Kevin Barrett

• On-site maintenance worker covering 1,900 apartments/units with 8-10 team members. Basic plumbing, electrical and limited structural maintenance tasks performed; appliance repair or replacement, including water heaters; gas and electric furnace repair.
• Conducted inspections of facilities to identify maintenance needs and hazards.
• Collaborated with team members to execute scheduled upkeep and emergency repairs.
• Operated various tools and equipment for cleaning and maintenance tasks efficiently.
• Performed routine maintenance and repairs to ensure safe, functional building environments.
• Trained new staff on safety protocols, equipment usage, and maintenance procedures.
• Installed new locks, door handles, and door closers.
• Responded to emergency fire alarms, plumbing leaks and power outages to implement swift resolutions.

• Building on my experiences gained at Albany Bowl, I became THE mechanic (Head Mechanic) at Brentwood Bowl. I basically taught myself the intricate workings of the 82-70 pinsetters. Pretty much knew those machines inside and out.
• Diagnosed and repaired mechanical issues in bowling equipment to ensure optimal performance.
• Conducted routine maintenance on machinery, enhancing reliability and reducing downtime. When you only have 16 lanes, you need all pinsetters to be working properly.
• Managed inventory of tools and parts, ensuring availability for timely repairs and maintenance tasks.

• Loading and unloading luggage/cargo on aircraft of varying makes and models either manually or container loader.
• Assisted in loading and unloading cargo, adhering to safety protocols.
• Efficiently operated ground service equipment, such as tugs and belt loaders, to facilitate smooth handling of baggage and cargo.
• Loaded and unloaded luggage and freight and assisted crew and travelers with bags for 5+ daily flights.

Head Mechanic for Sea Bowl in Pacifica. Maintained and repaired Brunswick A and A2 pinsetters. Very little knowledge of the automatic scoring system - AS-80's I believe. I also stripped the lanes "by hand" using a dedicated lane stripping machine. Also responsible for maintaining the lane oiling machine.

Learned how to work on 82-70 pinsetters. Trained by the Head Mechanic Tony Ledesma and his brother Eddie. Wasn't a "mechanic" in my eyes but learned the basics of how the pinsetters operated.

Thank You Tony!