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How did you get the experience to do this?
by kqr2 4y ago
How did you get the experience to do this?
- mtm 4y agoOn the job training. Entry level pin setter mechanic training is fairly basic (Lock out tag out procedures, basic machine operations, simple trouble call resolutions (ball returns, re-spotting pins, that sort of thing)). Usually you'll be working with a full mechanic, learning how to do various repairs and preventive maintenance on the machines. I'm working with the Brunswick A2 machines. Here's a link to the service manual if you're curious what these machines are like (PDF): https://brunswickbowling.com/uploads/document-library/Service-Manuals/Pinsetters/A2/BB_Service_Manuals_Brunswick-Automatic-Pinsetter-Service-Manual-R7-1962.pdf https://brunswickbowling.com/uploads/document-library/Servic...