Event Technician | Truck Driver - Full Time
$22.00 per hour
ApplyEvent Technician | Truck Driver - Full Time
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$22.00 per hour
About the role
- Paid time off
- Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance, 401KStarting at $22 an hour5 per hour night differential for hours worked after 9pm. This is added separately after calculating regular and overtime pay (it does not increase the overtime base rate).Team focused culture
- Opportunity to develop your talent and grow within our company
- Driving the delivery vehicle to and from job sites.
- Load & unload the truck safely at job sites
- Assist warehouse manager in pulling, scanning, loading/unloading, and checking equipment for completeness
- Set lighting equipment, specialized drape treatments, various facades and other relevant event equipment promptly within given parameter for the event setup timeline
- Breakdown company equipment used for events, sort and store the items diligently to preserve their usability
- Attend pre-event meetings with the production manager or producer when requested
- The project lead and/or Production manager may assign other associated duties
- Your experience and skills include:
- Must learn and become adept at using Flex resource management software
- Valid driver's license needed; required to obtain US Passport and medical card if necessary
- Must be available for 60% travel and work flexible hours
- Ability to work in a team atmosphere and collaborate closely with others to obtain the highest level of achievement on live events and internal projects
- Your team and working environment: Sight & Sound Event Productions is based in Jacksonville, FL, but produces events all over the country. While most events are held in Northeast Florida, a few times a year you will be asked to travel for up to a week.
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