Bowling Alley Pin Chaser
ten pin alleyWilmington (NC)
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About the Job:
Ten Pin Alley/Break Time Billiards, Wilmington's largest indoor entertainment complex on South College Rd has immediate openings for a bowling alley mechanic helper/pin-chaser. Interested candidates can apply here or in person. Job Details: Position is available immediately. No experience is required as we will train the right candidate. You will be trained on our AMF XLI Edge Pin Setters. You will also assist the front counter personnel at busy times, help the lead mechanic (if required) and you should be mechanically inclined as the use of hand tools and power tools may be necessary. You will also be trained on our bowling lane management software to assist customers during busy times. Please note, due to the very tight spaces behind the lanes and in between our pinsetters, you must be of small to average build. Nights and weekends are a must. Employee discounts, paid vacation time (after one year of full-time employment), free and discounted pool, and bowling. Ten Pin Alley:24 state of the art lanes, 2 full-service bars, a 90 seat full-service restaurant and a 35-table pool hall, it's a great place to work and play. Great opportunity for you to earn an above average wage while working in a fast-paced, fun environment. Employee discounts, free or discounted pool and bowling with *paid time off (*after one year of full time employment).Ten Pin Alley: The newest, most up to date bowling center in the Wilmington area. With 24 state of the art lanes, 2 full service bars, a 90 seat full service restaurant and a 39 table pool hall, it's a great place to work and play. Great opportunity for you to earn an above average wage while working in a fast paced, fun environment. Employee discounts, free or discounted pool and bowling with paid time off (after one year of full time employment).
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