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Audio Engineer
Employer: Pyramid Productions
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City: Lexington
State: Ky
Zip_Code: 40505
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E-Mail: bob@pyramidusa.com
Web: http://pyramidusa.com
Start_date: Immediately
Time,_Duration: Full Time
Pay:

Misc: We're looking to add to our team. One of our main guys is moving on to other things. Please fax resume, references and salary requirements to (215)243-8409

The available full time position is first and foremost as an audio tech. If you are hired we will have you also become a QVT (vdosc certified Tech ) we are a Vdosc Company and this Schooling will be required
after your abilities have been proven, at our expense. But we are a full service production company and this person will be required to know/learn about rigging , Lighting Some staging most of our stages are Hydraulic Stagelines. Sales abilities will be extremely helpful. You should have strong troubleshooting and maintenance skills. Good attitude and great people skills are a must. This is for Full-Time employment
relocation is necessary.
Detailed requirements:
Set up and operate a sound reinforcement system utilizing proper gain structure and all necessary microphones, mixing consoles, amplifiers, processors, equalizers, loudspeakers, monitors, snakes, cables, stands and auxiliary equipment. Electrical engineering capabilities. Understand and safely implement proper rigging techniques. Set up and operate mixing consoles from small powered mixers to large format digital consoles. Properly integrate delayed speakers into a system. Assemble and operate a dedicated large-format monitor console and monitor system. Identify microphones of various types, to include dynamic, condenser, electrets, ribbon, and pressure zone. Interpret microphone polar pattern graphs. Demonstrate proper microphone positioning techniques for live sound reinforcement. Identify and use wireless microphone components to include UHF and VHF systems, transmitters, receivers, and antennas. Understand and properly use power amplifiers (to include connecting, bridging, loading, and matching power amplifiers). Analyze, troubleshoot, and remedy common electrical and audio problems, ground loops, and equipment failures. Use test equipment such as cable testers, polarity checkers, ground fault indicators, real-time analyzers, volt/ohm meters and oscilloscopes. Correctly identify and assemble common electrical and audio connectors. Assemble and solder common audio cabling, wire, connectors using appropriate wiring diagrams and technique.

Expires: 2/11/08

 
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