Entertainment Technician

Job Summary:

Responsibilities:

Troubleshoot Equipment Faults:

• Should demonstrate proper operation of audio, lighting, automation, video and projection systems and be able to detect when systems are not operating properly. Must be able to read blueprints, drawings, schematics and diagrams. Knowledge of system interaction with sound and electrician crafts also required. Often requires work indoors in dimly lit and dark conditions.

• Removal and installation of Audio/Video/Projection/Lighting equipment, assemblies and components utilizing hand tools, power tools and technical documents. Requires the use of both hands above and below the waist, climbing, working in confined areas, lifting, bending, stooping, sitting, laying, crawling and exposure to high noise, heat, cold, dust and dirt.
• Material handling, including lifting, holding, carrying and manipulation of objects up to 50 pounds alone or in teams. Requires bending/twisting at the waist, working with arms raised overhead and lifting/carrying objects weighing up to 20 lbs. (constantly) and up to 50 lbs. (frequently).

• Complete scheduled preventive maintenance tasks as outlined in written job plans to ensure venues open safely and on-time. Must be able to read, understand and follow checklists to properly verify and inspect equipment. Requires the use of hands, color and visual acuity as well as the use of flashlight and assorted tools. Exposure to heat, cold, sunlight and dampness.

• Start and operate audio, lighting, electrical, video and projection systems to verify proper operation. Must be able to safely operate equipment and know what actions to take in the event of equipment failure or emergency. Must be able to operate shows both solo as well as part of a team.

Basic Qualifications:

• Experience troubleshooting audio, lighting, automation, video and projection systems
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and schematics
• Experience supporting live entertainment events
• Knowledge and familiarity with using computers
• Demonstrated knowledge and experience in a broad background range of crafts or disciplines related to stage craft including audio, lighting, electrics, rigging and video

Preferred Qualifications:

• Prior large hotel experience preferred
• Working knowledge of proper Guest service
• Knowledge of Hawaiian/Japanese language
  

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