Lighting Equipment Technician - Film & Photography

This is a Full Time Job

Join our team in Hayes, London preparing, checking and maintaining professional lighting equipment for film and photographic shoots.
The role centres on checking equipment back from hire and preparing outgoing bookings, making sure everything is tested, complete and ready for its next job.
The Role
The main focus is making sure equipment going out on hire is tested, complete, correctly packed and ready to work-and that returned equipment is carefully checked before going back into stock.
You'll work with a wide range of professional lighting equipment, alongside colleagues who are happy to share their knowledge and experience.


Responsibilities include:
Preparing equipment for outgoing hires, checking booking lists and making sure all necessary accessories are included.
Checking and testing returned equipment, identifying faults, damage or missing items.
Scanning equipment in and out using our rental management system.
Helping load and unload vehicles and assisting customers collecting or returning equipment.
Carrying out routine maintenance and small repairs, with technical support where needed.
Carrying out PAT testing and helping keep the testing programme and maintenance records organised.
As a small company, everybody gets involved where needed.


About You
We're interested in finding somebody practical, dependable and keen to do a job properly.
Ideally, you'll have experience with lighting, photographic, broadcast, theatre or AV equipment, particularly preparing and checking equipment in a hire environment.
You should have a working understanding of electrical theory as it applies to film and photographic lighting, including power, current, loading, cables, connectors and electrical safety. Experience carrying out PAT testing would also be valuable.


You should be:
Reliable and punctual.
Interested in equipment and willing to develop your technical knowledge.
Careful and methodical, with good attention to detail.
Happy with practical work, including safely moving and handling equipment.
Able to take responsibility for your tasks and recognise when to seek technical advice.
Experience with rental software and equipment maintenance would be useful.


What We Offer
A friendly, collaborative working environment, a salary based on your experience, workplace pension contributions and the opportunity to build your knowledge of professional lighting equipment.
We value people who take an interest in their work and support them in developing their skills. You'll have the chance to learn from experienced colleagues and make a useful contribution to a small specialist business.
The role is based at our warehouse in Hayes, working 40 hours per week excluding lunch, with shifts coordinated across the warehouse team.