1. Demonstrate a working understanding of electricity and its dangers.
2. Demonstrate a working understanding of utilities and its dangers.

1. Demonstrate a working understanding of the phases of project workflow (e.g., reading a call sheet, who their person of contact onsite is, etc.)
2. Apply a working understanding of common live production hardware and equipment.
3. Demonstrate a working understanding of common software (e.g., Navigator, iQ, Kinesys, Raynok, PreViz Software, Word, Excel, Dropbox, G-Suite, Master Tour, Vectorworks, AutoCAD).
4. Apply a working understanding of the production planning process (e.g., reading a plot, creating, and reading a cable plan, email communications, managing a calendar, coordinating with production contacts -venue, vendors, production, creative, etc.).

1. Demonstrate ability to communicate and work with others (e.g., Designers, Artists, PMs, Fire Marshal, Local License)
2. Demonstrate ability to use basic tools (truss wrenches, hand tools, multi meter, etc.).
3. Demonstrate understanding of common venue layouts (e.g., loading dock, production offices, power disconnects, catering).
4. Clear understanding of loading/unloading trucks and staging gear into venues
5. Demonstrate best practices for the troubleshooting workflow.
6. Apply essential aspects of time management (e.g., getting to a crew call on time, knowing when to ask for help, etc.)
7. Understanding of rescue process
8. Maintains ability to work under pressure while remaining proactive, organized, and communicative
9. Demonstrate a working understanding of how to successfully load-in, build, test, and load-out production automation (unloading/loading trucks, coordinating stagehands, order of operations, interdepartmental coordination, etc.)

1. Demonstrate ability to coordinate technical post-production process and manage multiple creatives, clients, and stakeholders (e.g., invoicing on time, managing work/life, properly managing calendars, not backing out of gigs last minute, creating "as built" drawings).
2. Accept critique and apply feedback to improve skills and understand the live production process.
3. Demonstrate ability to receive constructive and useful feedback when appropriate (e.g., postmortems).

1. Demonstrate ability to delegate tasks without micromanaging
2. Integrate an understanding of industry standard technology and best practices on multiple productions.
3. Demonstrate the ability to efficiently bring a task to completion without hindering others, in a timely manner, and with minimal supervision.

1. Follows safety rules
2. Participation in team discussions/meetings
3. Focus in team discussions/meetings
4. Understands when to speak and when to listen
5. Demonstrates respect for all clients, co-workers, and supervisors regardless of gender, race, or sexual orientation
6. Focus during independent work
7. Openness to new ideas and change
8. Ability to deal with ambiguity by exploring, asking questions, etc.
9. Knows when to ask for help
10. Ability to demonstrate effective group skills
11. Ability to demonstrate one-on-one communication skills
12. Maintains attendance record
13. Reports to work on time
14. Completes assign tasks on time
15. Uses appropriate language
16. Demonstrates trust, honesty, and integrity
17. Appropriately cares for personal dress, grooming and hygiene
18. Maintains a positive attitude
19. Cooperates and helps co-workers
20. Follows instructions/directions
21. Ability to work under supervision
22. Ability to accept constructive feedback and
23. Cares for equipment and workplace
24. Keeps work area neat and clean
25. Ability to balance personal life and work
26. Adheres to work policies/rules/regulations

Live Events Automation Technician Track • Navigator Introduction Training- 32 hrs. • Raynok Training - TBD • Kinesys Basic Technical Training+ Vector- 32hrs • Advanced Rigging - 24hrs • Auto-CAD Fundamentals - 24 hrs. • Inventor-CAD Fundamentals- 24 hrs. • Vectorworks Spotlight Fundamentals-15 hrs.