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Installations Technician

Base Salary £28-£30k

Plus Van & benefits

Based in Preston

UK travel

The opportunity:

As a Installations Technician- this is your chance to work with one of the UKs most exciting names in the sports technology and live entertainment space.

They install products and equipment that inspire viewers, excite crowds, and transform spaces.

For over 30 years, this company has partnered with some of the world's most famous sporting events, stadiums, brands, events, and venues to visually transform physical spaces with future proof concepts

It's a world class company, with world class products and a world class team

And we want you to join them!

Day to day

In your role as a Installations and Service Technician you'll work alongside the projects and operations team, installing, commissioning, and maintaining LED / AV / Screens and systems at client sites across the UK.

Key aspects of your role will be;

build and install AV and rack-based systems.
maintain, service, and upgrade technical equipment
research, design and develop proof of concepts / solutions for a variety of innovative projects
manage incidents and faults, documenting progress, and escalating where necessary

Who we are looking for

We'd like to speak with you if you have;

A passion for technology
Any background in Electrical Engineering, or structured cabling or IT infrastructure
Ability to drive and travel to sites, sometimes across the UK

The Next Steps

If this sounds like you, or you would like to find out more about this opportunity then you have three options.

Call Stephen Morris at CRG TEC to find out more. We are really open about the role and opportunity and challenges, so if you need to find out more before committing, no problem!
Contact Stephen via LinkedIn, drop him a private message and he will get back to you
If you are happy with what you have read so far, then send a copy of your CV to this advert and Stephen will give you a call to discuss further or at least get back to you if you don't quite hit the mark.

Many thanks

Stephen