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Oilers Entertainment Group

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Engineer-In-Charge, Video Production Control Room

About this company

• Setup, test, calibrate and align incoming and outgoing video, audio, and data feeds.
• Use traditional copper based infrastructure as well as fibre and IP delivery methods to transport signals throughout Rogers Place.
• Be proficient use of fibre media converters for various signal types.
• Clean and care for fibre end faces, connectors, and cables using the appropriate tools and cleaning supplies. Tools include: sleeve alignment tools, end face video scopes, OTDRs, and OLTS. Cleaning methods include wet/dry and dry-only click pens.
• Confirm that signals are routed, patched, and distributed prior to each event.
• Liaise with the NHL and the Radio and Television Broadcasters to share signals as appropriate.
• Configure technical systems for other crew members, including:
  • RTS ADAM-M Intercom Matrix and operator panels
  • Imagine IP3 audio and video routing switcher, its operator panels and multi-viewer
  • Video, audio, and data patch bays
• Troubleshoot failed equipment used for event production; document any anomalies and failures, report any attempts to correct the failure, and recommend a course of action for repair.
• React quickly and proficiently when trouble arises during the event, either to resolve the problem, suggest alternatives, or to provide a work-around.
• Read and interpret schematic diagrams for A/V and broadcast production systems.
• Possess hands-on technical skills with basic hand tools and tools of the trade including soldering irons and cable termination equipment such as strippers, crimpers, sleeve application tools, etc.
• Proactive approach to checking and faxing all systems and signals prior to the start of the event.
• Be available on intercom or on radio at all times before and during the event.
• Assist in deploying and wrapping equipment and cables for every show.
• Take detailed notes of signal routing, patches, and equipment in the field for specialized events.
• Work in a team environment under the leadership of the Game Night Producer.
• Assist other freelance technicians and operators to troubleshoot their respective systems if there are problems.
• Mentor, instruct, and support less-experienced crew members in technical areas.
• Contribute to the success of the event by working with and supporting others.
• Other duties as required to assist the Production Technology department.

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