Apprentice Field Service Technician (Gaming and Non-Gaming Operations), NF-03
United States Army Installation Management Command · Iwakuni, Japan ·
- Work mode
- Onsite
- Category
- Skilled trades
It is the applicant's responsibility to read all sections and associated links in this vacancy announcement. This position is located at Iwakuni, Military Installation
Works under the direct supervision of the field operations manager and/or supervisory technician in support of the Army Recreation Machine Program (ARMP). Performs all required cash collections of gaming and non-gaming equipment using a data collection device or hand written documents. Performs automated cash Kiosk (ACK) count downs and fills. Counts and records all coin and currency counts in the presence of a location representative. Checks, verifies and records all machine bookkeeping data and prepares all required drop documentation. Upon completion of collections and fills, ensures that all data uploads are completed, documentation has been accurately prepared and is filed as established by the field office operations manager. Verify, process, and authorize payment of gaming machine jackpots ensuring that all required documentation has been completed and filed. Performs cleaning of all gaming and non-gaming equipment as directed by, and under the supervision of the field office operations manager, the supervisory technician, or the regional manager. Troubleshoots and performs minor repairs on gaming and amusement equipment, ACK and associated peripheral equipment under the direct supervision of the field office manager, the supervisory technician, or regional manager. This includes, but is not limited to setup options, monitor adjustment, troubleshooting and operational inspections. Upgrades and installs game conversion kits on existing gaming and non-gaming equipment. Assists with the installation, support and maintenance of all ARMP operated equipment. This includes, but is not limited to networking equipment under the direct supervision of the field office manager, the supervisory technician, or regional manager and in coordination with other ARMP departments. Moves and installs all field operation equipment. Serves as a liaison between internal ARMP departments, outside agency representatives, and the field office operations manager.