AV Technician

Job Description Audiovisual (AV) technicians set up and run the sound and video equipment used to conduct live events such as meetings, sports games, business conventions, and concerts. They mix soundboards, play video recordings, enhance lighting, and coordinate graphics. Cool-headed, self-motivated individuals who think fast on their feet and enjoy technical support will thrive in this role. In larger companies, AV technicians work under the supervision of an audiovisual manager. AV technicians must be able to work days, nights, and weekends because they support events that take place during these times. Responsibilities 1. Set Up Audiovisual Equipment – The primary job of AV technicians is to set up and install media equipment such as LCD projectors, speakers, TVs, video monitors, and cameras. They also set up additional support AV tools like equipment racks. Additionally, they complete electrical wiring, programming, and basic construction. AV technicians sometimes set up and alter room arrangements including tables, seats, and stages according to blueprints, layout diagrams, and schedules. 2. Engage Customers – While performing on-site work, AV technicians must provide outstanding customer service and develop working relationships with their clients. Great technicians mentor newer peers to provide a high level of customer service. They use strong communication as a tool to keep project progress moving forward and put event coordinators at ease. 3. Conduct Quality Control Analysis – AV technicians skillfully run video, audio, and signal testing. Their responsibility is to guarantee their clients a high-quality experience. Technicians ensure all connected systems operate at peak performance. When issues arise, they troubleshoot and adjust the AV system as required. AV technicians use objective analysis to spot issues and eliminate them before an event. 4. Operate and Troubleshoot Sound and Video – A key duty of AV technicians is to execute a flawless event from a media standpoint. The most successful technicians problem-solve and handle equipment malfunctions well, even under pressure. They focus on making sure their systems are working properly. When something goes wrong, AV technicians troubleshoot without showing concern to customers. 5. Electronic Equipment Repair – Performing electronic repair, installation, and maintenance is the job of AV technicians. They learn how to understand Ohm’s law and use meters to measure signal output. They also repair LCD, plasma, and DLP TV screens and projectors. Their job requires constant hands-on tinkering with technology to stay on top of the latest technology models. AV technicians clean and maintain equipment and are tasked with reporting damages to their AV manager. Skills And Qualifications • Must possess Electrical Engineering, Audio Engineering or related education background. • Minimum 2-3 years’ experience as an AV Coordinator or AV Technician, handling audio visual system design, installation, and maintenance field. • Computer skills – working with various computer technology is a necessity for audiovisual professionals. Possesses knowledge of audio-visual system components, including video projectors, sound systems, led walls, and control systems. Software knowledge of Microsoft Office is a must. Ability to understand diagrams and schedules. • Troubleshooting – AV technicians troubleshoot all equipment issues in a timely manner. Successful technicians strive to exceed expectations • Physical fitness – it is common for technicians to lift 50 to 80 pounds individually, Furthermore, standing, walking, climbing ladders, and navigating tight spaces is a common requirement for AV technicians • Customer service – interfacing with customers and guests on-site to make sure their desires are met and that equipment is functioning is a major responsibility of these technicians • Organization skills – being organized is a requirement for AV technicians due to the tools, wiring, cables, and parts that they must methodically sort and install • Willingness to travel to project sites. • Possession of a Class B driving license and have own vehicle. • Team player, with good sense of responsibility and able to work independently with minimum supervision. Driven to exceed expectations and deliver excellence. Job Benefits • EPF, SOCSO, EIS • Training & Professional Development • Travel Allowance • Phone Allowance • Career Development • Medical Coverage • Employee Discount • Paid Sick Leave