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About the role
Job Description: Job Description Page Break GO KART MECHANICPosition: Go Kart Mechanic
Location: Game Time Fun Park
Hours: Full-Time, Hourly (Year-Round)
Pay Rate: Based on experience
Schedule:
Averaging 40+ hours per week during the summer and approximately 30 hours per week during the fall and winter
Who we are:
Game Time Fun Park is a family entertainment center dedicated to providing safe, fun experiences for guests of all ages. Our go karts are a key attraction, and our maintenance team helps keep them running safely and reliably every day. Why we want you: You're dependable, mechanically inclined, and enjoy hands-on work. You take pride in fixing problems, staying organized, and helping keep equipment operating safely. You also have experience with go kart/park maintenance. Why you want to work here: You'll work with a great team in a fun environment where your skills make a direct impact. We offer year-round employment, a variety of work, and opportunities to grow your mechanical experience.
What you'll do:
Perform daily safety inspections on all go karts. Diagnose, repair, and maintain go karts and related equipment. Complete preventative maintenance and routine service. Respond to mechanical issues during operating hours. Keep maintenance records and manage parts inventory. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe shop. Assist with facility maintenance and other projects as needed. Such as bumper boats, batting cages, and etc Follow all company safety policies and procedures.
What we're looking for:
Mechanical experience with small engines, automotive, or similar equipment preferred. Strong troubleshooting skills and attention to detail. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and work indoors and outdoors. Weekend and holiday availability during peak season. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys hands-on mechanical work and wants to help keep the fun rolling all season long.
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