Full Time or Part Time Bowling Machine technician

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eastern recreation enterprisesVirginia Beach (VA)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Bowling Centers

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Job Description: Bowling Pinsetter Mechanic (or technician) maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs automatic pinsetting machines, ball returns, and scoring systems to ensure smooth, uninterrupted operation. They perform routine preventative maintenance, such as lubrication and part replacement, and quickly fix mechanical or electrical malfunctions. Training available for mechanically experienced applicants. Full time position. Position requires work during evenings, weekends.\nCompany

Description: Pinboy's is a locally owned & operated Family Entertainment, Recreation & Sports Center serving all ages of local residents since 1979. Local Va Beach residents enjoy Pinboy's on a routine basis, year round.. This neighborhood environment creates a "Place where everybody knows your name" atmosphere. As an Employee & Guest you can meet people, make friends, join in the fun and entertainment while working in a respectful and exciting atmosphere. Training is available for secure and long term, steady employment.

Company Description: Pinboy's is a locally owned & operated Family Entertainment, Recreation & Sports Center serving all ages of local residents since 1979. Local Va Beach residents enjoy Pinboy's on a routine basis, year round.. This neighborhood environment creates a "Place where everybody knows your name" atmosphere. As an Employee & Guest you can meet people, make friends, join in the fun and entertainment while working in a respectful and exciting atmosphere. Training is available for secure and long term, steady employment.

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