Applicants must have at least a high school diploma or GED, Associates degree preferredPrevious related working experience is preferredApplicants should have experience in theater performance venues; previous experience working with high school aged students is preferredA passionate commitment to providing a high quality experience for all students & staff involved in events & performances in the PACDemonstrated positive interpersonal relationshipsEvidence of ability to establish positive & collaborative working relationships with all stakeholdersSuperior verbal and written communication skillsLift at least fifty poundsClimb a ladder MAJOR FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Schedule all events for assigned PACsPerforms technical directing for theater shows, including supervision of set building, training stage crew on rigging, designing the light plot, and hanging dropsOperates the light and sound board for events and performances as neededAssigns and manages student techs Enforces the rules & guidelines for use of the PACProperly secures the facility and equipment when not in useAssists with scheduling and installation/assembly of orchestra pit cover, sound shells, and choir risersSubmits proper documentation for payment of student techsInspects PAC before and after for damage and items needing attentionMaintains a proper inventory of equipmentPerforms general maintenance on equipment and facilities, and conducts regular review of all physical aspects of facility for needed repairsPerforms other functions & duties as assigned by supervisor CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: The part-time PAC Manager will work a flexible work week depending on scheduled events for a maximum of 30 hours per week. There are 15 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, 3 high schools, 1 career technical center, 1 early childhood center and 1 vocational and transition center in the School District.