Audio Visual Technician

Top Skills' Details

1 – customer service, deal w stuff under pressure walk into auditorium 600 people, prof, get it working (anywhere on campus within 5-10 mins, walking), answering phones etc.

2 – understand cabling used (USB, HDMI, VGA), BYOD support Macs and PCs, projectors, drivers, Teams and Zoom platforms

3 – understanding Crestron, touch panels (5 – 10 mins of training), DMPS – digital media presentation system (brains of A/V) screens, cameras, microphones, switching of display source and basic networking – VLAN is separate – no programming or reconfiguring experience needed just support)

4 – running live events – know what XLR (audio jacks) are, unplugging mic and adding mixer; microphone level and line level and speaker level – differences between all, game and volume levels

Description

•Ideally has previous classroom or conference experience and ability to work independently.

• Availability from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Mo...