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Chongie Entertainment UK Limited is seeking a field-based technician to service and repair gaming machines across venues in London and the South East. You will travel between sites, diagnose faults, service validators, coin mechanisms, hoppers and cash counting equipment, and install or relocate machines as venues open.
The role requires a full UK driving licence and a willingness to work every Saturday and Sunday.
Salary: £30,000 per annum, plus car allowance
Hours: 40 hours per week, worked on a rota that includes every Saturday and Sunday
Location: Field based across our venues in London and the South East
Reporting line: Head of Engineering
Requirements: Full UK Driving Licence
Chongie Entertainment operates eighteen Adult Gaming Centers across the South East under the Little Vegas and Little Macau brands, and the estate is still growing. The Technician keeps the machines and equipment across those venues working.
The role is field based, reporting to the Head of Engineering. You will travel between venues and be issued with a company phone and laptop.
You do not need gaming industry experience. We are open to candidates from electrical or electronic maintenance, vending, amusement, ATM, white goods or any similar field service background.
This is a forty hour rota that includes every Saturday and Sunday, with days off during the week.
Our venues are busiest at weekends and that is when the role is needed. It is a fixed feature of the job rather than an occasional requirement.
We set this out clearly so applicants can decide whether it suits their circumstances.Anyone who wants to discuss the working pattern is welcome to raise it at any stage.
We will take references from two separate referees once the interview stage is complete, and we will not approach a current employer without your consent.
Chongie Entertainment UK Limited is an equal opportunities employer.
All appointments are subject to satisfactory references and verification of the right to work in the UK.