Multiple actions on a single search bar

Can a search bar have multiple actions that the user can take on it?

Context: I'm designing a system for a bike shop to manage the maintenance of all their bikes. Currently the mechanics fill out generic paper sheets by hand and once a month the manager manually adds them all to a google doc. The new system would let mechanic print out a custom paper sheet, then go into this app and update it themselves.

Problem: So the mechanic has two actions they need to do once they've entered a bike's number: print out the sheet, and log the repair. Is it acceptable to do two action buttons underneath a single search? I'm imagining it a bit like the Google Homepage, where you can do both 'search' and 'I'm feeling lucky'. If you hit enter, it would default to logging the repair.

Is there any UX pattern this is breaking? Is it intuitive?

Constraints: Mechanics may print out a sheet and then not come back to the site until much later. Mechanics generally won't need to print out multiple sheets at once. Mechanics can't leave the repair page open as it is on one shared computer for multiple mechanics. All the bikes have a 3 digit number. Every search will return exactly one page (i.e., I can't search '23' and get '23, '231, 234'.)