Audio Visual and Production Technician

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Audio Visual Technician to join our community.

The role of the Audio Visual Technician is responsible for the effective provision of technical service, support, safe and artistic operations for the live events/productions held in our JSPAC and other venues across our campuses.  

This role incorporates the Audio, Lighting and Live Streaming events.

Some out of hours work will be required for this role.

Key Responsibilities:

The main responsibilities for this role include but are not limited too:

• Coordinate AV bookings across the School
• Operate Audio Visual requirements for all events and productions
• Manage the physical set up and operation of equipment to ensure the smooth running of live events including trouble shooting.
• Provide technical support in the use of AV systems to staff across the School including classrooms, shared spaces and outdoor spaces.
• Providing support to the Performing Arts Centre Manager through the provision of high-quality technical services to users of the JSPAC and other performance spaces
• Provide technical assistance as required in the technical and front of House operation including Theatre Safety Protocols and audience safety procedures
• Facilitate Live Streaming of events
• Service AV hardware across the school including testing and tagging of electrical equipment when appropriate
• Prepare, install and operate audio-visual and ICT equipment in spaces and venues in consultation with staff and relevant teams to support the smooth operation of classes, productions, workshops, exhibitions and School events
• Troubleshoot AV issues: respond, identify, record, investigate, resolve and escalate AV problems/request and arrange for external repairs when required
• Coordinate the loan of all portable audio-visual equipment including data projectors and PA Systems.  Ensure loan stock is checked and available for use and identify unreturned or damaged equipment 
• Tagging and testing electrical equipment when appropriate and maintaining a up to date Personal Appliance Test (PAT) schedule in consultation with the JSPAC Manager
• Ensure the venues are always safe and secure
• Assist the PAC Manager with general theatre maintenance
• In the absence of the PAC Manager, attend the School’s Logistics Committee Meetings to support the delivery of the School Calendar
• Perform other duties and work on projects commensurate with the position 

If you are interested in joining a dynamic, innovative, and collaborative team, please submit your application as soon as possible. The full position description is available on our website.

This will be a full-time role to commence as soon as possible.

The School may commence interviews with successful applicants during the advertising period.  Our St Hilda’s community is committed to providing a child-safe environment.  Accordingly, you will need to provide a current Working With Children’s Clearance and National Police Clearance.

Please include a cover letter, resume/CV with current address. 

Applications close at 9.00am Thursday 19 December 2024