Bowling Equipment Worker

Job Title

Bowling Equipment Mechanic

Under the direction of the Bowling Equipment Mechanic:
Adjusts, overhauls, installs and repairs bowling facility electrical and mechanical equipment, which may include automatic pinsetters, automatic ball returns, foul units, speed cradle stops, telescore units, automatic ball and pin cleaners, lane maintenance machines and hole borers. Assists in diagnosing malfunctioning equipment, referring to manuals for diagrams and specifications. Assists in disassembling and replacing or repairing electrical and mechanical parts or components using soldering irons, welding equipment, pliers, screwdrivers, wrenches and other hand tools.

Cleans and lubricates machines, ball returns, pinsetters and other related mechanic equipment. Measures and regulates pinsetters using hand tools and gauges, periodically runs pinsetters through complete cycles and inspects for pin setting accuracy. Assists in conditioning, maintaining and repairing bowling pins and lanes, repairing cracks, chips, splinters using plastic or wood lane stock; sands and recoats surfaces as needed. Complies with fire, safety, sanitation and security procedures and regulations.

Keeps up-to-date on repair procedures, bowling center policies, written instructions and department directives. Assists in maintain the bowling facility, such as mechanical, electrical and plumbing repairs, cleans and paints walls and ceilings, replaces air filters and assists with any related maintenance not performed by PWD. Assists with building maintenance and cleaning, to include stocking and cleaning bathrooms, picking up patron areas, and policing grounds including weeding, picking up trash, snow removal, etc.

as assigned. Performs any other related duties as assigned.