The Operations Technician maintains the technical integrity of the station's on-air signals and its equipment from acquisition to distribution. The Operations Technician will be responsible to communicate effectively with the production department, as this is integral for a smooth outcome of newscasts. This position supports all station efforts in-house and on remote location.

　　Job Responsibilities:

　　Operate robotic cameras and studio floor directing Moving and handling of props and sets during in-house and on-location productions (this could mean assisting in moving heavy equipment) Maintain appearance of studios including cleaning of set and floors Maintain and understand lighting grid and control board with knowledge to maintain proper programming. Ability to climb ladders to change light bulbs and adjust fixtures as needed. Dress microphone's and IFB's for all on camera appearances Basic multi-media computer skill and familiarity with current Internet technology including downloading of materials for promos and commercial client spots Assist with promotional effort at station-sponsored community events as assigned. Work as needed in control room in technical positions (including camera control and audio) Must be able capable of following instructions, verbally and written In-person attendance is required Other duties as assigned by the TV Operations ManagerExperience Requirements:

　　Prior experience in broadcast news production, technical school or college technical classes preferred, but not required. Related military experience will be consideredQualification Requirements:

　　Must have a \"can do\" attitude and a passion for excellence

　　Must have flexibility to work various days and shifts as assigned regularly including weekends and holidays Must be able to work effectively with other team members Must have ability to perform with accuracy while under pressure Must be able to multi-task accurately Must be able to follow instructions, verbal and writtenEducation: Related experience and/or training considered as well as a combination of education and experience. Military training and experience will be considered