Automation Technician

Overview

• Reporting to the Head of Automation and Assistant Head of Automation/Maintenance, the Automation
• Technician is responsible for working as part of the automation team to install, maintain and operate
• automated show elements and systems in a safe and consistent manner for the performances.
• The
• Automation Technician will be responsible for the maintenance of the integrated electrical/mechanical
• automation systems and underwater scenic elements.
• The Automation Technician will work with the
• automation show crew, maintenance crew and other technical departments to achieve common goals
• and maintain the strategy of a safe working environment at all times.
• Additionally, the employee will
• participate in the development of the automated systems, interfaces and operational and maintenance
• procedures.
• Roles and responsibilities
• Operate the automation control console in a safe and consistent manner for performances, artist
• training, and maintenance operations.
• Maintain cue track documentation and participate in cue track rotation as directed.
• On a Daily, or as needed basis, maintain and service the Automated fly and robotic system and
• Properties within the theatre.
• Participate in the ongoing development of an inspection schedule for the installations and participate
• in such inspections regularly.
• Inspect and maintain electronic and motorized equipment and systems.
• Update maintenance and inspection records as directed.
• Participate in the ordering and procuring of department supplies.
• Participate in the usage and upkeep of a computerized maintenance management system, for all
• record keeping and inventory needs.
• Maintain a flexible schedule for work calls, special events, rehearsals, training, maintenance and
• evening show performances.
• Maintain a safe working environment by conforming to all established safety policies and
• procedures.
• Develop a thorough knowledge of all Automation Department equipment specific to the production
• in order to operate it safely.
• Participate in special projects, including the installation of new automated show elements as
• directed.
• Participate in department training and development process.
• Have ability to troubleshoot electrical and mechanical problems to enable a smooth and continued
• show.
• Perform other tasks and projects assigned by the Head of Automation.
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