Overview
This Venue Engineer role at AO Arena in Manchester centres on electrical power and utilities for a large indoor arena. The work spans concerts, sporting events, conferences and special events, with support provided across the show cycle.
What you'll do
- Plan electrical power requirements for events with event managers, organisers and production teams.
- Install, inspect, test and manage temporary electrical systems for load-ins, live shows and load-outs.
- Maintain venue plant, utilities and the building management system through planned and reactive work.
- Keep electrical systems compliant and document work to BS7909, legislation and venue procedures.
- Advise colleagues and the facilities manager, and arrange equipment hire or purchases for events.
What you need
- Hands-on electrical or engineering background with knowledge of relevant legislation and industry standards.
- Safety-minded approach with a commitment to developing technical skills.
- Clear communicator who can work with contractors, production teams and organisers.
- Available for evenings, nights, weekends and bank holidays to match the event schedule.
- Able to work independently and adjust quickly when priorities change.
Schedule
Shifts follow the event timetable and can include evenings, nights, weekends and bank holidays.
Key facts
- Benefits
- 25 days annual leave, Life assurance, 5% pension contribution, Health cover including dental and physiotherapy, Employee assistance programme, Eye care vouchers and contributions, Cycle to work scheme, Employee referral reward
About Legends Global Europe
See all 3 rolesLegends Global provides venue management, hospitality, merchandise and sales services for live events and venues. It runs merchandise retail operations, including the Bernabéu Megastore.
- Headquarters
- Milan, Italy
- Sectors
- Sports events
- Open roles
- 3
- Website
- legendsglobal.com
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About AO Arena
An indoor arena in Manchester hosting concerts, sporting events and conferences. It underwent a £50 million redevelopment.