Entry Camera Service Tech – Wireless Gear Focus

Panavision; New York (NY); On-site; USD 22,000 - 29,000; Full time

Job summary

Panavision in New York is seeking an entry level Camera Service Technician to service and prep rental equipment. You will perform checks, clean, test, and adjust gear to meet safety and performance standards, with supervision as needed.

Responsibilities include inventory handling, documenting repairs, and assisting with equipment transfers. Travel may be required; strong safety practices are essential to maintain kit readiness and client satisfaction.

Qualifications

• Basic understanding of camera theory.
• Basic knowledge of electronics and mechanical repair procedures.
• Working knowledge of blueprints, parts lists, and schematics.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Perform service checks of minor and wireless camera accessories with emphasis on wireless equipment.
• Examine, clean, test and adjust equipment within time constraints and meet client specs.
• Identify problems and determine action: in-house repair, refer to Electronics Technician, or vendor repair.
• Maintain detailed documentation for inventory and repair history.
• Assist in daily transfer of equipment between Logistics, Service, and Inventory.
• Use proprietary systems to prioritize service needs against rental schedules.
• Notify management of inventory shortages to keep complete kits available.
• Maintain a working inventory of hardware and replacement parts.
• Assist clients and staff with technical questions and issues.
• Learn and adapt to new equipment and trends.
• Other duties as required.

Skills

Camera theory

Electronics basics

Mechanical repair

Blueprints & schematics

Facilities safety

Detail-oriented

Strong communication

Computer skills

Set call procedures

Flexibility

Job description

Panavision in New York is seeking an entry level Camera Service Technician to service and prep rental equipment. You will perform checks, clean, test, and adjust gear to meet safety and performance standards, with supervision as needed.

Responsibilities include inventory handling, documenting repairs, and assisting with equipment transfers. Travel may be required; strong safety practices are essential to maintain kit readiness and client satisfaction.