Personal attributes: High level of self-awareness, empathy, integrity and confidentiality, detail oriented,
strong communication and organisational skills, ability to work as part of a team as well as individually, a
flexible approach to working unsociable hours, a positive attitude and a sense of humour.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities for the Sound No. 3 for the Production will include all the services usually required of
the Sound No. 3 for a first-class production of the scale of the Production, carried out to the highest
professional standard.
The whole company will be expected to work as a team and occasionally offer support to other
departments. You may be asked to cover other departments' show plots in an emergency.
For the avoidance of doubt, responsibilities may include but will not be limited to:
i. Under the supervision of your Head of Department, maintaining the Production as instructed
and dictated by the creative team in line with the artistic requirements and direction of the
Production;
ii. Working alongside your team, other technical departments, stage management, the acting
company and resident creative team members to ensure the efficient flow of information as
necessary for the smooth running of the show;
iii. Attending all rehearsals, show calls, maintenance calls, get-ins, fit-ups and get-outs as required
by your Head of Department or the Company Manager, including emergency calls in the event
of equipment failure or other incident, particularly if there is a risk of the cancellation of a
performance;
iv. Assisting with the operation and maintenance of all equipment used by your department,
including equipment checks prior to each performance, as requested by your Head of
Department;
v. Acquiring a familiarity with all plots/tracks within your department so that you are able to
provide holiday or absence cover for other members of your department as required;
vi. Deputising for the Deputy Head of Department in their absence, if requested;
vii. Having an awareness of understudy and swing performances ahead of each show and making
necessary adjustments, if any;
viii. Assisting your Head of Department in compiling and keeping updated cue sheets and other
relevant show paperwork;
ix. Working in accordance with the Producer's Health and Safety policy, which may include working
at height, using appropriate safety equipment and clothing and attending any training deemed
necessary;
x. Having an awareness and understanding of the Producer's employment policies;
xi. Such other services as are customarily provided by a Sound No.3 in relation to the production of
a first-class musical stage play; and
xii. Any other duties as may be reasonably required in the course of your duties or as instructed by
the Head of Sound, Company Manager, Production Manager, General Managers or Executive
Producer from time to time.