Timing & Electronics (Revised) - Calgary, Canada - Spruce Meadows

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    RESPONSIBILITIES

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    The focus of this position is the smooth operation of our Equestrian competitions. This team is responsible for:

  • The set-up, take down and operation of timing equipment for the sport of show jumping. Equipment is used to time and score rounds of top-level international jumping events
  • Basic troubleshooting of timing equipment and scoreboards
  • Assist the electronics and technology team with set-up, troubleshooting, and operation of other computer and electronics systems, depending on ability and experience.
  • Spruce Meadows is a large site, with many programs and events occurring. We are also presently renovating and modernizing venues and facilities throughout the year. This position will be asked to assist the IT and Technology team in ways that may include:

  • Light to medium manual labour: lifting, moving of equipment, cleaning.
  • Installation or termination of communication cabling, indoors or outdoors.
  • Assisting non-technical users with office equipment
  • Assisting with the installation, setup or operation of Audio-Visual Equipment
  • Spruce Meadows is the home of the Cavalry Football Club of the Canadian Premier League. You may be asked to assist in the operation of home games.

    Throughout all activities, successful applications must:

  • Communicate clearly and effectively.
  • Possess good oral English skills. As an international venue, additional languages are an asset (particularly French and Spanish). The working language for this team is English.
  • Always positively represent Spruce Meadows and interact appropriately if approached by a guest on the grounds. Customer service to our on-site guests is of paramount importance.
  • MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

  • Reliable transportation to and from work. There is no public transportation to Spruce Meadows.
  • Computer skills as a user, as timing and scoring is computer-based.
  • Ability to communicate effectively in verbal and written English.
  • Ability to problem solve and exhibit conflict resolution skills.
  • Ability to work most weekends and some evenings during the tournament schedule.
  • Ability to adapt quickly when in a fast-paced environment.
  • ADDITIONAL DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS

  • Class 5 Driver's License and a safe driving record.
  • Familiarity with other electronics, such as audio, video, and networking equipment.
  • Current certificate in Standard First Aid & CPR Level C
  • Ability to speak a second language fluently