Job Designation: AV Technician
Accountability: Manager (Maintenance)
Working Days & Hours: 44 hours per week / Shift roster (Required to work evenings, weekends, & public holidays as operationally required)
Job Purpose
The AV Technician is responsible for providing essential support for events, presentations, and installations that require audio and visual technology. He/She is required to set up audio and visual equipment at outlets within the club or required locations under SRC and to direct maintenance activities and implement preventive maintenance on all audio and visual equipment (microphones, sound speakers, video screens, and projectors) and other maintenance projects.
Job Responsibilities
Setting Up of Equipment
- Set up of equipment such as microphones, sound speakers, video screens, projectors, video monitors, recording equipment, connecting wires and cables, sound and mixing.
- Set up and operate Audio/lighting/Visual/VMix consoles within F&B outlets for bands, festivals and club events.
- Adhere to mechanical specifications and operational manuals to ensure accuracy and applicability to Club’s equipment.
- Collaborate with IT teams to ensure that AV systems are compatible with existing infrastructure.
- Ensure high‑quality AV output. Conduct thorough checks before and during events to ensure that audio and video quality meet professional standards and provide an optimal experience.
Technical Support
- Carry out routine checks on AV and VC systems and equipment to ensure they are in working condition.
- Set up, configure, and program digital sound mixers (e.g., Yamaha, Allen & Heath, Behringer).
- Operate audio‑visual equipment during meetings, including sound levels, remote cameras, video playback, and webcasting. Troubleshoot and resolve audio issues promptly during live shows and performances.
- Troubleshoot technical issues and provide on‑site support to resolve any equipment malfunctions or user problems promptly.
- Perform regular maintenance and inspection of AV equipment to ensure reliability.
- Perform routine checks, cleaning, and minor repairs as needed. Coordinate with the Operations Team and contractors to repair the system if required.
Collaboration with Event Planners and Vendors
- Coordinate with event planners, vendors and organisers to ensure AV needs are met. Work closely with other event staff and vendors to align schedules and technical requirements.
Post‑Event Breakdown
- Responsible for dismantling and packing up all equipment, ensuring that everything is returned to its proper place and in good condition.
- Ensure that all furniture, equipment, and service‑ware are accounted for, properly handled, regularly serviced and maintained to reduce excessive wear and tear, safely stored, and inventory managed effectively.
Workplace Safety
- Assist in emergency situations, including fire‑fighting procedures when required.
- Ensure safety and compliance in AV storage area and work areas.
- Follow the workplace safety and health system, safe work procedures, and safety rules implemented at the workplace.
- Do not engage in any unsafe or negligent act that may endanger yourself or others working around you.
- Use personal protective equipment provided to you to ensure your safety while working. Do not tamper with or misuse the equipment.
Others
- Attend to requests/queries, feedback, and complaints pertaining to AV and VC systems and equipment, and provide professional advice on their technical requirements.
- Access current systems and recommend improvements based on technological advancement and client needs. Stay updated with industry trends to provide the most current and effective AV solutions.
- Perform any other duties / projects as assigned by supervisor and/or management.
Skills and Competencies
- Minimum 3–5 years of relevant experience in AV, sound, or event technical operations.
- N/O level or professional certificate, higher NITEC/NITEC in electrical/mechanical engineering discipline preferred.
- Strong knowledge of audio equipment (mixers, microphones, amplifiers, speakers).
- Working knowledge of video equipment, projectors, LED wall screens, and display systems.
- Ability to troubleshoot audio, video, and lighting issues efficiently.
- Basic networking and IT knowledge, including IP addressing and network troubleshooting.
- Good interpersonal and communication skills.
- Able to work independently and as part of a team.
- Good time management and attention to detail.
- Calm under pressure during live events.
- Responsible, punctual, and safety‑conscious.
- Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and public holidays, as required.