Junior Audio-Visual Technician
Junior Audio-Visual Technician
Junior Audio Visual Technician
£30,784
Full-time | 40 hours per week, with some early starts, evening work and weekendsReports to: Head of AV Services
The Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) is a UK charity and membership organisation dedicated to advancing health. Through learning and collaboration, we empower a global community of healthcare professionals to enhance their practice and improve patient outcomes, while promoting a broader understanding of health through public engagement.
Job Purpose
The purpose of the role of Junior AV Technician is to service and support our small meeting room clients, run our virtual Webinars (Zoom) and gain experience in event delivery with the Senior Technicians. The Junior AV Technician (Webinars) will be responsible for delivering the Webinars for Internal/External clients as required. When there are no Webinars scheduled, the Technician would be responsible for managing the running of the small meeting rooms and doing general maintenance in these spaces (cable management, reporting of broken/missing equipment).
Responsibilities
- Running of Internal/External Webinars via Zoom Webinar
- Virtual meetings, which can include: Pushing VTs, Advancing Slides, Managing engagement tools such as Q&A/Polling/Whiteboards
- Support the team with production-based work, set-ups, tests and rehearsals
- Conduct tech-checks and maintenance of AV equipment
- Updating and maintaining records and technical databases (SharePoint)
For more information, please see the JD
Closing date for applications: There is no closing date we will be sifting and interviewing candidates as we receive suitable applications
Interviews: Initial Teams interview followed by a face-to-face interview
To apply please send your CV quoting reference RSM160 to recruitment@rsm.ac.uk
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