Event Production Technician Location: Knockin, Shropshire (SY10) and with regular UK Travel Salary: Competitive (Based on experience) Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Hours: 45 hours per week (5 days out of 7, including weekends) The Role Due to continued expansion, a leading events production house is seeking an experienced and versatile Event Production Technician to join their growing team. Based at our Shropshire hub, you will work on an exciting portfolio of projects for industry-leading clients across the Technology, Fashion, and Drinks sectors. There are permanent and freelance positons available. This is a fast-paced, hands-on role that requires a self-motivated individual who thrives under pressure. You will be responsible for ensuring the highest quality production for a wide variety of live, virtual, and hybrid events. Key Responsibilities: On-Site Execution: Lead as Site Technician during live events, overseeing the setup, testing, operation, and strike of sound, lighting, and power systems. Technical Operation: Programme and operate lighting consoles, mix live audio for performers/DJs, and manage power distribution. Warehouse Management: Prepare, test, and maintain technical equipment before dispatch and upon return. Maintenance: Oversee the lifecycle management of technical assets, ensuring all gear is flight-ready and safe. Safety & Compliance: Ensure H&S standards are met on every build, staying up to date with rigging and power regulations (BS7909). Logistics: Support event logistics by delivering and collecting equipment using company vehicles. What We Are Looking For: Experience: A minimum of 5+ years in the live events industry, including at least 3 years as a lighting engineer within the corporate sector. Technical Knowledge: Deep proficiency in intelligent lighting, LED technology, sound, rigging, and power systems. Flexibility: This is not a 9-5 role. You must be willing to work weekends, evenings, and occasionally overnight on event sites. Physicality: You must be physically fit and capable of manual handling (lifting up to 25kg) and working at heights. Licence: A full UK Driving Licence is essential. Desirable Skills: BS7909 Qualification. Industry tickets (Plant, H&S, First Aid). Knowledge of CAD software.
Jul 30, 2026
Full time
Event Production Technician Location: Knockin, Shropshire (SY10) and with regular UK Travel Salary: Competitive (Based on experience) Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Hours: 45 hours per week (5 days out of 7, including weekends) The Role Due to continued expansion, a leading events production house is seeking an experienced and versatile Event Production Technician to join their growing team. Based at our Shropshire hub, you will work on an exciting portfolio of projects for industry-leading clients across the Technology, Fashion, and Drinks sectors. There are permanent and freelance positons available. This is a fast-paced, hands-on role that requires a self-motivated individual who thrives under pressure. You will be responsible for ensuring the highest quality production for a wide variety of live, virtual, and hybrid events. Key Responsibilities: On-Site Execution: Lead as Site Technician during live events, overseeing the setup, testing, operation, and strike of sound, lighting, and power systems. Technical Operation: Programme and operate lighting consoles, mix live audio for performers/DJs, and manage power distribution. Warehouse Management: Prepare, test, and maintain technical equipment before dispatch and upon return. Maintenance: Oversee the lifecycle management of technical assets, ensuring all gear is flight-ready and safe. Safety & Compliance: Ensure H&S standards are met on every build, staying up to date with rigging and power regulations (BS7909). Logistics: Support event logistics by delivering and collecting equipment using company vehicles. What We Are Looking For: Experience: A minimum of 5+ years in the live events industry, including at least 3 years as a lighting engineer within the corporate sector. Technical Knowledge: Deep proficiency in intelligent lighting, LED technology, sound, rigging, and power systems. Flexibility: This is not a 9-5 role. You must be willing to work weekends, evenings, and occasionally overnight on event sites. Physicality: You must be physically fit and capable of manual handling (lifting up to 25kg) and working at heights. Licence: A full UK Driving Licence is essential. Desirable Skills: BS7909 Qualification. Industry tickets (Plant, H&S, First Aid). Knowledge of CAD software.
Warehouse Operative - Technical Production Hours: 45 hours per week (Shift pattern working 5 days out of 7, weekend work required) Salary: £13.44 per hour + Overtime paid at time and a half Job Description An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Technical Production Warehouse Operative to join a leading full-service strategic, technical, and design-driven events group. Help create bold, innovative experiences for brands, agencies, and live events. In this varied and fast-paced role, you will manage, control, maintain, and report on the technical production and hire equipment. This position is ideal for an upbeat, self-motivated individual who thrives in an organised, energised, and systematic environment. Daily Responsibilities Equipment Management: Prepare and de-prepare event jobs and technical equipment. Stock Control: Maintain accurate inventory, onboard new assets, and update the system. Discrepancy Control: Investigate stock discrepancies within 24 hours and minimise risk. Maintenance & Safety: Carry out assessments, basic repairs, PAT testing, and update service records. Reporting: Document shortages, damages, and incorrect stock to arrange repairs or replacements. Warehouse Care: Ensure efficient storage of technical production gear and general housekeeping. Flexibility: Alter shifts when needed and attend weekend stock counts. Key Requirements Experience: Proven background in warehousing, stock control, and technical production (lighting, power, sound). Technical Skills: Ability to review technical manuals and carry out basic equipment repairs. IT Literacy: Fully PC literate across platforms (Google Suite; experience with Current RMS is desirable). Mindset: A "can-do" attitude, exceptional accuracy, and a solution-oriented approach. Attributes: Reliable, independent, organised, and able to prioritise a heavy workload. Licence: Full UK driving licence is required.
Jul 30, 2026
Full time
Warehouse Operative - Technical Production Hours: 45 hours per week (Shift pattern working 5 days out of 7, weekend work required) Salary: £13.44 per hour + Overtime paid at time and a half Job Description An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Technical Production Warehouse Operative to join a leading full-service strategic, technical, and design-driven events group. Help create bold, innovative experiences for brands, agencies, and live events. In this varied and fast-paced role, you will manage, control, maintain, and report on the technical production and hire equipment. This position is ideal for an upbeat, self-motivated individual who thrives in an organised, energised, and systematic environment. Daily Responsibilities Equipment Management: Prepare and de-prepare event jobs and technical equipment. Stock Control: Maintain accurate inventory, onboard new assets, and update the system. Discrepancy Control: Investigate stock discrepancies within 24 hours and minimise risk. Maintenance & Safety: Carry out assessments, basic repairs, PAT testing, and update service records. Reporting: Document shortages, damages, and incorrect stock to arrange repairs or replacements. Warehouse Care: Ensure efficient storage of technical production gear and general housekeeping. Flexibility: Alter shifts when needed and attend weekend stock counts. Key Requirements Experience: Proven background in warehousing, stock control, and technical production (lighting, power, sound). Technical Skills: Ability to review technical manuals and carry out basic equipment repairs. IT Literacy: Fully PC literate across platforms (Google Suite; experience with Current RMS is desirable). Mindset: A "can-do" attitude, exceptional accuracy, and a solution-oriented approach. Attributes: Reliable, independent, organised, and able to prioritise a heavy workload. Licence: Full UK driving licence is required.
Location: Knockin, Shropshire (SY10) + Occasional UK-wide Site Travel Salary: Competitive (Dependent on Experience) Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Hours: 42.5 hours per week (5 days out of 7, including weekends during peak seasons) The Role Are you a skilled maker who loves seeing a project through from the first cut in the workshop to the final bolt on-site? We are a leading creative production house looking for an upbeat, self-motivated Workshop Fabricator / Installer to join our team on a long term, temporary basis with the chance of securing a permanent positon for the right person. This isn t your average 9-to-5; you ll be building high-impact sets and installations for some of the world s biggest brands, working both in our Shropshire workshop and on-site at major UK festivals and events. Key Responsibilities Workshop Fabrication: Collaborate with design teams to build captivating sets using joinery, welding, CNC routing, and various finishing techniques. On-Site Installation: Lead the charge on-site, safely transporting, assembling, and de-rigging exhibition stands and event activations. Problem Solving: Think on your feet to overcome site-specific challenges and ensure a flawless finish. Leadership: Guide junior team members and supervise temporary event staff during busy builds. Safety & Standards: Maintain a tidy workshop and strictly adhere to H&S protocols at all times. About You You are a "hands-on" professional with a "can-do" attitude who thrives in fast-paced, energised environments. You take pride in your craftsmanship and enjoy the variety of working in different locations across the UK. Essential Requirements: Experience: Proven background in set building, carpentry, joinery, or a related fabrication field (Event industry experience is a huge plus). Technical Skills: Ability to interpret technical drawings and use a wide range of power tools and construction materials. Driving Licence: Must have a full UK driving licence. Flexibility: Willingness to work a 5-out-of-7 schedule, including weekends, and travel to sites nationwide. Attributes: Great communication skills, a level-headed approach to problem-solving, and a commitment to high-quality finishes. Desirable Extras: Plant tickets (Forklift, Telehandler, Scissor Lift). Knowledge of CAD software (Sketchup, AutoCAD, etc.). H&S or First Aid qualifications. Why Apply? This is a chance to play a pivotal role in a creative, growing team where your work will be seen by thousands. If you re ready to swap the mundane for the extraordinary and build things that truly stand out, we want to hear from you.
Jul 24, 2026
Contractor
Location: Knockin, Shropshire (SY10) + Occasional UK-wide Site Travel Salary: Competitive (Dependent on Experience) Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Hours: 42.5 hours per week (5 days out of 7, including weekends during peak seasons) The Role Are you a skilled maker who loves seeing a project through from the first cut in the workshop to the final bolt on-site? We are a leading creative production house looking for an upbeat, self-motivated Workshop Fabricator / Installer to join our team on a long term, temporary basis with the chance of securing a permanent positon for the right person. This isn t your average 9-to-5; you ll be building high-impact sets and installations for some of the world s biggest brands, working both in our Shropshire workshop and on-site at major UK festivals and events. Key Responsibilities Workshop Fabrication: Collaborate with design teams to build captivating sets using joinery, welding, CNC routing, and various finishing techniques. On-Site Installation: Lead the charge on-site, safely transporting, assembling, and de-rigging exhibition stands and event activations. Problem Solving: Think on your feet to overcome site-specific challenges and ensure a flawless finish. Leadership: Guide junior team members and supervise temporary event staff during busy builds. Safety & Standards: Maintain a tidy workshop and strictly adhere to H&S protocols at all times. About You You are a "hands-on" professional with a "can-do" attitude who thrives in fast-paced, energised environments. You take pride in your craftsmanship and enjoy the variety of working in different locations across the UK. Essential Requirements: Experience: Proven background in set building, carpentry, joinery, or a related fabrication field (Event industry experience is a huge plus). Technical Skills: Ability to interpret technical drawings and use a wide range of power tools and construction materials. Driving Licence: Must have a full UK driving licence. Flexibility: Willingness to work a 5-out-of-7 schedule, including weekends, and travel to sites nationwide. Attributes: Great communication skills, a level-headed approach to problem-solving, and a commitment to high-quality finishes. Desirable Extras: Plant tickets (Forklift, Telehandler, Scissor Lift). Knowledge of CAD software (Sketchup, AutoCAD, etc.). H&S or First Aid qualifications. Why Apply? This is a chance to play a pivotal role in a creative, growing team where your work will be seen by thousands. If you re ready to swap the mundane for the extraordinary and build things that truly stand out, we want to hear from you.
