• The Video Operator is responsible for supporting the engineering needs of our remote broadcast and will paint and shade cameras, plus monitor, troubleshoot and maintain the technical operations of our remote events. • Provides technical engineering in the planning, design and implementation of a wide variety of events. • Responsible for adjusting video levels, black/white balance, and color balance between all cameras. • Patches and routes video, works with video team/staff to place monitors for talent and the show. • Ability to troubleshoot any video problem including camera, cabling, lens, etc. issues/concerns. • Manage and organize remote compound video, fiber cable and source list. • Organize, plan and develop workflows with support of Operations and Production partners. • Introduction to some system design and building and on-site integration and set up to include video path, fiber linked systems, digital video compression and transmission standards, PC networking, Master Control facilities and hub, and network storage systems. This will include broadcast trucks, fly packs and fiber kits.

• Prepare for and operate in the replay role during live events, either as a replay-only position or as a packager. • Demonstrate the ability to follow game storylines and create content with minimal direction. • Maintain an advanced understanding of professional and collegiate sports, including year-round storylines, key players, games, strategies, and rules. • Ability to identify key moments, pitch them to producers and directors, and execute replays quickly on air. • Edit and compile highlight packages, teasers, and montages in real time to meet strict broadcast deadlines. • Select multiple camera angles to provide instant replays of key game moments. • Ensure all server channels and software are properly configured before broadcasts and troubleshoot technical issues on the fly. • Collaborate across the organization to plan and support the needs of the Event Operations team for specific productions.

• Travel to client sites to perform operational evaluations of water and wastewater treatment facilities (WTP/WWTP), lift stations, and related infrastructure • Monitor and evaluate treatment system performance, including pumps, motors, meters, gauges, and process control systems • Collect, test, and analyze water and wastewater samples; interpret results to assess treatment performance and compliance • Review and optimize treatment processes, including chemical feed systems and dosing, to improve efficiency and reliability • Perform preventive maintenance and corrective repairs on treatment systems, distribution systems, and equipment • Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair mechanical and electrical components, including pumps, blowers, valves, and control systems • Monitor system conditions, identify operational issues, and respond to alarms, equipment failures, and emergency conditions • Clean, maintain, and service tanks, wet wells, booster stations, and other facilities • Record and maintain accurate operational data, maintenance logs, and inspection reports using computerized and manual systems • Prepare clear written reports and communicate findings, recommendations, and corrective actions to supervisors and project managers • Assist with system startups, process adjustments, inspections, and routine operations • Coordinate materials, spare parts, and equipment needed for maintenance and operational activities • Operate company vehicles and equipment safely in accordance with company policies • Ensure compliance with all applicable environmental regulations, permits, and safety requirements (EPA, OSHA, and state standards) • Follow all health and safety procedures, including proper use of PPE • Collaborate with team members and clients to identify operational improvements and implement best practices • Perform additional duties as assigned.

• Travel to client sites to perform operational evaluations of water and wastewater treatment facilities (WTP/WWTP), lift stations, and related infrastructure • Monitor and evaluate treatment system performance, including pumps, motors, meters, gauges, and process control systems • Collect, test, and analyze water and wastewater samples; interpret results to assess treatment performance and compliance • Review and optimize treatment processes, including chemical feed systems and dosing, to improve efficiency and reliability • Perform preventive maintenance and corrective repairs on treatment systems, distribution systems, and equipment • Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair mechanical and electrical components, including pumps, blowers, valves, and control systems • Monitor system conditions, identify operational issues, and respond to alarms, equipment failures, and emergency conditions • Clean, maintain, and service tanks, wet wells, booster stations, and other facilities • Record and maintain accurate operational data, maintenance logs, and inspection reports using computerized and manual systems • Prepare clear written reports and communicate findings, recommendations, and corrective actions to supervisors and project managers • Assist with system startups, process adjustments, inspections, and routine operations • Coordinate materials, spare parts, and equipment needed for maintenance and operational activities • Operate company vehicles and equipment safely in accordance with company policies • Ensure compliance with all applicable environmental regulations, permits, and safety requirements (EPA, OSHA, and state standards) • Follow all health and safety procedures, including proper use of PPE • Collaborate with team members and clients to identify operational improvements and implement best practices • Perform additional duties as assigned.