Production Technician L3, Part-Time

Dr. Phillips Center•Orlando, FL

12d

About The Position

The Production Technician L3 is a part-time generalist role in the Theater Operations Department, supporting events and non-union shows. The position sets up and operates audio, lighting, video, and other theatrical equipment; assists with general event setup and teardown, theatrical maintenance, and other physical tasks; and may provide backstage and show-running support. The technician is expected to arrive promptly, work efficiently and to a high standard, deliver customer-oriented service, and adapt positively to changing priorities and directions.

Requirements

At least one year of practical theater or event support experience.
General proficiency in audio, video, carpentry/rigging, and/or lighting techniques and equipment.
Ability to read and understand stage ground plans, technical design drawings, and industry-specific paperwork.
Ability to read, hang, and focus a lighting plot safely under direction.
Ability to set up and operate a small standalone PA system and a general understanding of audio signal flow.
General understanding of backstage procedures and protocols.
Detail-oriented, with good follow-through and effective communication skills.
Ability to communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing.
Valid Florida driver's license.
Ability to move, lift, carry, push, pull, and place objects weighing up to 40 pounds without assistance.
Ability to load and unload equipment carts, including tables, chairs, and road cases, regularly.
Ability to work outdoors in Florida heat and humidity for up to eight hours.

Nice To Haves

Experience with DigiCo SD Series, Yamaha CL Series, Allen & Heath Avantis, and Shure Wireless audio consoles and equipment.
Experience with EPSON projectors, Panasonic, and Blackmagic video equipment.
Experience with ETC EOS and HOG4 lighting consoles, HES moving lighting, sACN, and DMX.
Assistant Stage Management skills, including coordinating backstage activities, taping the stage, and assisting the show stage manager.

Responsibilities

Inspect equipment for hazards before installation, and transport, lift, and move equipment strategically and safely.
Set up equipment, test it before shows or events, and operate it for the duration of the event or performance.
Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions and resolve issues promptly to client and guest satisfaction.
Secure cords and cables to prevent trip-and-fall hazards.
Safeguard arts center and rental AV, sound, lighting, and staging equipment; promptly report equipment problems.
Power down equipment and return it to storage or the loading dock for pickup.
Follow verbal directions, printed diagrams, and layouts with minimal supervision, adapting positively to changes.
Participate in stage reconfigurations and installations of temporary decking.
When needed, serve as a Show Runner and transport artists between the hotel and venue in an arts center vehicle.
Follow company safety, security, and operational policies and procedures, and support the arts center's core values.
Represent Dr. Phillips Center positively and maintain professional, friendly relationships with departments, colleagues, and partners.
Provide patient, tactful, and diplomatic service to internal and external customers, remaining calm under pressure.
Perform other duties as assigned.