Equipment Technician

Company Description The Wellbeing Hub is a premium wellness consultancy and in‑home personal training company based in Qatar, specializing in high‑end residential fitness solutions. The team transforms home and tower gyms into state‑of‑the‑art wellness spaces through bespoke gym design and carefully curated equipment sourcing. Services are tailored for real estate developers and individuals seeking convenience, exclusivity, and holistic health solutions in their own homes.

The Wellbeing Hub also provides personalized training and recovery programs that integrate seamlessly into clients’ lifestyles. Applicants join a growing organization focused on elevating home‑based wellness experiences in the region.

Keep commercial gym equipment safe, reliable, and available. The technician inspects, maintains, diagnoses, repairs, installs, and documents cardio, strength, and functional training equipment across assigned clubs or client sites so members can train without downtime or safety risk.

• Inspect cardio, strength, functional, and specialty equipment on a planned schedule.
• Lubricate, adjust, clean, tension belts/cables, and calibrate machines to manufacturer specifications.
• Keep a site‑by‑site PM calendar and complete checklists after every visit.

• Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and electronic faults (motors, drive boards, consoles, sensors, cables, pulleys, bearings, resistance systems).
• Replace belts, decks, rollers, motors, consoles, cables, pins, upholstery, and other wear parts.
• Decide when a machine should be locked out, repaired on site, sent for workshop repair, or recommended for replacement.

• Uncrate, assemble, level, and commission new equipment.
• Relocate or reconfigure machines during fit‑outs, renovations, or club refreshes.
• Test units after install and brief club staff on basic care and fault reporting.

• Isolate unsafe equipment immediately and tag it out of service.
• Follow electrical safety, lockout/tagout, and manufacturer procedures.
• Report hazards, near misses, and repeat failures to the line manager.

• Maintain a practical stock of high‑turnover parts and consumables.
• Identify part numbers, raise purchase requests, and chase deliveries.
• Coordinate warranty work and specialist support with OEMs and local suppliers.

• Log every inspection, repair, and parts use in the work‑order / CMMS system (or paper log if no system is in place).
• Update club managers on downtime, expected return‑to‑service, and parts lead times.
• Train reception and floor staff on simple daily checks (unusual noise, error codes, loose cables).

• Keep tools, the workshop, and any company vehicle clean, stocked, and roadworthy.
• Support basic related tasks when needed (drink coolers, simple facility faults) if assigned.
• Work occasional evenings, Fridays, or emergency call‑outs to restore critical machines.

• Cardio: treadmills, ellipticals / cross‑trainers, bikes, steppers, rowers, climbers
• Strength: selectorized, plate‑loaded, cable motion, functional trainers, Smith machines
• Other: racks, benches, free‑weight hardware, consoles and entertainment systems
• Common brands in Qatar clubs and hotels:
  Technogym, Life Fitness, Matrix, Precor, Hammer Strength, Cybex, and similar commercial lines