Bike Hub Assistants (permanent roles) - Grey Lynn
- EcoMatters Environment Trust
- Grey Lynn, Auckland, New Zealand
- 23 Jan, 2026
Job Description
We are looking to add to our network of experienced or passionate bike mechanics to join us across our Bike Hub network. Right now we are looking for permanent Bike Hub Assistants for the following locations and times:
Grey Lynn, Thursday-Sunday, 9:50 am – 2:15 pm
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR
Experienced or passionate bike mechanics, who’d love to work in their communities, helping people discover or rediscover how fun it is to get on a bike. Preference will be given to those with existing basic bike maintenance skills, however some limited training is also available. We also would love for you to be a local resident with connections in your community.
Candidates will be able to commit to working during their local Bike Hub’s usual opening hours. You will be offered permanent employment.
About the Role
The Bike Hubs offer visitors:
- free help and advice for bike maintenance and basic repairs – this is all about working alongside our visitors to teach them these skills
- used bikes for sale – these bikes are donated, repaired and safety checked, then sold at an affordable price to help fund our services
- new and used bike parts and accessories for sale
- maps, route guidance, safe cycling advice and connections into other organisations and local businesses that can help with cycling advice and support.
You’ll be working alongside a site coordinator who is responsible for running the site, and we often have great volunteers as well.
Type of employment: permanent
Pay rate: $26-$27
Location: Grey Lynn or Manukau Bike Hub
Read the full position description here.
EcoMatters Environment Trust aims to connect people and place and to nurture kaitiakitanga (guardianship).
Based in Auckland in Aotearoa New Zealand, EcoMatters is an established charitable trust that was formed in 2002. We work with and for the community to deliver environmental initiatives in partnership with key entities like Auckland Council, the Ministry for the Environment, other not-for-profits and community groups.
We do this by supporting the community with knowledge and tools to restore nature, grow food, reduce waste, ride and fix bikes, and live more sustainably. We also run workshops and provide opportunities for hands-on environmental action in Auckland.