From the Meetpie website

Audio Visual Operations / Project Manager wanted.

Our client is an established and highly respected AV hire company who are looking to recruit an experienced senior AV professional to their growing team.  The business covers a wide range of corporate events ranging from road shows, conferences and product launches, to award ceremonies and corporate parties, for both corporate and agency clients.

 Operationally you will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of a 20 strong technical team.  This will include staff recruitment and development, the management, purchasing and service of a large in-house equipment inventory, as well as the mentoring and overseeing all workflow through the department.

In addition you will still actively get involved as a Senior Project Manager on key large scale projects, handling all client contact, budgeting, logistics, and on-site management.  In short you will be responsible for making sure that all jobs get done on time, in budget, and to the client’s expectations.

Uptempo Audio, based in Coral Gables, Florida, require an Audio Engineer / Editor

Full post production facility is looking for a Audio Engineer with experience in sound design using Pro Tools with a basic knowledge of Final Cut Pro.

Visit their site for more details.

Found this on the Meetpie website

Audio Visual Technician (Conference & Events)

Yorkshire – £18 – 22 + Benefits

Our client is an established, successful AV Company based in several locations around the UK. They are involved in all industry sectors from fixed installations and venue management, through to large scale live events for a wide range of corporate clients.

They are now looking to recruit an experienced technician to join their Sheffield branch and over see a small team of technicians, to assist with the delivery and setting up sound, set & staging, lighting and projection equipment. Rigging and operating on conferences & events across the UK and occasionally abroad.

More details by clicking HERE

Walsall College and Rotheram College of Art and Technology are hosting courses which are designed and moderated by Roland to encourage the music industry in education.

Personally, I’ve always found their help desk ok, but if you work for Roland, they’re obviously sick of your ineptitude.

Just kidding. Aspects covered in the course include career development, product knowledge, marketing and communications. Audiotechnews thinks this sounds great.