Mechanic

Description As a Mechanic at FatCats, you will maintain and repair our bowling and scoring equipment to ensure that every guest has exceptional experience. From routine maintenance to troubleshooting, your expertise will be instrumental in keeping our lanes in top condition. Working closely with the Facility Maintenance Manager, you'll also coordinate repair schedules and guide mechanical team members while ensuring safety protocols are always followed. As a Mechanic at FatCats, you will maintain and repair our bowling and scoring equipment to ensure that every guest has exceptional experience. From routine maintenance to troubleshooting, your expertise will be instrumental in keeping our lanes in top condition. Working closely with the Facility Maintenance Manager, you'll also coordinate repair schedules and guide mechanical team members while ensuring safety protocols are always followed. Your day starts with a review of maintenance schedules. You'll perform routine checks on pinsetters, scoring equipment, and lanes, using our operations software to track tasks and keep detailed logs. When issues arise, you'll quickly diagnose and repair equipment, communicating effectively with guests to ensure minimal disruption to their experience. You'll also maintain clean workspaces, manage parts inventory, and work closely with the Facility Maintenance Manager on special projects. Requirements Perform maintenance and repairs on bowling and scoring equipment, including pinsetters and lanes, while ensuring safety protocols are always followed. Troubleshoot equipment issues promptly, communicate effectively with guests, and minimize disruptions to their experience. Maintain clean and organized workspaces, manage parts inventory, and keep accurate logs for maintenance and repairs. Demonstrate excellent problem-solving, communication, and teamwork abilities in a fast-paced environment. Be computer literate and quick to learn new software, with the ability to lift up to 35 pounds. The Schedule FatCats is busiest when other people are off work and having fun. As a Mechanic, you will need to have an open availability to work opening, mid, and closing shifts, including weekends and holidays. #J-18808-Ljbffr