Break Fix Engineer -Scotland

Glasgow

2 months ago

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Calling all AV Engineers! Exciting Freelance Opportunities Across Scotland

Are you an experienced AV engineer with a knack for problem-solving and a passion for delivering top - tier support? Look no further! Join our freelance team and become an integral extension to our esteemed client - a leading audio-visual integrator, renowned for delivering exceptional live events globally.

Role Overview:

As a freelance AV engineer, you'll play a vital role in our client’s field engineering team, providing break-fix and preventative support at various sites across Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen. You'll work on an extended contract basis, collaborating with an established team to ensure seamless fault resolution and minimize any commercial impact. Your ability to maintain a cool head under pressure and your technical expertise in AV/UC/VC technologies will be crucial in surpassing standard AV event support expectations.

Key Responsibilities:

Assist in updating fault tickets and ensure timely resolution of issues.

Provide on-site support for live events, ensuring client satisfaction is maintained at all times.

Utilize your technical proficiency in AV/UC/VC technologies, including but not limited to Crestron, Qsys, Biamp, Dante, and Extron.

Demonstrate expertise in operating Poly/Cisco and IPTV support systems.

Desired Certifications and Skills:

Proven experience as an AV engineer, with a strong background in break-fix and preventative support.

In-depth knowledge of AV/UC/VC technologies and manufacturers such as Crestron, Qsys, Biamp, Dante, and Extron.

Proficiency in operating Poly/Cisco and IPTV support systems.

Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to remain calm under pressure.

Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Benefits:

Competitive pay rates based on your experience.

Travel expenses paid

Ready to Join the team?

If you're ready to take your AV engineering career to the next level and become part of a dynamic team that values expertise and professionalism, we want to hear from you! Apply now to seize this exciting freelance opportunity and make your mark with a world leading audio-visual integrator

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