Planning Attend meetings regularly and assist the Sr. Lighting Technician in process improvements and revenue strategies. Ensure a safe work environment and familiarize with set layouts. Update inventory, monitor outsourced equipment, and ensure the Assistant Lighting Technician has adequate gear. Handle equipment preparation, storage, transport, and loading per management guidelines. Ensure a safe work environment and compliance with all company policies. Communications Contribute ideas, train and supervise the Assistant Lighting Technician on health and safety. Communicate requested changes clearly and delegate tasks based on the Assistant Lighting Technician's skills. Notify the Senior Lighting Technician of inventory issues that may delay planning. Revenue Management Assist the Light Engineer in managing event execution within the allocated budget. Execution Rig equipment as specified, manage cable concealment, and assist the HOD and Light Engineer with client changes and troubleshooting. Be flexible, multitask, and support other departments as needed. Post Event Manage post-event equipment prep, storage, and transport. Derig, load, and unload equipment, assist the Light Engineer in event review, and crosscheck inventory to prevent losses. Maintenance and repairs Perform routine maintenance, keep workstations organized, and assist with servicing and repairs at authorized centers. Report equipment issues or shortages to the Senior Lighting Technician. REQUIREMENTS: - Must have experience in event lighting and a solid understanding of different types of lighting equipment. - Knowledge of lighting effects, fixtures, and systems used in live events. - Ability to follow lighting plots and technical instructions accurately. - Ensure neat cable management, safe equipment handling, and quick troubleshooting of technical issues on-site. - Maintain lighting equipment and inventory, perform basic tests, and report issues. - Must be able to climb trusses and securely install and position lighting fixtures. - Work closely with other tech teams (video & audio). - Handle high-pressure events & mentor assistants & stagehands, and adapt to flexible timings. - Assist with loading, unloading, and transporting equipment.
Planning Attend meetings regularly and assist the Sr. Lighting Technician in process improvements and revenue strategies. Ensure a safe work environment and familiarize with set layouts. Update inventory, monitor outsourced equipment, and ensure the Assistant Lighting Technician has adequate gear. Handle equipment preparation, storage, transport, and loading per management guidelines. Ensure a safe work environment and compliance with all company policies. Communications Contribute ideas, train and supervise the Assistant Lighting Technician on health and safety. Communicate requested changes clearly and delegate tasks based on the Assistant Lighting Technician's skills. Notify the Senior Lighting Technician of inventory issues that may delay planning. Revenue Management Assist the Light Engineer in managing event execution within the allocated budget. Execution Rig equipment as specified, manage cable concealment, and assist the HOD and Light Engineer with client changes and troubleshooting. Be flexible, multitask, and support other departments as needed. Post Event Manage post-event equipment prep, storage, and transport. Derig, load, and unload equipment, assist the Light Engineer in event review, and crosscheck inventory to prevent losses. Maintenance and repairs Perform routine maintenance, keep workstations organized, and assist with servicing and repairs at authorized centers. Report equipment issues or shortages to the Senior Lighting Technician. REQUIREMENTS: - Must have experience in event lighting and a solid understanding of different types of lighting equipment. - Knowledge of lighting effects, fixtures, and systems used in live events. - Ability to follow lighting plots and technical instructions accurately. - Ensure neat cable management, safe equipment handling, and quick troubleshooting of technical issues on-site. - Maintain lighting equipment and inventory, perform basic tests, and report issues. - Must be able to climb trusses and securely install and position lighting fixtures. - Work closely with other tech teams (video & audio). - Handle high-pressure events & mentor assistants & stagehands, and adapt to flexible timings. - Assist with loading, unloading, and transporting equipment.
Planning Attend meetings regularly and assist the Sr. Lighting Technician in process improvements and revenue strategies. Ensure a safe work environment and familiarize with set layouts. Update inventory, monitor outsourced equipment, and ensure the Assistant Lighting Technician has adequate gear. Handle equipment preparation, storage, transport, and loading per management guidelines. Ensure a safe work environment and compliance with all company policies. Communications Contribute ideas, train and supervise the Assistant Lighting Technician on health and safety. Communicate requested changes clearly and delegate tasks based on the Assistant Lighting Technician's skills. Notify the Senior Lighting Technician of inventory issues that may delay planning. Revenue Management Assist the Light Engineer in managing event execution within the allocated budget. Execution Rig equipment as specified, manage cable concealment, and assist the HOD and Light Engineer with client changes and troubleshooting. Be flexible, multitask, and support other departments as needed. Post Event Manage post-event equipment prep, storage, and transport. Derig, load, and unload equipment, assist the Light Engineer in event review, and crosscheck inventory to prevent losses. Maintenance and repairs Perform routine maintenance, keep workstations organized, and assist with servicing and repairs at authorized centers. Report equipment issues or shortages to the Senior Lighting Technician. REQUIREMENTS: - Must have experience in event lighting and a solid understanding of different types of lighting equipment. - Knowledge of lighting effects, fixtures, and systems used in live events. - Ability to follow lighting plots and technical instructions accurately. - Ensure neat cable management, safe equipment handling, and quick troubleshooting of technical issues on-site. - Maintain lighting equipment and inventory, perform basic tests, and report issues. - Must be able to climb trusses and securely install and position lighting fixtures. - Work closely with other tech teams (video & audio). - Handle high-pressure events & mentor assistants & stagehands, and adapt to flexible timings. - Assist with loading, unloading, and transporting equipment.
As a Lighting Technician, your role will involve attending meetings regularly and supporting the Sr. Lighting Technician in process improvements and revenue strategies. It is essential to ensure a safe work environment and familiarize yourself with set layouts. Your responsibilities will include updating inventory, monitoring outsourced equipment, and ensuring the Assistant Lighting Technician is equipped with necessary gear. You will also be in charge of equipment preparation, storage, transport, and loading following management guidelines. Compliance with all company policies is crucial for maintaining a safe work environment. In terms of communication, you are expected to contribute ideas, provide training, and supervise the Assistant Lighting Technician on health and safety practices. Clear communication of requested changes and delegation of tasks based on the Assistant Lighting Technician's skills will be part of your routine. It is important to notify the Senior Lighting Technician of any inventory issues that could potentially delay planning. When it comes to revenue management, you will work alongside the Light Engineer in executing events within the allocated budget. During event execution, rigging equipment as specified, managing cable concealment, and assisting the HOD and Light Engineer with client changes and troubleshooting will be your primary tasks. Flexibility, multitasking, and support for other departments as needed are key aspects of this role. Post-event responsibilities include managing equipment preparation, storage, and transport after the event. You will be involved in derigging, loading, and unloading equipment, assisting the Light Engineer in event reviews, and cross-checking inventory to prevent losses. In terms of qualifications, the following requirements are essential: - Experience in event lighting with a solid understanding of different types of lighting equipment. - Knowledge of lighting effects, fixtures, and systems used in live events. - Ability to accurately follow lighting plots and technical instructions. - Proficiency in neat cable management, safe equipment handling, and quick troubleshooting of technical issues on-site. - Capability to maintain lighting equipment and inventory, perform basic tests, and report any issues. - Physical ability to climb trusses, securely install and position lighting fixtures. - Collaboration with other tech teams such as video and audio. - Handling high-pressure events, mentoring assistants and stagehands, and adapting to flexible timings. - Assistance with loading, unloading, and transporting equipment.,
Note: Only candidates with live sound experience apply. Those with only studio experience need not apply. PLANNING Attend meetings regularly and support the Audio Engineer in process improvements and revenue strategies. Familiarize with event layouts, support audio planning, and inventory distribution. Update and verify inventory, monitor outsourced equipment, and ensure sufficient stock for smooth operations. Handle equipment preparation, storage, transportation, and loading according to guidelines. Ensure a safe work environment and compliance with all company policies. COMMUNICATIONS Contribute ideas, share industry innovations, and train the Audio Technician on health and safety compliance. Communicate event schedules, instructions, client requirements, and changes with the team, ensuring smooth execution through management and task delegation. Notify the Jr. Audio Engineer of inventory issues that may delay planning. REVENUE MANAGEMENT Follow SOPs for inventory outsourcing, support budget execution, and assist with accurate invoicing of deliverables and additions. EXECUTION Monitor audio equipment for quality issues, assist the Audio Jr. Engineer with client changes, troubleshoot technical problems. Be flexible, multitask, and support other departments as needed. POST-EVENT Manage post-event equipment prep, storage, and transport, ensuring safe derigging and return to storage. Assist with loading, unloading, and reviewing event performance, while cross-checking inventory to prevent losses. MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS Inspect audio equipment and structures for defects, and arrange servicing at authorized centers. Follow up on servicing, costs, and timelines, and report damage or shortages to the Jr. Audio Engineer. PURCHASES Support the Jr. Audio Engineer in enhancing procurement processes for improved efficiency and effectiveness. DRY HIRE Track inventory movements and verify returned equipment against the dry hire voucher for accuracy. Requirements: Applicants must have live sound experience & expertise with digital and analog consoles. Ability to mix music & speech, perform soundchecks, EQ, & system calibration for events. Set up, operate, and troubleshoot audio systems, ensuring timely setups, safe handling, & neat cable management. Coordinate with producers, artists, technical crew & with internal tech team. Manage backline setup including drums, amps, & instruments. Understanding of signal flow, patching, wireless systems, & audio networking is required. Maintain audio equipment & inventory, perform basic tests, & report issues. Handle high-pressure events, quick turnarounds, mentor juniors, & adapt to flexible timings. Assist in loading, unloading, & transporting equipment.