Motorcycle Assembler Salary in Singapore

Assembles complete motorcycles, performing any combination of following tasks: positions and clamps frame in fixture on conveyor line. Bolts fork, motor, transmission, rear and front wheels, chain drives, handlebars, lights, seats, and other parts to frame, using handtools or power tools. Turns gas or spark handle controls, and adjustment screws on distributor and carburetor to set spark and gas feed. Turns screws to adjust chain drive and clutch to specified tension. Focuses headlight on testing board and turns adjustment screws to align beam of light. Lubricates motorcycle with grease gun. Records motor and sales numbers. May relieve assemblers and be known as utility assembler.

The average salary for a Motorcycle Assembler is $46,424 per year or $22.32 per hour in Singapore. Top earners have reported making up to $51,962. However, the typical pay range in Singapore is between $34,988 and $51,962 annually.

Motorcycle Assembler is projected to see a 12.0 % salary change in 5 years.

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