QLX Lighting are looking to hire a General Manager to cover the current General Manager who will be taking maternity leave from January 1st 2018 for 6 months.
There will be a cross over period from mid-November 2017.
The General Manager is responsible for specific aspects of the day-to-day administration and financial management of the company. This senior role ensures that the majority of the decisions and arrangements affecting the company, and in particular the successful delivery of services, are made and agreed in good time and within budget.
A key member of the team, the General Manager reports to the Company Directors and leads on the following areas of responsibility: Client Relations, Sales, Financial Management, and Operations Management.
More information on the role can be found on our jobs page here
Closing date for applications is Friday 06th October at 5pm
Interviews to be held Mid October
Applications with cover letter to be sent to info@qlx.ie
Project is currently seeking a Technical Manager to work as part of its Production team which comprises a Production Manager, Technical Manager and two House Technicians.
The Technical Manager will report to the Production Manager and General Manager and is responsible for providing technical support to all visiting groups, companies, artists and individuals in the presentation of Project’s Artistic Programme.
Experience in the theatre environment is essential and in the Visual Arts environment is beneficial.
Applications should be sent to Joseph Collins, Production Manager at
hello@projectartscentre.ie by 5.00pm on Friday 1 September – please include the
reference Technical Manager on your application.
Applicants should supply a letter of interest in the job, including personal strengths,
what specifically you might bring to Project Arts Centre’s Production Department, and
a C.V. with details of your experience to date.
A position as Technical Officer in The Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College Dublin is available.
Post Title: Technical Officer
Post Status: 2 Year Fixed Term Contract (Part-time, 66%)
Department/Faculty: The Department of Drama, School of Creative Arts Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin
Location: The Samuel Beckett Theatre, Samuel Beckett Centre, The Department of Drama, School of Creative Arts, Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland
Reports to: Technical Director and Head of Department, The Department of Drama, Samuel Beckett Centre
Salary: This appointment will be made on the Technical Officer Salary Scale at a point in line with Government Pay Policy.
Closing Date: 12 Noon on Tuesday, 27th June 2017
Full job description can be found on our jobs page here
We have organized a Stagepass course in Glor, Ennis on June 13th
The course is theoretical and is similar to Safepass but designed for the theatre and entertainment industries. Please make contact to book. Stagepass aims to promote good work practice and to create a safe and effective working environment in technical theatre by establishing a required minimum knowledge base for all technical theatre practitioners. This encompasses both general areas of safety and health at work and areas of safe work practice and health particular to the area of professional stage and theatre production.
The cost of Stagepass is €80 to members and €120 to non-members
To book a spot or for more information head to our training page here
Below is from Dublin City Council who are attempting to identify , audit and map all Dublin city cultural assets, with the aim of developing a comprehensive knowledge based website for residents and visitors to the city.
More information and links below.
BE PART OF DUBLIN CITY’S CULTURAL AUDIT – TAKE OUR SURVEY NOW
Dublin City Cultural Audit is a Dublin City Council project to identify and promote Dublin’s culture. The project covers arts, heritage, community, sport, recreation, the environment, science, creative enterprise and more.
As an organization, group or individual working in these cultural sectors, we want to include you in the project. All you have to do is tell us about your work by taking our short survey now. It should take no longer than ten minutes to complete.
All the individuals, groups and organisations that complete the survey will be included in a comprehensive knowledge base about Dublin’s culture. This information will be used in two very important ways: – By Dublin City Council and other policy makers to plan how they will support culture in Dublin – To create a FREE website where residents and visitors can find things to do and places to go that are at the heart of city communities.
Please note you can opt out of the public website option during the survey process
The Cultural Audit project is part of the ‘Dublin’s Culture Connects’ programme (http://www.dublinscultureconnects.ie/category/cultural-audit-3/) and defines culture as broadly as possible. The idea is to catalogue both the ‘hard’ assets (buildings, public spaces, festivals, etc.) and the ‘soft’ cultural assets (informal networks, local information, stories and customs) that make Dublin such a great city.
