Fitness Technician

Fitness Equipment Technician Role Summary The Fitness Equipment Technician diagnoses, repairs, maintains, and assembles treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, strength machines, and other fitness equipment. This role covers workshop repairs, on-site installations, and field service, ensuring all equipment meets safety standards and optimal performance. Key Duties - Diagnose faults using diagnostic tools, service aids, or schematics for motors (AC/DC, up to 5HP), control boards (PCB troubleshooting, firmware updates), consoles (LCD/LED displays), wiring harnesses, sensors (optical, magnetic, Hall effect), and resistance mechanisms. - Repair mechanical components including belts (running/deck), decks (wax/lubrication), rollers (front/rear), bearings (maintenance-free ball), frames (12-gauge steel), upholstery (tear-resistant leatherette), flywheels (min. 8kg), and hydraulic/pneumatic systems. - Perform routine maintenance like lubrication, tension adjustments, calibration of speed/incline (0.8-22 km/h, 0-18 incline), preventive checks (daily/weekly/monthly), and belt replacements to minimize downtime. - Assemble and install new equipment on-site or in-house, testing features like pulse monitors, calorie counters, elevation/decline functions, and max user weights. - Maintain parts inventory, order components (e.g., belts, bearings, electronics), document service reports with performance metrics, and deliver professional customer service during field visits. Requirements - Proven knowledge of electronics (multimeter use, soldering, circuit tracing), motors, mechanical systems, and fitness-specific components like variable resistance and whisper-quiet drive systems. - 1+ years experience troubleshooting/repairing electronic and mechanical equipment; fitness equipment experience preferred but not required (Plus point if experienced in fitness equipment) - Physical ability to lift 50-200 lbs, climb, bend, and transport equipment - Strong problem-solving, communication skills, ability to read blueprints/schematics, and willingness to travel for field service. - certificate in Electrical and/or Mechanical engineering