Most handyman jobs are incredibly exciting. Just kidding. They're usually a squeaky door, a wobbly table and a long drive home.

Ours still has the squeaky door and the wobbly table. But it also has a neon lit mini golf course, escape rooms full of secret doors, and a bar that a few hundred people will lean on this weekend. Somebody has to keep all of it standing, working and looking good. That could be you.

Who we are

IMMRSE runs multiple venues across Australia, some of which are home to Hole In One and The Great Escape, full of escape rooms, mini golf and immersive experiences. Our Melbourne venue, Hole In One x The Great Escape, sits on Level 4 at 525 Flinders Street and puts mini golf, escape rooms and a bar under one roof. It's busy, it's loud, and things get bumped, kicked and leaned on every single day.

What the job actually is

This is a casual, hands on handyman role. You'll work through a repairs list, fix whatever broke this week, and help us stay ahead of the next thing before a guest finds it first.

What you'll be doing

- Patching, sanding and painting walls, doors and skirting, usually before we open or after we close
- Fixing and tightening tables, chairs, bar stools, shelving and anything else that has started to wobble
- Rehanging doors, adjusting hinges and door closers, and replacing handles and locks
- Silicone, caulking, grout touch ups and general making valuable
- Assembling flat pack furniture, putting up shelves, hooks, signage and TV brackets




- Changing globes, LED strips and fittings, and sorting simple low voltage lighting
- Keeping the mini golf course in shape: loose obstacles, worn turf edges, chipped props and the odd hole that has stopped doing its trick
- Small repairs to escape room furniture and props when they need it
- Letting us know what's done, what needs parts and what needs a licensed tradie

Who you are

- The person your friends call to fix it before they call anyone else
- Confident with a drill, a saw, a paint roller and a tube of silicone
- Practical, tidy and happy to work on your own
- You finish the job properly, not just well enough
- Available for some early starts, late finishes or days when the venue is quiet
- Your own tools and car are a big plus

What you don't need A trade qualification. If you're handy, reliable and keen to learn how a venue like ours works, we can teach you the rest.

What you get

- Approximately $37 to $40 per hour plus super, depending on experience and skill level
- Casual to start, open to full time for the right person
- Hours that vary with the repairs list
- A workplace where fixing a mini golf hole counts as a normal Tuesday

How to apply Apply through this listing with your CV and answer a few quick questions. Tell us what you've fixed or built and what tools you use. Photos of your work are very welcome at the interview, and bonus points for a before and after.

📌 Venue Handyman (Melbourne)
🏢 Stonebridge Capital
📍 Melbourne