The Bolt6 Arena Assistant is responsible for ensuring all Bolt6 equipment is properly installed, tested, and ready for use before each professional women's volleyball match.
Compensation
$250.00 per event
Responsibilities
Ensure all equipment is properly installed, tested, and ready before each match.
Coordinate the installation, placement, and configuration of Bolt6 equipment in accordance with established technical requirements.
Conduct pre-match equipment checks to verify that all hardware, connections, and associated systems are properly installed and operational.
Complete system testing and confirm equipment readiness before agreed match-day deadlines.
Coordinate with arena personnel and designated technical support contacts to resolve setup issues and ensure timely match preparation.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED or equivalent experience
Nice to have: previous experience supporting live sporting events
An experienced Central Office installer based in California who performs skilled installation, testing, and integration assignments as part of a crew led by a Level 4 Working Lead.
Compensation
Base Pay Range $30—$34 USD
Responsibilities
Participate in job-start installation walkthroughs; verify actual equipment locations, cable routing and measurements, materials, site access, work restrictions, and safety requirements against project documents.
Install, modify, and remove Central Office transport, transmission, switching, and routing equipment; install relay racks, bays, cable racks, pathways, and associated infrastructure.
Install and terminate -48V DC power cabling, equipment power leads, fuse panel/BDFB connections, grounding, and bonding within qualifications and approved scope; perform power-related work only under authorized procedures and supervision.
Install, route, lace, secure, terminate, label, and test fiber-optic, copper, coaxial, DC power, and grounding cables in accordance with customer standards.
Read and follow job specifications, engineering drawings, cable running lists, wiring diagrams, schematics, MOPs, and test requirements; record differences between drawings and actual site conditions.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED; technical school training in telecommunications, electronics, or a related field