Duties and ResponsibilitiesTo work with the Production Manager to co-ordinate the hire and preparation of equipment and venue supplies, in tech and throughout the run.
To live mix the show and operate sound cues from front of house during performances.
To work as an active member of the production team, working to support and assist staff in other departments where necessary.
To be responsible for supervising and scheduling staff within the Sound department and ensuring that the training of staff is carried out as set out in job specifications.
To assist in the recruitment of staff if required.
To attend production meetings and technical and dress rehearsals to ensure awareness of the sound requirements, and any resulting changes.
To uphold the high production standards expected for a first-class play, and the high artistic quality required by the Sound Designer.
To comply with the National's Equal Opportunities and Health and Safety Policy.
To carry out all other duties normally associated with the role of Sound No. 1 on a West-End production.

Person SpecificationExtensive operational Sound experience and excellent technical skills, including excellent live mixing skills with a proven track record of dealing with complex radio mic shows.
Experience of digital mixing desks, QLab sound playback software and radio microphones.
Good working knowledge of theatre communication systems.
Previous experience of working on a West End production in a similar role.
Flexible and self-motivated with the ability to work well with actors and other theatre staff.
Awareness of current Health & Safety legislation including LOLER, risk assessment and working at height.
A calm and practical approach to technical trouble-shooting.
Ability to work under pressure.
Ability to lead and organise staff.
Good communication, organisational and IT skills
Experience of theatre video playback and media servers is desirable.