Technical Director (Entertainment & Production Industry)

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viper staffing servicesLos Angeles (CA)

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About the role

Technical Director (Entertainment & Production Industry) Art/Media/Design Technical Director (Entertainment & Production Industry) We are seeking an Technical Director (Entertainment & Production Industry) to become an integral part of our team! You will coordinate andoverseethe organization'sdaily operations.
Responsibilities: Lead and manage the production team, including department leads (Sound Quality & Lighting, etc.) and on-site technicians. Plan and manage logistics, including truck routes, labor allocation, and gear preparation. Communicate with clients and vendors to ensure all technical requirements are met. Handle subrental POs, equipment orders, and oversee inventory management in coordination with warehouse staff. Serve as the point of contact for project managers, ensuring smooth coordination between entertainment and production departments. Ensure all production setups meet professional standards, troubleshooting technical issues on-site as necessary. Ensure safety protocols are followed on-site and all equipment is handled according to best practices. Manage logistics for loading/unloading equipment for events, ensuring timely and efficient transportation. Oversee the setup and execution of event production, including lighting, audio, staging, and power needs.
Qualifications: Supervise and assign duties to workers Engaged in technical control and production of events Monitor to ensure that production and everything is up to code 5 plus years' experience in entertainment production & technical aspects.

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