Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Motorcycle Mechanics

Motorcycle mechanics in the healthcare industry are responsible for maintaining, repairing, and troubleshooting motorcycles and other two-wheeled vehicles used in healthcare settings such as hospitals, clinics, and research facilities.

In a healthcare setting, motorcycle mechanics may work on motorcycles used for transportation, such as ambulances motorcycles, rescue motorcycles and transport motorcycles for patients, medical staff, and equipment. They may also work on motorcycles used for research and other scientific purposes.

They have to be familiar with the regulations and guidelines for the maintenance and repair of motorcycles in healthcare facilities, as well as safety regulations for the operation of motorcycles.

Their duties include diagnosing and troubleshooting mechanical and electrical problems, performing routine maintenance, and making repairs to engines, propulsion systems, and other motorcycle systems. They may also be responsible for installing new equipment and making custom modifications to motorcycles.

Overall, motorcycle mechanics play a crucial role in the healthcare industry by providing safe and efficient transportation for patients, medical staff, and equipment in areas where cars and other vehicles cannot access, contributing to the delivery of healthcare services, research and other scientific purposes.