The Sound, Light and Electrical Technician at Woodcreek School is a multifaceted role responsible for overseeing all school electrical work. This includes performing maintenance, repairs, and installation support on electrical wiring, lighting systems, electronic equipment, and general maintenance to ensure reliability, proper functionality, and safe use of equipment and areas. Additionally, the role encompasses all technical aspects of the school’s theatre productions and events, including stage management, lighting, sound, and general theater operations. The individual in this role will ensure the smooth running o all performances, manage technical equipment, and provide a safe and efficient working environment.

SPECIFIC KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – ELECTRICIAN

• Takes up all electrical repair and maintenance works that are within your capability. Reports any
• major electrical repair work that need external expertise to the supervisor as soon as possible to
• avoid major loss to the institution’s equipment’s/assets or hazards to learners and staff.
• Continually moves around the whole institution checking any repair works that need to be attended to which can cause any hazards due to loose electrical connections, wear and tear or damages that might pause huge risk to occupants in a certain office, classroom or any other space within the institution. Inspects control panels, circuit breakers, and other electrical components.
• Maintains a clear record of all maintenance repair works attended to and forwards a monthly report to the supervisor. Develops and maintains records related to electronic and electrical equipment.
• Prepares a budget and forwards any repair materials needed through the Principals office.
• Assess risks to mitigate potential consequences of incidents and develop a plan to respond to incidents. Perform effective troubleshooting to identify hazards or malfunctions and repair or substitute damaged units. Reports potentially dangerous electrical equipment to supervisor and takes steps to resolve the issue.
• Communicates and updates school community regarding electrical/ electronic maintenance schedules that has the potential to affect the normal school operations through the Principals office.
• Works closely with the School Principal for any planned electronic maintenance schedule in the theater to ensure it does not distress any school schedules.
• Acquaint yourself with school’s technical diagrams and blueprint of all buildings within the school to ensure ease in delivering any maintenance or repair works.
• Executes plans of electrical wiring for well functioning lighting, intercom and other electrical systems in the theatre or any other space within the school.
• Assists with Installallation of any electrical apparatus, fixtures and equipment as may be needed.
• Carry out scheduled preventative maintenance and servicing of equipment.
• Performs equipment demonstrations and prepares training manuals as may be needed.

SPECIFIC KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – THEATRE OPERATIONS, AND TECHNICAL MANAGER

Electrical Maintenance and Safety:

• Perform routine electrical maintenance, including inspections, repairs, and installations of lighting and sound systems.
• Ensure all electrical systems within the theater meet safety standards and are in good working order.
• Troubleshoot and resolve electrical issues promptly to minimize disruption to theater operations.
• Maintain and update electrical schematics and documentation.
• Theater Operations Management:
• Oversee the daily operations of the theater, ensuring all technical aspects are functioning correctly.
• Coordinate with production teams, directors, and designers to meet their technical needs for rehearsals and performances.
• Schedule and supervise the use of theater spaces, ensuring efficient and effective use of resources.

Technical Direction and Support:

• Provide technical direction for all theater productions, including lighting, sound, set design, and special effects.
• Collaborate with directors and designers to achieve their creative vision while ensuring technical feasibility and safety.
• Supervise and mentor students and staff involved in technical theater activities, providing training and guidance as needed.