Maintenance Technicians

Regal Theatres•Garner, NC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The theatre maintenance person is a team member classified based on individual theatre needs, and/or employee availability, as either variable hour, part-time fixed, part-time regular or a full-time hourly employee who is responsible for performing minor repairs in all areas of the theatre including projection booth (such as change out fixtures in the booth, repair fan motors, etc), but specifically not to equipment or maintenance that is covered by the Technical Services Department. Represent and act as a representative of Regal in a way that is consistent with our mission statement and policies. Regular and consistent attendance. Professional appearance is required at all times conductive to the safety and comfort of the responsibilities performed.

Requirements

Prior maintenance experience preferred.
Certified as a cast member.
Ability to work independently.
Effectively communicate in both oral and written form with management staff.
Listen effectively, respond clearly and directly, and ability to explain information to others.
Identify problems, gather relevant data, and note possible causes of problems.
Evaluate relevant information, recognize alternatives, reach conclusions based on evidence, and implement solutions.
Take action beyond what is necessarily called for, and perform tasks with a minimal amount of supervision.
Perform under pressure and/or opposition.
Interface effectively with co-workers, and exhibit sensitivity to the feelings of others.
Close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.

Responsibilities

Ensuring all auditorium seats are in good working order and repairing broken ones in a timely manner.
Tile work.
Sheet rock repair.
Training theatre personnel in the proper and safe way to perform minor repairs and/or maintenance
Changing light bulbs as needed.
Painting.
Perform the daily inspections report.
Other minor repairs as needed.
Working with management to obtain qualified personnel for larger maintenance concerns.
Have knowledge to arm, disarm and general operation of the alarm system.
Be aware of all safety and emergency procedures.