Audio/Video Technician (Seasonal)

SeaWorld•San Antonio, TX

About The Position

The Audio/Video Technician is a seasonal position supporting theatrical performances, special events, and production activities. The role performs theater and stadium opening and closing duties, daily systems inspections, and operates or supports stage, spotlight, lighting, audio, and camera/video equipment. The technician troubleshoots, maintains, and repairs theatrical equipment; helps keep assigned show areas show-ready, safe, and clean; and assists the Production team with installations for new shows and events. The role also works with the Stage Manager on daily tasks and project items and develops skills through training, project assistance, and independent study.

Requirements

Possess a valid state driver’s license.
Have a high school diploma or equivalent.
Be at least 18 years old.
Have at least 1 year of experience in a theme park or theatrical environment, with specific training in at least one of lighting, staging, video, audio, or equipment repair (including moving lights, pumps, motors, fixtures, or pneumatics).
Work professionally, responsibly, and safely in a team environment.
Be comfortable operating computers and computerized control systems used in theatrical performances.
Have good oral and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate professionally via headset.
Be able to climb a ladder and work at heights between 6 and 65 feet.
Be able to stand, bend, or kneel for long periods and bend, reach, twist, and turn with complete flexibility.
Be able to lift, push, and pull 50 pounds.
Be comfortable working in theater and outdoor environments, including dark or nighttime conditions, in or around water, and in varying weather conditions.
Be comfortable working around animals, noise, vibrations, and fumes, dust, or odors.
Be able to train on and properly use protective gear.
Be available for varying shifts or hours based on park hours, including opening, closing, and event rehearsal shifts.

Nice To Haves

Training or certifications in relevant installation, programming, or repair systems, such as VariLite, Robe, Elation, or ETC for lighting; Christie, Panasonic, Daktronics, or Blackmagic for video; or Q-Sys, Shure, Lectrosonic, or Dante for audio.
Experience with industrial vehicles or watercraft, such as a high reach, forklift, scissor lift, barge, or john boat.
Basic understanding of electrical theory, basic carpentry, and handling or setup of pyrotechnic materials.
Ability to read and interpret lighting plots, schematics, and blueprints.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook appropriate to business needs.

Responsibilities

Perform theater and stadium opening and closing duties and daily systems inspections.
Set up and operate daily performances and special events as a stagehand, spotlight operator, lighting operator, audio operator, or camera/video equipment operator.
Troubleshoot, maintain, and repair theatrical equipment.
Meet assigned work and adhere to department policies.
Assist the Production team with installations for new shows, special events, or Consumer Events.
Ensure the assigned show area is show-ready, safe, and clean at all times.
Work with the Stage Manager to complete assigned daily tasks and project-list items.
Pursue ongoing training, project assistance, and independent study to develop skills and capabilities.
Demonstrate and encourage a positive-attitude work environment.
Perform other duties as assigned.