Employment News
Lighting Director, GTV9
Posted on Monday, June 17th, 2013
An opportunity exists for an enthusiastic and motivated individual to join GTV9 Lighting Department as a Lighting Director.
To be successful in this role, you will be energetic, creative, a self-starter, and a team player who is capable of supervising the work of others. The ability to work unsupervised in both a creative and technical environment. Weekend, public holiday, morning, afternoon, evening and overtime shifts are a requirement of this position.
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL BE REQUIRED TO:
* Report to the GTV Lighting Supervisor and GTV Technical Operations Manager
* Provide both Technical and Creative input to Networks Productions
* To be able to reproduce Lighting Designs to maintain visual continuity
* Be able to work as part of a close knit team
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES:
* Strong communication, co-ordination and planning skills
* To be able to work both in a team environment and unsupervised
* Ability to work under pressure
* To be highly motivated
* Highly organised, with the ability to meet deadlines in a timely and efficient manner
* High degree of attention to detail
QUALIFICATIONS:
* To have an extensive knowledge and experience in working with Lighting Systems
* To have a basic knowledge of Media servers
* To be competent in the use of Vectorworks Spotlight would be an advantage
* To have at least 5 years experience as a Lighting Technician or Director in Broadcast Television
* To have an good understanding of OH&S Legislation and Work Practices
* Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel
* Current Drivers License
If you are interested in applying for this position and possess the necessary skills and attitude, please forward your resumé, together with a letter of application to:
RICHARD CARSTAIRS
Technical Operations Manager GTV
717 Bourke Street
Docklands VIC 3008
Email: rcarstrairs@nine.com.au
Applications close COB Friday 21st June
Junior Lighting Technician, GTV9
Posted on Monday, June 17th, 2013
An opportunity exists for an enthusiastic and motivated individual to join the GTV9 Lighting Department as a Junior Lighting Technician.
To be successful in this role, you will be energetic, creative, a self-starter, and a team player who is willing to learn the craft of television lighting.
Weekend, public holiday, morning, afternoon, evening and overtime shifts are a requirement of this position.
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL BE REQUIRED TO:
* Report to the Lighting Supervisor
* Set up and operate lighting equipment under the direction of the Senior Lighting Technician or Lighting Director
* Work on the studio floor and in the field on outside broadcasts
* Work as part of a close knit team
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES:
* Strong Communication and Interpersonal Skills
* Be able to work in both a team environment and unsupervised
* Able to work under pressure
* Organized with the ability to meet strict deadlines
* Logical thinker with fault finding ability
* An ability to exercise initiative when required
QUALIFICATIONS:
* To have a basic knowledge and experience in working with Lighting Systems
* Current Drivers Licence
If you are interested in applying for this position and possess the necessary skills and attitude, please forward your resumé, together with a letter of application to:
RICHARD CARSTAIRS
Technical Operations Manager GTV
717 Bourke Street
Docklands VIC 3008
Email: rcarstairs@nine.com.au
Applications close COB Friday 21st June 2013
Supervising Theatre Technician, Drum Theatre
Posted on Friday, June 14th, 2013
Job no: 881254
Work type: Full time
Location: Drum Theatre
Drum Theatre is a 521 seat state-of the art theatre within the heritage facade of the former Dandenong Town Hall. It hosts a range of touring professional productions, local theatrical performances and community presentations. Located in central Dandenong, the venue is at the heart of an urban revitalisation program that will see Dandenong continue to develop into a vibrant hub for arts and cultural activity.
Drum Theatre is seeking to appoint an experienced and suitably qualified Supervising Theatre Technician to join our Technical Operations Team.
The role reports to the Technical Operations Coordinator and is responsible for:
* Liaising with professional hirers and community users to ensure technical needs are met;
* Supervising technical teams in the delivery of technical services for professional and community theatre hires;
* Delivering excellent customer service;
* Overseeing OH&S procedures and client safety; and
* preparation and maintenance of technical facilities and equipment to a high standard.
The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate extensive experience in a broad range of technical theatre environments and high levels of competency in all work practices.
Preference will be given to those applicants who have experience in supervising or directing staff within the theatre industry, working in a collaborative and team environment and who have a practical understanding of latest audio, lighting, flying systems and related theatre technologies.
The successful applicant will have a positive, ‘can-do’ attitude and will join a high functioning backstage team to deliver the best possible performance outcomes for theatre users. The role involves regular weekend and evening work. The theatre is well equipped and well regarded by touring companies and community users for its flexibility and technical prowess.
The theatre is operated by the City of Greater Dandenong and the organisation offers a range of benefits for staff including a friendly team environment, salary sacrificed child care (where available), discounted gym membership and a vibrant social club.
All applicants must address the selection criteria in the position description on Council’s website: http://jobsearch.greaterdandenong.com/aw/en/listing/
For specific enquires about the role, please contact Stuart McKellar Technical Operations Coordinator, Drum Theatre on ( 03) 8571 1606 or stuart.mckellar@cgd.vic.gov.au
Production Manager, Griffin Theatre Company
Posted on Wednesday, June 12th, 2013
Griffin Theatre Company is seeking an experienced Production Manager to oversee the development and production of new Australian plays, and the technical operations of the SBW Stables Theatre.
Griffin’s Production Manager juggles the demands and deadlines of a busy development and presentation cycle for new Australian plays. They are responsible for delivering the technical requirements of all Griffin’s Main Season productions and development projects, supporting independent teams producing work as part of Griffin Independent, and overseeing the operations and maintenance requirements of the company’s home venue, the SBW Stables Theatre.
This job requires a unique individual who is equally creative, inventive, flexible and practical. They must be hands on, with technical experience in lighting, sound and design, and also a good administrator with a fine attention for detail.
A full position description and application details can be obtained from http://www.griffintheatre.com.au/about-us/recruitment
Applications addressing the position description should be submitted by 5pm Friday 28 June.
Theatre Technician, Saint Ignatius’ College
Posted on Friday, June 7th, 2013
Part-time (5 hours per week), temporaryposition (1 year)
The College is seeking to employ a Theatre Technician to work with the College’s Co-curricular Drama staff to oversee the programme to instruct and guide students who are part of the Technical Group. You will be required to work Monday 1.00 pm to 6.00 pm during term time.
To see the role description and apply for the position click on “Employment” on the Colleges website at www.riverview.nsw.edu.au.
Written applications should include a full CV, certified copies of university transcripts (where applicable) and contact details of three referees.
Please note : On-line applications only will be accepted
Closing date for applications:Tuesday 11 June 2013
Address applications to Ms Sally Tranter, Director of Staff Services
Please Note :In accordance with new Child Protection legislation effective 15 June 2013 all people seeking child-related employment are required to complete a Working with Children Check clearance prior to employment at the College. Please see www.newcheck.kids.nsw.gov.au for further information
Technical Director, Opera Australia
Posted on Thursday, June 6th, 2013
Opera Australia is seeking a new Technical Director to lead the Technical department from design to implementation of costume and scenic elements, staging of productions, and overall storage and maintenance. The position is responsible for the quality and standard of presentation of all physical production elements.
Reporting to the Chief Executive, you will manage all aspects of manufacturing and technical production, including stage management, lighting, mechanists, sound and AV, and stage props, and stores. Key accountability areas include production costing and scheduling, liaison with creative teams, timely and high quality manufacturing, and coordinated production management. The position has important responsibilities for overall budget management, staff management and work health and safety. As a member of the executive leadership team, the Technical Director will contribute to the strategic direction of the company.
You will have impressive senior level experience and leadership skills, and a capacity for strategic thinking and decision making. You will have a proven track record in providing technical direction in the performing arts, with a flair for trouble shooting. You will have a capacity to manage concurrent and complex large scale theatrical productions. You will have excellent communication skills, and a proven success working with creative teams. You will have extensive staff and budget management experience, and a proven commitment to a safe work environment.
For a full position description and details on how to apply click here
For inquiries, please email narelle.beattie@opera-australia.org.au
Applications must be received by Friday 28 June 2013.
Internal Sales, Show Technology
Posted on Wednesday, June 5th, 2013
A NEW opportunity exists for someone to join our Sales & Sales support team, based in our Sydney headquarters on a full time basis.
This is a NEW position and would suit a person looking to get into the entertainment lighting industry. This position provides the successful applicant a clear career path towards a bright future in a more senior sales role within our business.
If you are looking to kick start your career in Entertainment Lighting? Then this is it.
You will be helping our customers to provide real lighting solutions for both them and their clients, providing useful data and product details to help them to be successful. Of course you will get to play with some of the best ‘pro-lighting toys’ available along the way.
A passion for entertainment lighting, preferably with some production company, community theatre, theatre or AV experience would be a good start.
You will be responsible for, but not limited to:
• Sales support (Supporting the sales team)
• Helping Customers with their lighting query’s
• Providing quotations and recommendations
• Answering product information requests
• Answering customers telephone enquiries
• Processing sales orders
• General office support
Key requirements for the role would be:
• A passion for entertainment lighting
• Possess an ability to work effectively as part of a small team
• Valid driver’s license
• Good computer skills
• Willingness to learn
To lodge your interest in this position, please send you resume to mmcinnes@showtech.com.au or call Mark on 0404898000.
Applications close Friday 5pm 22nd June 2013
Show Technology is Australia’s market leading importer and wholesaler of intelligent lighting, fog and control for the use in television, concerts, theatre, nightclubs and architectural applications. We have a highly experienced and dedicated team committed to excellent customer service and unrivalled quality. Our brand portfolio is exceptional and highly regarded within the industry. Show Technology is headquartered in Silverwater, NSW with branch offices in Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane.
Head of Lighting, Sydney Theatre Company
Posted on Tuesday, June 4th, 2013
The main purpose of this position is :
• To provide electrical support to Sydney Theatre Company on a range of theatre projects in the pre-production and run periods.
• To provide Electrical support to Sydney Theatre Company in a range of theatre venues, including the Drama Theatre of the Sydney Opera House, Wharf 1 and Wharf 2 Theatres at The Wharf, Sydney Theatre and in touring venues as required.
• To provide support and advice to the Technical Manager in the on-going maintenance of the Electrical Department requirements
• To act as Head Technician for shows as required by the Technical Manager and the Head of Production.
Key Responsibilities
• To manage permanent, seasonal and casual Lighting staff and be responsible for the efficient Bump-in, run and bump-out of electrical aspects of Sydney Theatre Company shows.
• To provide a point of detailed contact for designers as well as advising on electrical aspects of any design concept.
• To manage the day-to-day repair and maintenance of Sydney Theatre Company shows during their season.
• To initiate and maintain high levels of communication with all stakeholders particularly within the production department including proactive participation and leadership in meetings.
• To prepare electrical aspects of productions for touring.
• To recommend the purchase and up-grade of electrical equipment.
• To proactively manage the performance and development of the electrical staff through regular feedback, meetings and formalised performance and development plans.
• To recommend appropriate training for electrical staff.
• Maintain in a safe and professional manner all electrical areas of the Wharf Theatres.
• To be conversant with the Sydney Theatre Company Theatricals Certified Agreement as it relates to the Live Theatre and Concert Award 1998 and NSW Work Health and Safety Act and Regulation 2011 and be apprised of changes.
• To be conversant in the Australian Standards relating to the use and maintenance of electrical equipment
• To maintain items of stock for re-use.
• To tour as required.
• To act as lighting realiser as required.
• To undertake other duties as required.
For a full job description click here
Please forward your resume and cover letter to recruitment@sydneytheatre.com.au
Closing date for applications is 9am Monday 17June 2013.
Production Manager, National Folk Festival, Canberra
Posted on Monday, June 3rd, 2013
Full-time position
Held annually in Canberra at Easter, the National Folk Festival presents a diverse program of folk culture. The Festival features concerts, workshops and other performances across multiple venues. It has a major and unique emphasis on audience and participation with over 1300 volunteers involved in the event.
We are looking for an energetic Production Manager to join our full-time team. This role is responsible for all production issues before, during and after the Festival, manages the production team as well as being involved in the operational needs of the office all year round.
Reporting to the Festival Director, the successful applicant will have a solid background in/or capacity for public event management; working to a budget; contract negotiation; managing and working in a team consisting largely of volunteers; well-developed communication skills; good IT skills; and a demonstrated ability to work with minimal supervision and get a job done. Knowledge of the National Folk Festival would be an advantage, but not essential.
Applications must be received by Monday 17 June 2013
Commencement: mid July 2013
Location: Canberra, ACT
Download the duty statement and selection criteria
Phone: 02 6262 4792 for enquiries
Please email completed applications to apm@folkfestival.org.au
Warehouse Assistant, Technical Support, Theatre & Events, SOH
Posted on Monday, June 3rd, 2013
Sydney Opera House takes people on a journey from the ordinary to the extraordinary – amplifying experiences and inspiring imaginations. A masterpiece of human creativity, the building is alive all year round with world class performance of every style and genre. As a member of the Sydney Opera House team, you play an important role in celebrating creativity and capturing the imaginations of people all over the world.
The Warehouse Assistant will be responsible for assisting the Technical Support Operations Manager in the management and preparation of equipment for the Sydney Opera House technical departments.
The role will be primarily responsible for operational activities role, including:
* Contributing to the ongoing effective and efficient operation of the Theatre & Events warehouse to meet operational requirements
* Transporting Production Services equipment to and from the Sydney Opera House and offsite storage facilities
* Contributing to the safe and effective maintenance of equipment
* Other operational duties as required and directed by the Operations Manager
SELECTION CRITERIA:
1. Previous experience in live theatre/production, or Certificate III/IV in Theatre Production, or related trade qualifications.
2. Demonstrated experience prioritising your work against tight deadlines, while delivering strong customer service.
3. Demonstrated experience working as part of a highly skilled and diverse team, with a focus on interpersonal skills and teamwork.
4. Demonstrated experience in a high volume warehouse environment or similar.
5. Physically fit with previous experience following correct manual handling procedures.
6. Demonstrated understanding of Workplace Health and Safety requirements, including experience in applying work safe practices in a warehouse or environment.
7. Must hold a current class 1A driver’s licence, should hold forklift and electrical test & tag competencies. LR driver’s licence highly desirable.
EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS:
Job Status: Full Time – Temporary, initial 12 month contract with opportunity to extend
Position No: SOH451
Salary Package: $59,042 per annum (including base salary of $54,167 plus 9% superannuation)
Salary Notes: This salaried position is covered by the Sydney Opera House Enterprise Agreement
HOW TO APPLY:
1. Review the information provided in this Application Package to ensure you meet the selection criteria.
2. Prepare your responses to the Selection Criteria, as a guide 1 or 2 paragraphs, demonstrating how you meet each criteria. Please note applications are shortlisted based on your responses to the selection criteria.
If you do not address the selection criteria, your application may not be considered for this position.
3. Submit your application as a single pdf attachment that includes your resume and your responses to the selection criteria at http://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/careers.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Contact: David Dalton
Email: recruitment@sydneyoperahouse.com
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: 7am, Wednesday 5 June 2013
Technical Services Supervisor, Clocktower Centre
Posted on Monday, June 3rd, 2013
As the Technical Services Supervisor you will be primarily responsible for delivering a high standard of technical services in a performing arts context to Moonee Valley’s cultural facilities.
In this position you will provide friendly, focused and flexible customer service to patrons, hirers and users of the Clocktower Centre and Incinerator Gallery.
This is a supervisorial position requires hands on technical and administrative support, whilst overseeing the building maintenance activities to the Arts and Culture department’s facilities, mainly at the Clocktower Centre.
This is a temporary full time maternity backfill position from August 2013 to May 2014.
Some Key Responsibilities
Deliver excellent customer service that is friendly, focussed and flexible as frontline event staff.
Set in place and operate technical equipment (lighting, audio, mechanical and audio visual) appropriate to individual client’s requirements.
Liaise with appropriate council departments and external contractors to ensure maintenance works are carried out in a timely and efficient manner.
Input and ensure the currency of technical requirements data into the department’s venue booking software (Events Perfect).
Position Information
Temporary full time maternity backfill position.
Classified as a Band 5.
$1,142.13 – $1,302.73 per week, plus superannuation.
For further information click here
Warehouse & Hire Assistant and Driver, Lots of Watts Australia
Posted on Tuesday, May 14th, 2013
Lots of Watts Australia has a new role open for a Warehouse & Hire Assistant and Driver. The successful applicant for this role will be exposed to multiple disciplines within the Hire and Warehousing departments and form a pivotal part of helping Lots of Watts Australia live up to our customer promise day to day.
Hours of Work
9.00am – 5.30pm Monday to Friday. Lunch break of 30 minutes.
After Hours work is often required
Duties:
Work will be under the direction of the Hire / Production Manager.
Factory
• Delivery/Pick Up of equipment from various locations for both hire and sales.
• Taking delivery, packing and dispatching Hire and Sales orders.
• Loading and unloading of vehicles.
• Assisting with Preparation/Return of hire equipment for hire/production.
• Assisting cleaning and basic maintenance of lighting and audio equipment.
• Testing and Tagging equipment as required.
• Ensuring Factory and stock shelves are kept in a tidy and ordered manner.
• Direct liaison with driveway hire clients.
Production
When factory work load permits, opportunity exits for production work on site. This would include set up, operation and removal of equipment. It is important to note that the Warehouse/ Hire Assistant position is predominantly factory based. Much of the production work available would be after hours, weekends or as factory work load permits.
Other
• Telephone answering / customer inquiries during busy periods.
• Routine Maintenance of company vehicles – fluids/oils etc.
• Cleaning of company vehicles.
• General duties as directed.
• Communicate and assist with associated companies.
• Any other duties that may arise and as directed from time to time.
Requirements:
• Current Drivers Licence – HR preferred/MR considered
• Some Heavy Lifting required
• Current Fork Lift License
Please note this position will be closing on 10th June 2013. Refer to the attached position description for further detail or contact Daniel Monro or Simon Richardson by email hire@lotsofwatts.com.au or by phone on 02 9638 0302.
Expressions of interest, including a CV and cover letter should be sent to the above email address by the closing date.
Production and Technical Manager, Merrigong Theatre Co
Posted on Monday, May 13th, 2013
Merrigong Theatre Co. manages one of Australia’s busiest regional venues, Illawarra Performing Arts Centre (IPAC) in Wollongong. Merrigong Theatre Co. also commissions, produces and tours theatre, and presents an annual season of theatre, dance and children’s programming.
We seek a full-time Production and Technical Manager to manage the Centre’s technical and operational facilities and service delivery, and act as production manager for the Company’s in-house productions, entrepreneurial presentations and touring. Applicants should have extensive production management and technical experience, exceptional communication and management skills, and a highly developed understanding of stage crafts and Workplace Health and Safety principles and regulations.
Please call 4224 5940 or email rdyer@merrigong.com.au for a full position description. Applications close at 5pm on Friday May 31st, 2013.
Account Manager / Technical Sales, NSW.
Posted on Friday, April 26th, 2013
An opportunity exists to join Show Technology in the role of NSW Account Manager; this is a full time position. The successful applicant will be based in our head office,located in Silverwater, NSW. We are looking for a team orientated person with experience in and a passion for entertainment lighting and lighting control.
Your role will be responsible for, but not limited to:
• Representing our many brands to the greater entertainment industry throughout NSW.
• Visiting and building relationships with venues and customers across the state
• Designing and recommending lighting and lighting control solutions in complex installations.
• Answering incoming product and technical enquiries.
• Demonstrating lighting and lighting control products to customers and venues.
• Supporting our NSW based customers.
Key requirements for the role would be:
• A passion and understanding of entertainment lighting and lighting control
• An ability to work effectively as part of a team
• Ability to work unsupervised and be a ‘self-starter’
• Well developed written and oral communications skills
• Excellent organisational skills
• Valid NSW driver’s license
• Strong computer skills
• A positive and happy demeanour
This position would be ideal for someone who is passionate about entertainment lighting, lighting control systems, who has tired of the grind of ‘show’ hours and is seeking a new challenge.
We would like to speak with people who are either just starting out in the industry and would like to learn the distribution chainor have an existing and strong understanding of show lighting and show control, has been in the industry for some time, and is looking for a change.
Previous sales or account management experience is not essential yet would be viewed as favourable.
Reporting to the Sales and Marketing Manager, you will be an integral part of a strong national teamthat is driven to provide the entertainment industry’s best customer service to our select clients.
Along with a competitive salary, we offer room for advancement within the company and a predominantly 9 – 5 lifestyle, whilst still maintaining contacts within the exciting entertainment industry. Package includes a company smart phone, laptop and fully maintained company car.
To express your interest in this position, please send your resume to mark@showtech.com.au or call Mark on 0404 898 000 for more information.
Position closes 24th May 2013.
Show Technology is headquartered in Silverwater, NSW with branch offices in Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane.Show Technology is Australia’s leading importer of lighting, fog and lighting control systems for use in the entertainment industry.
The brands we manage include: Martin Professional, MA Lighting, Clay Paky, Pulsar, Coolux, LOOK, Studio Due, Robert Juliat, ELC, GLP and more.
We have a highly experienced and dedicated team committed to excellent customer service and unrivaled equipment quality.
Open Lighting Project Seeks Student Programmer for Summer Work
Posted on Wednesday, April 17th, 2013
For the second consecutive year the Open Lighting Project has been accepted into the Google Summer of Code program. This provides one college student with the opportunity to write open source lighting control software for three months over summer while collecting a paycheck.
The Open Lighting Project is a multi-faceted effort aimed at accelerating the adoption of new, standardized lighting control protocols, while also providing high-quality, reliable, open source software for the lighting industry. Now with over 120,000 lines of code, recent activity on the project has focused on building one of the first implementations of RDMnet (BSR E1.33 – 201x, Entertainment Technology – [RDMnet] — Message Transport and Device Management of ANSI E1.20 [RDM] over IP Networks).
The Open Lighting Project is seeking a talented software programmer who also has an interest in the entertainment lighting industry. For further information, and to apply visit the URL below.
Applications close May 3, 2013.
www.google-melange.com/gsoc/org/google/gsoc2013/openlighting
Production Assistant, Sydney Dance Company
Posted on Wednesday, April 10th, 2013
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: 5pm, Friday 12 April
Sydney Dance Company are seeking expressions of interest for the role of Production Assistant.
The role of the Production Assistant is to support the technical requirements of the production department for Sydney Dance Company.
The role requires general technical knowledge of theatrical practices, but proficiency in lighting and AV are helpful as the company’s requirements are primarily based in this area.
The successful applicant should have a good understanding of all elements of theatrical production and be proficient in the deployment and operation of the technologies used in theatre.
Please refer to the attached position description for further detail or contact Adam Iuston (Technical Director) by email adami@sydneydancecompany.com or by phone on 02 9258 4808
Expressions of interest, including a CV and cover letter should be sent to the above email address by the closing date.
Production Technician, Sydney Dance Company
Posted on Wednesday, April 10th, 2013
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: 5pm, Friday 12 April
Sydney Dance Company is seeking expressions of interest for the role of Production Technician.
The role of the newly created position of Production Technician is to support the technical requirements of the production department for Sydney Dance Company.
While the role requires general technical knowledge, a thorough understanding of lighting equipment and its implementation into a production is essential as the role will primarily involve the realisation of original designs and the re-lighting of those designs when on tour.
The successful applicant should have a good understanding of all elements of the technical requirements of theatrical production and be proficient in the deployment and operation of the technologies used in theatre.
Please refer to the attached position description for further detail or contact Adam Iuston (Technical Director) by email adami@sydneydancecompany.com or by phone on 02 9258 4808
Expressions of interest, including a CV and cover letter should be sent to the above email address by the closing date.
ETC Ion programmer for Sat April 13 in Pymble NSW
Posted on Thursday, April 4th, 2013
I am looking for an ETC Ion lighting programmer and operator for an Indian Cultural Dance Concert on Saturday 13 April at our 750 seat theatre at Pymble Ladies’ College.
Sara Ritchie
Theatre Manager
Gillian Moore Centre for Performing Arts
Pymble Ladies’ College
Avon Road Pymble NSW 2073
Phone +61 2 98557709
Email sritchie@pymblelc.nsw.edu.au
Sales Executive – Architectural & Project Lighting
Posted on Thursday, March 28th, 2013
ULA Group, a manufacturer and an exclusive distributor of world leading entertainment and architectural lighting and visual products, is seeking an experienced professional with proven sales performance to fulfil the role of Architectural & Project Lighting Sales Executive.
Your responsibilities
• Maintaining and growing existing accounts and developing new business.
• Preparation of tender and quote submissions
• Regular national travel and active participation in trade shows, events, trainings etc.
• Regular product presentations to Lighting Consultants and Electrical Engineering companies
• Onsite product demonstrations
• Project supply fulfillment and product handover
The ideal candidate will have
• Existing background and working knowledge of architectural lighting applications and LED products
• Demonstrated ability to understand and operate DMX controlled Lighting solutions
• Proven track record of achieving sales targets
• Understanding of the specification process of tenders
• Excellent presentation, communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to effectively manage multiple projects at the same time
• Great self motivation and time management
• Proficiency with computer software including MS Office, CAD experience will be advantage
Based at the ULA Group Port Melbourne Office (VIC), the successful candidate will be an integral part of the sales team. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience – a company vehicle is included.
If that sounds like a position you have been looking for, please apply by forwarding your resume to jobs@ulagroup.com.
Theatre Manager, Presbyterian Ladies’ College, Perth
Posted on Wednesday, March 27th, 2013
Presbyterian Ladies’ College is a school for a diverse and exceptional education that is innovative, vibrant, challenging and fostering of personal excellence.
We are seeking a skilled and motivated Theatre Manager. The successful candidate will have extensive production and technical experience, along with excellent communication, interpersonal and time management skills.
For further information on this role or for a copy of the Position Description, please visit www.plc.wa.edu.au and “current vacancies”.
Applications should be sent to recruitment@plc.wa.edu.au by 12 April 2013.
Technical Production Manager, Plaza Ballroom
Posted on Tuesday, March 19th, 2013
The Marriner Group is a Melbourne based company managing five world class Historic venues including Princess Theatre, Regent, Comedy, Forum Theatres and Plaza Ballroom.
The Plaza Ballroom has played host to events such as AFI , ARIA Hall of Fame, MIFF opening nights and numerous high profile corporate events
The successful applicant will manage all Plaza Ballroom events and corporate events with in all our venues, delivering grand themeing and presentation ideas from initial Client meeting to final delivery on the night , looking after all Equipment installations and crewing with an artistic flair .
This Position will suit a Self Motivated Highly Skilled Technician who enjoys working with in a busy theatrical environment.
Reporting directly to the Technical Director you will require:
• Suitable entertainment industry knowledge with minimum 5 years experience with high level corporate events
• Be able to supervise and head up a team of technicians in a high pressure hands on position.
• Excellent communication, client liaison and problem solving skills
• High Operational knowledge of Lighting, Sound and AV.
• Experience in CAD and high computing skills preferred
• Experience in OH&S and Risk assessment
Contact: reception@marrinergroup.com.au
Casual Technician, The Clocktower Centre
Posted on Tuesday, March 19th, 2013
As part of the Technical team within the Arts & Culture department, the Casual Technician works as frontline event staff and provides friendly, focussed and flexible customer service and technical assistance to hirers, patrons and fellow team members in a live theatre venue context.
As part of the Technical team within the Arts & Culture department, the Casual Technician works as frontline event staff and provides friendly, focussed and flexible customer service and technical assistance to hirers, patrons and fellow team members in a live theatre venue context.
The Arts & Culture department supports a dynamic range of events within the City of Moonee Valley’s flagship cultural facility, The Clocktower Centre – a 500-seat theatre with function and meeting rooms.
You will have experience in a ‘hands-on’ capacity in a performing arts environment, and the ability to provide consistent customer service and technical support to a diverse range of hirers.
You will be available and ready to work rostered shifts that can occur Monday – Sunday between 7am and midnight.
Some Key Responsibilities
• To deliver excellent customer service that is friendly, focussed and flexible as frontline event staff for the Clocktower Centre.
• To contribute to the smooth-running of events at the Clocktower Centre.
• To ensure that all Clocktower Centre policies and procedures, including Emergency Evacuation, and OH&S are adhered to.
Position Information
• Casual position.
• Classification as Band 1 B.
• $22.59 per hour + superannuation +25% in lieu of leave accrual +25% Special Engagement loading in lieu of penalty rates for out of hours work.
• Please view the Position Description for further information and the Key Selection Criteria.
For further information please view the position information kit or contact Nicole Schiwy on 9243 9194.
Closing Date: 5pm Thursday, 4 April 2013
Head of Production, NIDA
Posted on Monday, March 11th, 2013
Full-time, Fixed-term with option to renew (3 + 2 years)
Reference No: N02/13
Closing Date: 28 March 2013
* Artistic and Educational Leadership role
* Dynamic Arts and Higher Education environment
* Opportunity to develop the next generation of stage and technical managers.
NIDA is Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art. Located in Sydney, it is a centre of excellence in education and training for careers in theatre, film, television and other performance media.
We are seeking an energetic and inspiring leader with substantial industry and teaching experience to fill the role of Head of Production.
The Head of Production will be the principal teacher and manager of the Bachelor of Dramatic Art (Production) course. In addition to this, the successful candidate will be expected to develop new course content for the upcoming Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA).
The successful candidate will have relevant tertiary qualifications, preferably at a postgraduate level and/or equivalent professional experience in theatre production and/or stage management. In addition to this, the person must have demonstrated teaching experience in a higher education environment and a record of achievement in the area of curriculum development.
A well-respected industry profile and the ability to work collaboratively in an educational environment will also be highly regarded.
An attractive salary package, inclusive of superannuation and leave loading, will be offered to the successful candidate, depending upon qualifications and experience.
Subject to the successful completion of a probation period, the position will be available for a term of three years in the first instance, with the possibility of renewal for a further two years, subject to organisational need. The successful candidate would ideally commence in late April to start work on the BFA and to allow for a handover with the current incumbent.
Candidates will need to supply the following information:
* An up-to-date curriculum vitae with full contact details;
* A statement addressing the selection criteria, which can be found in the Knowledge and Skills section of the Position Description. To download a copy of the Position Description, please go to:
http://www.nida.edu.au/WORKING-FOR-NIDA/default.aspx
* Details of three work-related referees’ who are readily available to comment on your suitability for the role.
For further information, please contact Michael Scott-Mitchell, Director Undergraduate Studies on +612 9697 7616 or <michael.scott-mithcell@nida.edu.au>. If unavailable, please contact Toni Adler, HR Manager on +612 9697 7635 or toni.adler@nida.edu.au.
Applications, quoting the above reference number, should be forwarded to jobs@nida.edu.au by close on business 28 March 2013.
Technical Manager, Albany Entertainment Centre
Posted on Monday, March 11th, 2013
AEG Ogden (Perth) Pty Ltd is the venue manager for the Perth Theatre Trust, managing His Majesty’s Theatre, Perth Concert Hall, Subiaco Arts Centre, State Theatre Centre of WA, Albany Entertainment Centre and the venues’ ticketing operations. We are seeking a suitably qualified and motivated Technical Manager to effectively and efficiently manage and co-ordinate the technical and staging operations of Albany Entertainment Centre in a safe and cost effective manner.
The Albany Entertainment Centre is an award winning Performing Arts and Convention Centre serving Western Australia’s Great Southern region and incorporates the 620 seat Princess Royal Theatre, 200 seat Kalyenup Studio and award winning VIEW restaurant.
With its state of the art facilities and stunning waterfront location the AEC has, since its opening in December 2010, established itself as one of Australia’s premier regional venues.
The AEC hosts the Perth International Arts Festival’s annual Great Southern Festival, as well as presenting a wide range of commercial touring productions and programmed events. The AEC also works closely with members of Albany’s vibrant music scene to promote participation in the performing arts at a community level.
This position will suit someone who enjoys working in a small dynamic team, who is self motivated and has excellent communication skills.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
* Suitable entertainment industry, trade or tertiary qualifications.
* Minimum 5 year’s experience and proven record in the delivery of sophisticated stage productions, functions and events.
* Excellent interpersonal and problem solving skills
* Ability to supervise, motivate and lead teams of technicians in a hands on team environment, and to delegate work where necessary
* High Level of knowledge regarding all aspects of Stage Lighting and Stage Mechanics.
* Demonstrated operating skills in – Stage lighting design, interpretation and execution. Rigging of flys and operation of a single purchase counterweight system and electric winches. Rigging and operation of audio systems. Operation of staging equipment and machinery. Set construction techniques.
* Ability to operate and maintain digital lighting and audio systems
* High Level of knowledge regarding Stage Lighting and Stage Mechanics.
* Experience in Risk Assessments and Job Safety Analysis
* Experience in the use of Vectorworks or similar CAD software program.
* High level Windows operating system proficiency and in use of internet and e-mail, and
Microsoft Word & Excel software, and other Theatre lighting and sound software packages.
* Advanced Rigging Qualifications
* EWP and Forklift licences
* First Aid qualification
* Ability to provide a National Police Clearance
* Ability to provide a Construction Safety Awareness Training Card (White/Blue Card)
* Ability to provide a Current Theatrical Pyrotechnics License
* Ability to provide a “Working With Children” Certificate
DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
* OS&H qualification
* Experience in the use of Ungerboeck EBMS venue business management software or similar program
* Experience in the use of Pinnacle Asset management software or similar program
* Knowledge of data, communications and electrical cabling including fiber optics
* Current WA electrical workers license
The position is full-time for a fixed initial term to 30 June 2014.
For more information and to obtain application details contact the General Manager of Corporate Services
All applicants should address the selection criteria above.
AEG Ogden (Perth) Pty Ltd
PO Box 7118,
Cloisters Square WA 6850
Email: jobs@aegogdenperth.com.au
Applications close at 4.00pm on Wed 20 March 2013
Senior Staging Technician, Arts Centre Gold Coast
Posted on Tuesday, March 5th, 2013
This position is charged with the responsibility to:
• Assist with coordination and carry out operation of staging and theatre mechanical systems, for all venues.
• Provide supervision of and assist staff, contractors, work experience students and volunteers ensuring safety and work standards are maintained.
• Support the Technical Supervisor with the coordination of equipment and labour.
• Employ both creative and technical, industry skills in collaboration with the client in the process of creating a production.
The successful candidate will have excellent understanding of staging and mechanical systems, knowledge of ‘best practice’ strategies and trends in staging operations and demonstrated experience in other areas of technical operations.
Applications must include all of the following:
• A cover letter
• An up to date resume
• Responses to the Selection Criteria as listed in the Position Description
INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
Download the Selection Criteria and Position Description
Applications must be received by close of business Friday 22 March 2013 and submitted by email to employment@theartscentregc.com.au