SOUND TECHNICIAN

• Assist with the set-up of shows, cabarets, lectures, presentations and ship events as directed, ensuring that all areas are safe, clean and presentable.

• Set up backline equipment and instrument microphones.

• Program the sound computer/console during technical rehearsals, as required.

• Check that all speakers and equipment are in working order, before each show; ensure that every show set-up is complete and set out, as per company policy and procedures.

• Ensure that the design integrity and performance quality are maintained through show runs.

• Demonstrate the ability to wirelessly mic an actor, if the need arises.

• Communicate in a clear, concise and timely manner with the Cruise Director and other departments.

Participate in special events by assisting with sound needs; wire special sound projects; assist with the maintenance of audio equipment.

• Participate in special events by assisting with sound needs; wire special sound projects; assist with the maintenance of audio equipment.

• Demonstrate the ability to troubleshoot and provide information to resolves issues, accordingly.

• Maintain cleanliness and order in all sound areas, in accordance with all Public Health and Safety Policies and Procedures.

• Attend all show set-ups, show calls and meetings, in a timely manner.

• Have in-depth knowledge of inventory, scheduling, maintenance, cleaning, storage, distribution and coordination.

• Monitor guest satisfaction and report any issues, concerns and suggestions to the relevant supervisor.

• Monthly salary is paid via on-board Visa card, no tax deduction

• Five ( 5 ) paid vacation days for each month worked is included in the salary; this is accumulated and only paid at the end of the contract

• Health insurance is provided during the contract period ( not applicable to vacation )

• All crew have life insurance at $100,000 death in service benefit

• No charge for crew laundry facilities, including detergent dispensers

• Free Wi-fi on-board

• Medical and visa expenses will be reimbursed on the first payroll against original receipts

• The company covers flights and transfer to the vessel from and to your nearest international airport of your country of residence; hotel overnight is optional for long-distance travels

• Uniform is provided; including shoes and safety equipment, and maintained by our main laundry

• Two-crew only recreational areas ( indoor and outdoor )

• Access to the guest gym after 10 PM

• Proven experience in audio electronics (specifically sound playback and live mixing) in which basic wiring skills have been applied, are required; shipboard experience is preferred.

• Qualifications in technical theater is preferred.

• Operational knowledge of Yamaha CL Series and Yamaha LS-9 digital consoles, and Shure UHFR & ULXD microphone systems, are required.

• Strong Knowledge of Qlab, Dante, DSP networking and patch bay configurations are required.

• Must be able to navigate catwalks and access all points in all theater spaces.

• A strong understanding of technical wiring and component level maintenance with microphones, audio consoles, amplifiers and DSP's is required.

• Fluent in English - must be able to address any kind of information in an adequate manner with excellent oral and written English communication skills.

• Updated C.V. without employment gaps is needed; to note any unemployment

• References and appraisals for at least 2x last contract

• Work employment certificate for last two years

• Company references

• All documents should be sent via email. We will contact you for further requirements of other documents needed after we receive these documents

• Incomplete application will not be considered

GCS Vietnam will process your documents to match the position you are applying for before submitting your application to VIKING.