Noosa Council is committed to our valued employees, and we celebrate diversity, health and well-being, work life balance and career progression. Come and join our supportive and progressive team as we deliver on our vision – ‘Noosa Shire – different by nature’
About
The J is Noosa’s premier arts and entertainment facility, featuring a 420-seat theatre, community art gallery and multiple meeting and workshop spaces.
The J community hub hosts a range of events and performances from Australian and international artists, comedians and theatre productions.
The J is located at 60 Noosa Drive, Noosa Heads.
Vacancy Details
- Position Status – Part Time Temporary for 3-months
- Department – Community Services
- Branch – Arts and Culture
- Advertised – Internally and Externally
- Position Remuneration – Senior Theatre Technician ($72,504 base annual salary) / ($82,298 total remuneration package which is based on a permanent full-time employee and inclusive of 12% employer superannuation and 17.5% leave loading).
- Closing Date – 11:59pm (AEST) Sunday 10 May 2026
The Opportunity
Lead the day to day technical operations of a busy performing arts venue, overseeing production services, equipment and teams to deliver high quality live events. This role offers a hands on opportunity to apply your technical expertise, support artists and presenters, and contribute to safe, professional and well run performances.
About You
You are an experienced theatre technician with strong hands on expertise across audio, lighting and staging systems. Calm under pressure and safety focused, you enjoy leading technical operations, supporting live performances and working closely with artists, presenters and crews to deliver professional, well run events. You bring a practical mindset, strong communication skills and a commitment to continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
- Lead day-to-day technical operations, including production services, equipment setup, operation and maintenance.
- Plan and coordinate technical requirements for performances and events, working closely with programming and venue teams.
- Supervise and support casual technical staff and contractors to ensure professional, safe and efficient delivery.
- Maintain high standards of workplace health and safety, including procedures, inductions and duty supervision as required.
Skills and Experience
- Demonstrated experience in technical production within a theatre or live events environment, with strong working knowledge of audio, lighting and staging systems.
- Proven ability to oversee technical operations for performances and events, including planning, setup, operation and pack-down.
- Experience supervising or coordinating technical staff and contractors, with a collaborative and professional leadership style.
- Strong understanding of workplace health and safety requirements, with the ability to identify risks and implement safe work practices.
- Well-developed communication and customer service skills, with the ability to work effectively with artists, presenters, crews and venue staff.
Qualifications, Training and Licences
- Certificate III in Live Production, Theatre and Events (Technical Operations) or equivalent, with demonstrated industry experience.
- Relevant experience in a theatre or live events technical role, including audio, lighting and staging operations.
- Current C Class driver licence (desirable).
- Additional certifications such as Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) and Test and Tag (desirable).
About Council
Noosa Council is located at the northern end of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. Covering an area of 872 square km. Noosa has a proud history of preserving its natural environment and is recognised by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve. The region offers a unique mix of stunning beaches, national parks, lakes and lush hinterland, which makes it one of the greatest places in Australia to live and work.
Our Commitment to Our Valued Employees
Noosa Council is committed to workplace diversity, health and well-being, work life balance, progression, and maintaining our supportive team orientated culture. To achieve this, we offer a range of benefits and opportunities:
- Wellness initiatives
- Annual flu vaccination program
- Fitness Passport
- Employee assistance program
- Secondments
- Job sharing
- Paid parental leave
- Mid-career break
- Career progression
- Training and development
- Study assistance
- Graduated retirement
Further Questions
Please contact Paul Brinkman, Arts and Culture Manager, on (07) 5329 6292 for any further information.
Apply HERE
Job No – ZZ1864
