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Theatre and Events Technician

On-site in Ashford·Part-time·Added 14 days ago (last checked 11 Oct)

United Learning

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Overview

Job details

  • £35,763 a year

    Gross, as stated in the ad.

    About £2,440 a month after tax.

  • Permanent contract

    Part-time.

  • Apply by Tuesday 13 October

    The date the employer’s listing closes.

Requirements

  • Work on-site in Ashford

    No relocation package mentioned.

Skills

The role

Theatre and Events TechnicianBring productions to life and inspire the next generation of performers and technicians.

We are seeking a skilled, enthusiastic, and creative Theatre and Events Technician to support our thriving Performing Arts department. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in the technical delivery of school productions, concerts, examinations, and events, while working alongside staff and students in a vibrant educational environment.

Key Responsibilities
  • Provide technical support for productions, concerts, examinations, performances, and school events.
  • Utilise theatre industry experience across all aspects of live performance and events.
  • Design, build, and crew productions, supporting all aspects of performing arts delivery.
  • Set up and operate lighting, sound, audio-visual, staging, and projection equipment.
  • Support IT requirements, including projector set-up, presentations, computer systems, and theatre design software.
  • Maintain, refurbish, and ensure the safe use of lighting, sound, and audio-visual equipment.
  • Assist with set construction, painting, and scenic design.
  • Ensure the safe use of theatre scenery, rigging, staging, and technical equipment.
  • Promote and maintain high standards of health and safety within the theatre environment.
  • Work collaboratively with staff and students to enhance the Performing Arts experience.
You Will Have
  • Experience working within theatre, live events, or a performing arts environment.
  • Strong knowledge of lighting systems, sound equipment, and technical theatre operations.
  • Knowledge of theatre scenery, staging, rigging, and set construction techniques.
  • An understanding of electrical principles and electrical safety.
  • Excellent interpersonal, organisational, communication, and planning skills.
  • A proactive, flexible, and creative approach to work.
  • A sound understanding of current health and safety legislation relating to theatre environments.
  • A passion for supporting young people and the performing arts.
Hours

Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm
Term Time Plus 5 Weeks

Flexibility is essential, as regular evening productions and events will form part of the role.

Salary

Competitive salary, dependent on qualifications and experience.

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