Tech applicants will be required to prove tech knowledge in the interview by diagnosing and completing a repair and/or rebuilding an M4 gearbox in front of a technician. Additional questions will be asked by the tech during the interview above and beyond the application questions to ensure the applicant understands the working mechanisms behind the equipment. 

Technician staff are required not only to complete repair work, but also for the management and security of gun owner personal information and repair forms, general cleaning and upkeep of the technician area, execution of safe tool use and procedure, ensuring that rental fleet is in good working order including magazines, assisting players and upfront staff in changing gun batteries, assisting players in quick basic repairs, preparation of new rental equipment, proper use of the chronograph for various reasons, and the participation of various other events. Additional responsibilities include but are not limited to: running, basic understanding of first aid, calling gun owners for repair notifications, working with children and adults in a level headed manner, expressing completed repair details and good gun ownership rules to customers, heavy lifting, part inventory organization, tracking and expressing parts needs to management, tracking and organizing customer repair agreements and working with cleaning materials and chemicals.Technician staff are also expected to provide their own tools. Including but not limited to screwdrivers (phillips and flat head) in various sizes, picks, allen keys in various sizes, and punches. A full descriptive list can be provided during the interview process. Should you want to leave your tool set at the facility, you will be expected to provide your own locking toolbox. Locking toolboxes and private workbenches are provided to senior and lead technicians only.