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Coin, Vending, and Amusement Machine Servicer and Repairer resume

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Also called automatic coin machine mechanic, coin box collector, coin box inspector and coin collector.

$47,450: Median pay a year
26,410: People do this work
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Coin, Vending, and Amusement Machine Servicer and Repairer

Summary

Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicer and repairer installing, servicing, and fixing machines like video games and slot machines, while maintaining records and ensuring they work properly

Experience

Coin, Vending, and Amusement Machine Servicer and Repairer

Where you worked

Month Year to Month Year

Filled machines with products, money, and supplies for vending and amusement services
Inspected machines to find problems and fixed minor issues like jammed bills
Tested machines to ensure they worked properly after repairs
Replaced worn parts in machines, such as magnetic heads in ATM card readers
Maintained records of machine repairs and maintenance for tracking purposes
Cleaned and oiled machine parts to keep them in good working condition
Ordered parts needed for machine repairs to ensure timely fixes

Skills

Hands-On Work: Adjusting equipment, Cleaning equipment, Installing home appliances
Core Skills: Reading needed technical information, Assembling mechanical components, Dismantling heavy equipment, Driving trucks, Documenting operational activities
Checking & Planning: Inspecting wear, Testing mechanical equipment

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Filled vending machines with products and money, ensuring optimal inventory levels for customer satisfaction
Tested machines to confirm proper functioning, identifying and addressing any operational issues

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Filled vending machines with products and money several times a week to maintain optimal inventory levels for customer satisfaction

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Several times a weekDaily during peak hoursA few times each shift

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Tested machines to confirm proper functioning, identifying and addressing any operational issues

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Increased machine reliabilityImproved customer satisfaction

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What are you good at?

Adjusting equipment
Documenting operational activities
Reading needed technical information
Inspecting wear
Testing mechanical equipment
Cleaning equipment
Assembling mechanical components
Dismantling heavy equipment
Installing home appliances
Driving trucks
Replacing mechanical parts
Repairing mechanical parts

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What a Coin, Vending, and Amusement Machine Servicer and Repairer does

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Install, service, adjust, or repair coin, vending, or amusement machines including video games, juke boxes, pinball machines, or slot machines.

What it pays

How much does a Coin, Vending, and Amusement Machine Servicer and Repairer make?

Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.

25th percentile	$39,760
Median	$47,450
75th percentile	$58,110

About 26,410 people do this work in the United States.

What it pays in each state

State	25th percentile	Median	75th percentile
AK	$43,700	$52,040	$65,760
AL	$30,070	$40,670	$49,300
AR	$36,570	$46,940	$50,120
AZ	$35,950	$56,450	$60,220
CA	$45,870	$51,870	$57,570
CO	$37,150	$45,600	$48,840
CT	$45,860	$50,120	$59,230
DE	$39,270	$48,350	$57,820
FL	$42,150	$48,430	$58,110
GA	$40,240	$45,360	$52,800
IA	$37,260	$45,740	$60,470
ID	$40,300	$43,230	$48,290
IL	$40,110	$45,560	$49,340
IN	$36,930	$44,280	$49,490
KS	$38,160	$45,750	$55,060
KY	$35,170	$42,150	$48,750
LA	$37,100	$46,770	$52,800
MA	$49,490	$54,380	$78,310
MD	$44,010	$49,860	$60,360
ME	$45,770	$47,160	$55,320
MI	$38,760	$46,980	$56,000
MN	$45,500	$49,570	$59,210
MO	$38,520	$44,220	$50,210
MS	$34,180	$41,040	$48,710
MT	$44,660	$47,670	$48,070
NC	$38,710	$46,010	$50,440
ND	$36,290	$48,870	$59,510
NE	$38,530	$47,520	$50,520
NH	$43,550	$48,710	$56,670
NJ	$50,890	$59,770	$67,380
NM	$35,060	$43,860	$49,390
NV	$38,880	$51,210	$66,320
NY	$48,440	$60,010	$93,190
OH	$34,830	$37,950	$44,920
OK	$37,740	$48,160	$55,140
OR	$44,520	$56,100	$59,850
PA	$41,480	$46,600	$51,430
PR	$23,480	$26,990	$38,330
RI	$47,760	$62,350	$62,360
SC	$37,790	$47,120	$51,200
SD	$37,870	$43,860	$48,050
TN	$46,280	$53,270	$56,410
TX	$40,260	$49,960	$61,110
UT	$42,160	$46,570	$52,430
VA	$37,530	$44,720	$48,990
WA	$44,760	$58,750	$66,400
WI	$41,070	$50,050	$58,890
WV	$28,260	$38,190	$52,840
WY	$41,350	$45,190	$56,240

Other names

Other names for this job

automatic coin machine mechanic, coin box collector, coin box inspector, coin collector, coin machine collector, coin machine mechanic, coin machine service repairer, coin machine servicer repairer, coin vending and amusement machine servicers and repairers, vending machine coin collector, amusement machine mechanic, arcade game technician.

More names for this work

arcade games mechanic, arcade technician, atm mechanic, atm technician, automated teller machine technician, automatic teller machine mechanic, automatic teller machine servicer, bank teller machine mechanic, cigarette machine filler, cigarette machines mechanic, cooler deliverer, fare register repairer, field service technician, fountain vending mechanic, full service vending driver, gum machine filler, juke box mechanic, jukebox checker, machine attendant, machine filler, machine filler servicer, machine repairman, parking meter collector, parking meter servicer, pay station collector, pin ball machine mechanic, pin game machine inspector, refurbish technician, register repairer, route attendant, route deliverer, route vending machine servicer, routeman, service person, service technician, slot machine mechanic, slot machine repairer, slot technician, stamp machine servicer, ticket dispenser changer, vending attendant, vending machine attendant, vending machine collector, vending machine filler, vending machine mechanic, vending machine servicer, vending mechanic, vending route servicer.

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