Bowling Equipment Repairer

Job Title

Bowling Facility Equipment Technician

Installs, adjusts, repairs, overhauls, and regularly inspects bowling facility electrical, electronic, and mechanical equipment to include automatic pinsetter, automatic ball returns, speed cradle stops, automatic score and foul units, automatic ball cleaners, hole bores, and lane maintenance machines. Diagnoses malfunctioning equipment referring to manuals for diagrams and specifications. Follows manufacturer's maintenance schedules but makes changes as necessary. Disassembles and replaces or repairs mechanical and electrical components or parts using soldering irons, wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, and other hand tools.

Cleans and lubricates machines. Measures and regulates sweep of rakes on automatic pinsetters using hand tools and gauges. Runs automatic pinsetter through complete cycle and inspects for pin setting accuracy. Conditions, maintains, and repairs bowling pins and lanes. Repairs cracks, chips, and splinters using wood and plastic lane stock, and sanding and recoating surfaces. Maintains required records and reports; initiates requests for spare parts, supplies, and hand equipment;

performs general housekeeping tasks to ensure proper standards of appearance, cleanliness, and safety of assigned spaces. Performs other mechanical and electrical work to bowling facility as time and capabilities permit. Physical Effort:
Frequently lifts and carries parts and assembles weighing up to 40 pounds. Occasionally may push or pull larger assemblies weighing up to 100 pounds. Frequently bending, climbing, reaching, stooping, standing, and working in awkward positions. Exposed to high noise levels while working on equipment.

Working conditions:

Works inside areas that usually have adequate light, heat, and fresh air. Exposed to noise, dust, grease, chemical solvents, and other potentially hazardous materials.