Sound Engineer -- The Tabernacle

Description

The Tabernacle is a live music venue, and this role supports the technical side of its shows and events.

The company is a live entertainment company with four main businesses: Ticketmaster, Live Nation Concerts, Live Nation Media & Sponsorship and Artist Nation Management. Ticketmaster sells event tickets worldwide, with nearly 455 million tickets sold, over 145,000 events ticketed and more than 12,000 clients in 21 countries. Live Nation Concerts produces nearly 23,000 shows a year for over 2,700 artists in 33 countries and is the largest live entertainment provider in the world. Artist Nation Management represents about 280 artists. Live Nation Media & Sponsorship runs music marketing programs for 750 brands, reaching 59 million fans a year through live events and digital platforms.

The company is looking for people who are self-motivated, entrepreneurial, resourceful, innovative, forward thinking and committed.

Responsibilities

• Run the technical side of shows and events so each production goes smoothly, and keep service professional throughout.
• Support stage operations and all on-site audio and visual work.
• Load band and rental equipment in and out, and set up and break down band and event equipment.
• Run cables and patches, working as a team with the whole crew.
• Adjust audio levels to keep them safe while producing a clean, professional mix.
• Operate the audio control boards.
• Oversee visiting audio technicians, especially during shows.
• Look after, maintain and repair audio equipment, including all venue and rental gear.
• Set up and run the audio systems across the whole venue.
• Create or distribute audio plans.
• Work with visiting production crews to make each show succeed.
• Help the Production Manager prepare technical requirements with artist representatives.
• Help with production across the venue as needed, including special events.
• Make sure special events audio needs are scheduled, met and carried out professionally.
• Help the lighting crew with stands, microphones and cables.
• Maintain relationships with local and national audio vendors, and arrange repair of sound, light and stage equipment.
• Sometimes help the Stage Manager with show passes.

Requirements

• At least 3 years of tour or stage production experience.
• Experience with professional audio systems, stage lighting and basic video systems.
• Ability to manage several projects at once.
• Proficiency in all Microsoft applications.
• Strong interpersonal communication and organisational skills.
• High School Diploma.
• Preferred: College degree.
• Able to lift up to 75lbs.
• Comfortable working in moderate to loud noise.

Conditions

Working environment has moderate to loud noise levels.

Applicants in the U.S. must already have work authorization that does not require employer visa sponsorship.

Equal opportunity employer.