Under the general direction of assigned supervisor, coordinates, organizes and performs technical work in support of activities and equipment use/maintenance related to the use of the Performing Arts Theater and for a wide range of on-campus events, including academic and studio classes, major theatrical productions, professional music performances, graduation ceremonies, and other events for off-campus entities and community organizations. This classification assists the supervisor in the general operation of the Performing Arts Theater. This classification acts with a high degree of independence, and instructs and oversees others in the technical aspects of theatrical production and use of related equipment and tools.
 

(E= indicates an essential duty of the position) 

• Ensures the safe, appropriate, and creative use of technical facilities and equipment in support of performances and events at a multi-disciplinary performing arts theater. (E)
• Coordinates, organizes, and performs technical work in support of activities and equipment use/maintenance related to events for off-campus entities and community organizations.  Operates and maintains theatrical/stage equipment such as lighting and sound equipment. (E)
• Coordinates and oversees work of technical crew (e.g., stage managers, lighting design experts, rail operators, audio engineers, riggers and carpenters, follow spot operators, general deck crew, etc.) during rehearsals, performances and events. (E)
• Assists with technical production needs for season and rental events, including lighting, sound, and staging, rigging, and props on a per-show-basis; supports other campus events, at campus or off-campus locations, as assigned. (E)
• Ensures in-house stage equipment is properly maintained and in working order to meet event needs, and/or arranges for rental equipment as necessary on a per event basis. (E)
• Reviews and plans crew requirements and sets timelines to meet needs for events on a monthly basis.
• Assists in the development and implementation of guidelines and procedures related to the use and operation of technical support facilities and equipment for theatrical procedures. (E)
• Maintains accurate inventory and usage records related to theatrical/stage equipment and tools. (E)
• Assist supervisor in researching and estimating costs for back stage purchasing decisions; generates purchase requisitions for back stage expendables, stage maintenance and technical equipment replacement. (E) 
• Assists supervisor in tracking and evaluating annual maintenance of related technical systems performed in-house through maintenance personnel or outside contract services within fiscal budget. (E)
• Organizes and coordinates the stage activities for Antelope Valley College sponsored events (e.g., welcome back and graduation ceremonies). (E)
• Coordinates with supervisor and other departmental personnel technical support for non-instructional activities and events in the Studio Theater and other spaces in and around the Performing Arts Theater. (E)
• Maintains all backstage health, safety, and operational standards.
• Establishes and maintains effective working relationships with representatives of various groups, vendors, co-workers, and subordinates. (E)
• Performs related duties as required. 

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: 
Sufficient education, training and/or work experience to demonstrate possession of the following:

• A) Two (2) years of college-level course work in the field of theater arts, cinema or television; and three (3) years of increasingly responsible professional technical theater experience in a multi-disciplinary performing arts facility.

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