Service Technician

Description:

This role is responsible for the maintenance and repair of theatre and precinct technology systems. It fabricates minor consumables and is the first port of call for repairs to, and maintenance of, all theatre and precinct systems such as two-way radios, televisions and amplifiers. It develops and maintains relationships with external repair and maintenance organisations. This role also contributes to the ongoing maintenance of safety standards by conducting regular test and tag operations, and contributing to the development of safety and operational processes and procedures.

Further detailed information about the role and its requirements can be obtained from the role description.

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Key Responsibilities/skills:
 

• At least three years’ experience maintaining and repairing equipment used in live entertainment, broadcast, or sports.
• Advanced working knowledge of GPIO logic, AV, intercoms, lighting fixtures, sound equipment, and component electronics.
• Test and Tag qualification.
• Plug Top Replacement qualification.
• Ability to interpret and follow AV systems drawings in order to troubleshoot & resolve issues.
• Advanced communication skills, including an ability to translate technical concepts for a lay audience.
• Experience making technical decisions from a whole-of-business perspective.
• Ability to work efficiently under pressure and prioritise work.
• Flexibility and a commiment to continuous improvement.
• A focus on ensuring a clean and safe work environment.
• Ability to create and implement workshop workflow.
• A good understanding of the relevant electrical safety & wiring standards.
• A detailed understanding of the employment of technology to support a live performance environment.
• Ability to interpret and follow AV systems drawings in order to troubleshoot & resolve issues.
• A working knowledge of IT and network fundamentals to assist in the troubleshooting of system issues and errors.
• The ability to self-manage workloads, operate autonomously with minimal guidance and prioritise tasks.