Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States · On-site
Job DetailsJob Location: Tulsa Starworld 20 - Tulsa, OK 74133Position Type: Full TimeTravel Percentage: 10-60% travel(Sometime on short notice)JOB OVERVIEW As a Maintenance Tech, you oversee keeping the facilities mainta…
Skills: Building Maintenance, Commercial Repairs, Mechanical Equipment Servicing, Bowling Pinsetter Maintenance, Arcade Machine Maintenance
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Oversee the maintenance and repair of facilities, including bowling lanes, pinsetters, and theater seating, to ensure a safe environment. Conduct regular inspections and perform general building repairs such as painting and patching walls.
Requires 4+ years of experience in general building maintenance or mechanical servicing and a high school diploma. Candidates must have a valid driver's license, personal vehicle insurance, and the ability to travel 10-60% of the time.
Job DetailsJob Location: Tulsa Starworld 20 - Tulsa, OK 74133Position Type: Full TimeTravel Percentage: 10-60% travel(Sometime on short notice)JOB OVERVIEW
As a Maintenance Tech, you oversee keeping the facilities maintained and out of disrepair. Equipment and building material should look and function at their best and to keep a safe and inviting environment for employees and guests in all aspects of the entertainment and theatre complex.
Hours: 40+ hours a week, working nights, weekends and holidays is a requirement; hours may vary.
Conduct regular inspections to determine areas that need attention and then perform the tasks.
Responsibility for maintaining and repairing all our bowling lanes, pinsetters, and other entertainment amenities etc.
Repairs and maintenance of the building which could be anything from fixing a broken recliner to patching and painting a wall.
Run errands as needed for the company. Travel beyond 150 miles one-way will require overnight stay.
General cleaning of facilities.
Completing any other duties as delegated or directed by your supervisor.
B&B Theatres wants to ensure you have everything you need to thrive. To stay on track and maintain your position, please keep these core requirements in mind:
Your First 120 Days: Focus on perfect attendance during your first 60 days. In the following 60 days, we’ll work with you to master our internal ticketing system and steadily increase your output from 13 to 15 closed tickets per week.
The Standard: Once you’re up to speed, maintaining that 15-ticket weekly average is essential for the team’s success.
Support & Accountability: If your average dips below 15, we’ll immediately start a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). This is a dedicated coaching period designed to help you get back to the minimum standard.
Please understand that these goals are vital. Refusing to participate in a PIP or falling below standard twice within 60 days of completing one, may lead to disciplinary action or termination.
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4+ years of prior experience in general building maintenance, commercial repairs, automotive work, or mechanical equipment servicing.
Specific hands-on experience with bowling pinsetter systems, arcade machine maintenance, and/or theater seating systems.
High school diploma or equivalent required.
Must be at least 18 years old at the time of hiring.
Ability to read, write, and speak English clearly to fulfill job responsibilities.
Must possess and maintain a valid driver's license and an acceptable driving record.
Must maintain personal automobile liability insurance in accordance with applicable state minimum requirements and be able to use a personal vehicle for business related travel as required.
Basic mechanical aptitude and comfort working with moving mechanical parts and hand/power tools.
Proficiency or comfort using digital devices (tablets/smartphones) to record entries in an internal ticketing system.
Regularly required to stand and walk for extended periods; climb ladders or stairs; and balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl into tight spaces (such as behind bowling pinsetters or under theatre seating).
Frequent use of hands and power tools to handle, feel, or reach. Precision is required for mechanical repairs and internal ticketing system entries.
Must be able to frequently move and transport equipment or supplies weighing up to 35 lbs. and occasionally assist in heavier items exceeding 50 lbs.
Ability to work in varied environments, which may include loud noise levels (bowling/theatre audio), dusty areas, or outdoor weather conditions during building exterior inspections.
This job description is intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities or qualifications. Employees are required to perform all other duties as assigned.
Bringing Hollywood to Your Hometown since 1924.
B&B TODAY · 5th Largest Theatre Chain in America · 554 Screens . 53 locations · 16 States: FL, GA, IA, KS, MN, MO, MS, NC, NE, NJ, OH, OK, SC, TX, VA, WA · 86 Bowling Lanes · 385 Arcade Games · 3 Distinct Restaurant Brands: Sterling's, Johnnie' Jazz Bar & Grille and Marquee Bar & Grille · Featuring Marquee Suites®, PLF GRAND SCREEN ®, screenPLAY!, MX4D®, SCREEN-X, 4DX, MAX RELAX, Lyric and 21+ auditoriums. · Core Values: Family | Fun | Joy | Innovation | Integrity People giving a speech in front of a movie screen with the b&b theatres logo on it. The Beginning B&B Theatres stands for Bills and Bagby, two families that both launched movie theatres and joined forces-for business and love-in 1980. The history of B&B stretches back to 1924 when Elmer Bills, Sr., bought the Lyric Theatre in Salisbury, MO, and founded Bills Theatres. It was there that he met his future wife, Johnnie, while she played the piano along with the silent movies. Years later, their son Elmer Bills, Jr., was born into the business. In 1936, the elder Elmer hired 10-year-old Sterling Bagby as a concession clerk. Sterling grew up, fought in World War II and came home to marry his Higbee, MO ticket seller, Pauline. Together, they started the Bagby Traveling Picture Show and roamed rural Missouri with their films, projection equipment, seats and snack bar. The Bagby Traveling Picture Show screened movies in barns, schools and parks. Eventually, Sterling and Pauline's company evolved into a Kansas circuit of drive-in theatres and "hardtops" (their nickname for indoor theatres). Meanwhile, young Elmer Bills, Jr. had met his wife-to-be, Amy, when both were 13 (he lovingly refers to her as "the best popcorn girl I ever hired") and gone on to graduate from the University of Missouri in 1959. Elmer and Amy joined his parents Elmer Sr. and Johnnie and continued the expansion of Bills Theatres, Inc. On January 1, 1980, the Bills and Bagby families cemented decades of friendship by formally joinin
Offices: Liberty, MO 64068, US
Bringing Hollywood to Your Hometown since 1924.
B&B TODAY · 5th Largest Theatre Chain in America · 554 Screens . 53 locations · 16 States: FL, GA, IA, KS, MN, MO, MS, NC, NE, NJ, OH, OK, SC, TX, VA, WA · 86 Bowling Lanes · 385 Arcade Games · 3 Distinct Restaurant Brands: Sterling's, Johnnie' Jazz Bar & Grille and Marquee Bar & Grille · Featuring Marquee Suites®, PLF GRAND SCREEN ®, screenPLAY!, MX4D®, SCREEN-X, 4DX, MAX RELAX, Lyric and 21+ auditoriums. · Core Values: Family | Fun | Joy | Innovation | Integrity People giving a speech in front of a movie screen with the b&b theatres logo on it. The Beginning B&B Theatres stands for Bills and Bagby, two families that both launched movie theatres and joined forces-for business and love-in 1980. The history of B&B stretches back to 1924 when Elmer Bills, Sr., bought the Lyric Theatre in Salisbury, MO, and founded Bills Theatres. It was there that he met his future wife, Johnnie, while she played the piano along with the silent movies. Years later, their son Elmer Bills, Jr., was born into the business. In 1936, the elder Elmer hired 10-year-old Sterling Bagby as a concession clerk. Sterling grew up, fought in World War II and came home to marry his Higbee, MO ticket seller, Pauline. Together, they started the Bagby Traveling Picture Show and roamed rural Missouri with their films, projection equipment, seats and snack bar. The Bagby Traveling Picture Show screened movies in barns, schools and parks. Eventually, Sterling and Pauline's company evolved into a Kansas circuit of drive-in theatres and "hardtops" (their nickname for indoor theatres). Meanwhile, young Elmer Bills, Jr. had met his wife-to-be, Amy, when both were 13 (he lovingly refers to her as "the best popcorn girl I ever hired") and gone on to graduate from the University of Missouri in 1959. Elmer and Amy joined his parents Elmer Sr. and Johnnie and continued the expansion of Bills Theatres, Inc. On January 1, 1980, the Bills and Bagby families cemented decades of friendship by formally joinin
Offices: Liberty, MO 64068, US
