Summary
The AV Specialist is primarily responsible for the Audio/Video aspects of project builds and the ongoing maintenance of our studios’ AV elements. Secondarily, the AV Specialist is expected to assist with overall studio construction and maintenance tasks.
Responsibilities
- Plan, configure, install and maintain studio audio-video components and infrastructure (cameras,lights,microphones, AV processing units, cabling and connectors, mounts and gear, etc.).
- Establish and refine AV related installation and maintenance processes. Collaborate with, report and make recommendations to management and other departments concerning AV related issues, procedures, improvements, quality control, etc.
- In addition to primary AV duties, assist with the overall construction and maintenance of the studios and associated elements (gaming tables, low-voltage cabling, lights, decorative elements, studio floor infrastructure, etc.).
- Assist in establishment and refinement of work processes, resource planning, time and material management, etc.
- Plan tasks and delegate to other team members as necessary and when appropriate. Attend planning sessions and meetings as needed.
- Be aware of and follow regulations (Gaming regulations, Evolution Policies, OSHA compliance, etc.), guide teammates in compliance and report areas that need attention to the Team Lead or Manager.
- Request, order, maintain and be responsible for needed equipment, tools and materials.
- Assist the Team Lead to model proper procedures and techniques. Help to observe and assess new employees’ training needs/progress to the Senior Studio Support Specialist, Team Lead and Manager.
- Occasionally help to prepare and provide required reports, provide needed information to team members and other departments. Keep track of important updates, information, etc. and relay that information in a timely manner to fellow crew members.
- Perform other duties, as asked by the Team Lead or Manager, which are related to this position.
- Replace colleagues during their vacations, sick leave and other absences. Replacement takes place during the working time, and it is not considered as additional work.