeting customers in a welcoming manner, providing information and orientation, answering the phone, assisting with purchase decisions, and cashiering at the Cash Register station. This is a non-exempt position as defined in the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Estimated Hours: Full time, 30-40 hours per week
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Youth Programs Coordinator
Job Title: Youth Programs Coordinator / Collective Member; currently seeking individuals to participate in BICAS’ Committees
Starting Rate: $16.95/hr, increasing to $18.98/hr upon one year of successful employment.
Principle Function – As a member of the BICAS Collective, the Youth Programs Coordinator is responsible for youth programs instruction and support. This is a non-exempt position as defined in the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Estimated Hours: Full time, 30-40 hours per week
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*COVID-19 Pandemic Operations Addendum*
*Pandemic In-Shop Work Expectations*
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All positions will be cross trained in bicycle mechanics and business administration. The ideal candidate will be passionate about the bicycle as a sustainable, equitable, and healthy form of transportation. BICAS applicants should also be interested in behind-the-scenes work such as HR, social media, fundraising, and nonprofit management.
BICAS staff frequently work with youth, houseless, refugee, immigrant, and low-income populations. Experience working with these populations in any capacity is a plus, as is being multilingual. We encourage those who can work our WTF (Women, Transgender, Femme) workshop to apply. Bicycle mechanical knowledge is not required but is desired. The ability to teach in a patient, compassionate, and hands-off manner is necessary. Some evening and weekend availability is expected, as well as some work outside the shop, for example: administrative tasks, outreach events, teaching classes, etc.
Please note that working at BICAS is much more than a mechanics position; the ideal candidate will be excited to participate fully in the communal governance of a small non-profit organization and should demonstrate precious commitment to the Tucson community.
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