Cinematic Arts Equipment Attendant
missouri western state universitySt Joseph (MO)
Cinematic Arts Equipment Attendant
Posted 3 days ago
missouri western state universitySt Joseph (MO)
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About the role
Cinematic Arts Equipment Attendant The Cinematic Arts Equipment Attendant will be responsible for checking in and checking out approved cinema gear for cinematic arts student projects.
Essential Duties:
Responsible for checking in and checking out approved cinema gear for cinematic arts student projects. Inspect returned equipment for damage, perform basic technical troubleshooting, and report items needing repair. Maintain proper records of equipment check out and check in and record maintenance issues as needed.
Required Qualifications:
MoWest Student Degree Seeking At least an overall 2.0 GPA Enrolled at least part-time Be familiar with audio/visual (A/V) components, and film equipment Ability to lift and carry heavy equipment cases (often up to 50 pounds)
Preferred Qualifications:
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities - An interest in Cinema and the desire to learn Problem-solving, communication, and customer service skills
Physical Demands:
Medium Work: Exerting up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 20 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects. Additional Demands Location where duties are to be performed - Potter Cinema Cage Federal Work Study - Not Required Hours of Work - Anticipate 4 hour per week. Hours will vary.
Posting Number:
ST305P Number of Vacancies - 2 Open Date - 09/08/2026 Priority Deadline - 09/15/2026 Open Until Filled - YesAll students are encouraged to apply for Federal Work Study. You must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submit all requested documentation (if applicable) for your eligibility to be determined. This position can hire a student who does or does not qualify for Federal Work Study eligibility. For more information on Federal Work Study eligibility, contact Student Financial Services.
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