Performing Arts Technician – Top Performing Secondary School Preston
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Job Summary
Full-Time Permanent Start ASAP
Location & Setting
Sector: High-achieving Local Authority Secondary School (with Sixth Form)
Location: Preston (Southeast England)
Start Date: ASAP
Contract: Permanent Full-Time
The Opportunity
A successful and ambitious secondary school is seeking a creative and technically skilled Performing Arts Technician to support its Drama and Music departments.
This is a key role within a thriving arts faculty ensuring the smooth delivery of performances events and practical classroom learning through high-quality technical support and equipment management.
Key Responsibilities
Technical Lead
Manage sound lighting and stage requirements for school productions assemblies and events.
Provide technical expertise to ensure professional-standard performances.
Resource Management
Maintain repair and securely store musical instruments lighting rigs and sound equipment.
Oversee safe handling and organisation of all technical resources.
Classroom & Curriculum Support
Assist teaching staff with the setup and operation of AV equipment for practical lessons.
Support the effective integration of performance technology into teaching and learning.
Essential Requirements
Proven experience in technical theatre sound engineering or a related field.
Strong working knowledge of stage lighting and sound systems.
Practical organised and able to work independently as well as part of a team.
Salary & Benefits
Salary: Competitive paid on the Local Government scale (per annum).
Pension: Generous Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS).
Environment: Vibrant and supportive arts faculty within a high-performing school.
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