Saxophone Repair Technician
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Sax Alley is a Colorado based saxophone shop specializing in professional repairs, instruments and accessories for the serious saxophonist. We have been serving Colorado and the Mountain West for 30 years and we are looking for a world class saxophone repair technician to uphold our national reputation as THE saxophone sales and repair shop in the Rocky Mountain Region.
Job ResponsibilitiesProvide quality repairs for saxophones brought in for repairWork with customers to accurately troubleshoot problems and identify needed repairsQuote accurate repair time and cost to customersEnsure proper setup and regulation of new and vintage saxophones sold in the shop
Desired QualificationsMinimum of 5 years of experience repairing saxophones with 10+ years preferredAccomplished saxophone playerReputation for quality repair work on professional model saxophonesExperience repairing a variety of vintage saxophonesAbility to perform quality repairs in a timely mannerAbility to accurately estimate time and cost for repairs
Salary based on experience - relocation assistance available for the right candidate
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