India’s motorcycle servicing industry is vital for the country’s economic development. However, the mechanics encounter ergonomic challenges due to nature of their work, leading to potential health issues like MSDs. This study aimed to analyze these ergonomic challenges and propose interventions to enhance workplace ergonomics. The research was conducted on 30 motorcycle mechanics in Pune and Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Ergonomic risk factors related to exposure to MSDs were assessed using the Modified Nordic Questionnaire, RULA, REBA, and WERA. The findings revealed that a majority of mechanics experienced discomfort and pain during their work. Specifically, 80% reported neck pain, 73.3% shoulder pain, 66.7% back pain, and 63.3% leg pain. Analysis of postures using abovementioned methods highlighted the necessity for further investigation and necessary changes in the work environment to improve the mechanics’ well-being. The proposed design would not only address the majority of the work-related issues, but would also make their work more efficient and productive.