Seasonal Audio Tech - Clearwing

Clair Global Corporation•Phoenix, AZ

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The function of the Audio Technician is to assemble / prep, transport, deploy, operate, and maintain professional audio systems for events of all sizes and genres while providing exceptional service to our clients that upholds Clearwing's industry-leading standards.

Requirements

Five (5) year's experience in entertainment audio production preferred or equivalent education.
Working knowledge of audio equipment in Clearwing inventory.
L'Acoustics System Fundamentals Training.
L'Acoustics K Series Training.
Forklift, Boom Lift, and Scissor Lift certified.
OSHA 10, OSHA 30 preferred.
Willingness to travel (occasionally on short notice), must have a valid passport.
Valid Drivers' License and Clean MVR.

Nice To Haves

OSHA 10, OSHA 30 preferred.

Responsibilities

Calculates power consumption for systems, sets up generators, and understands 3-phase power.
Implement Audio systems while working closely with Lead Audio Technicians and Engineering.
Call truck packs in the shop and onsite.
Lead a large crew and understand union/house rules.
Solder and re-terminate Cat5 and BNC.
Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and network problems.
Assemble and build processing, RF racks, and any custom racks per show requirements.
Performs on site Audio rigging and can identify compromised rigging pieces.
Can operate as an A2 or A3 as needed.
Experience in networking, RF, com, audio processing, and advanced audio theories / practices.
Understanding and implementation of the following computer software: L'Acoustics Soundivison, Network Manager, JBL Performance Manager and LAC, Shure Wireless Workbench and Rational Acoustics Smaart 9, Vectorworks Viewer.
Clear and advanced understanding of audio networking including switch programming, custom switch configs, routers, AP's, IP address configs, switch-port functions, fiber modes and connection.
Apply advanced signal flow through an audio system including multiple digital formats and conversions, broadcast/press feeds, delay systems, complex input schedules (large festivals & corporate events), complex monitoring systems.
Read and implement show paperwork including signal routing, loom lists, input lists, detailed PA hanging specifications, rigging plots, and network topologies.
Works with warehouse staff to prep, pull, pack, test, and maintain gear.
Assist other company departments as work demands require.
Current knowledge of industry standards and technology.