Lighting Technician

Dundee Rep and Scottish Dance Theatre Limited

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The Lighting Technician will participate in the effective and efficient delivery of Dundee Rep & Scottish Dance Theatre’s (DRSDT) lighting services.

• Responsible, under the supervision of the Chief Electrician, for the provision of lighting services and to ensure the safe, effective, and efficient running of all lighting aspects of DRSDT’s productions.
• Lighting desk programming and operation (ETC EOS family) for in-house productions and visiting companies.
• Rigging and focusing lighting fixtures and other equipment for in-house and visiting productions.
• Operation of lighting on tour or transferred productions may be required.
• Deputising for the Chief Electrician when required.

• Operation and maintenance of lighting fixtures and other electrical equipment for in-house and visiting productions.
• General maintenance, servicing and cleaning of all electrical equipment within the Lighting Department, including annual PAT testing.
• Responsible for a safe working environment within and around the building.
• You will be required to have a flexible approach to working hours. You may be required to work late, at weekends and on public holidays.
• To promote and participate in an alert and positive approach to Health and Safety in the delivery of all DRSDT’s lighting services, in accordance with the company’s Health and Safety policy.
• Working as an effective member of the Lighting Department within the Production Department, contributing to the development of the department as a whole.
• To manage the use, maintenance, repair and renewal of all lighting equipment and accessories in use across the organisation.
• Assisting within the Production Department to manage and organise the storage of lighting equipment stock within the Theatre’s stores, and ensuring re-use and recycling, where possible, of such elements.
• Actively participating in any installations, get-ins, fit-ups, get-outs and break-ups as scheduled for DRSDT productions.

Hour of work: 37.5 per week

Annual Salary: £26,500 - £28,500

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Audience Development / Crafts / Dance / Equalities / Theatre / Traditional Arts / Visual Arts / Young People (aged 0 to 25) / Cultural Tourism / Cultural Policy / Participatory Practice