KPJR TBN Denver, CO |
Receptionist
Aug 27, 2010
The Station Receptionist is the first contact for KPJR TV Channel 38. This person will provide support in whatever capacity is required to assist the Station Manager in meeting the needs of the station.
Job entails: answering phones, monitoring the entrance, greeting and assisting guests, creating documentation for productions, creating and maintaining orderly files, organizing and managing love gifts and office supplies, doing mailings as needed, preparing rooms before productions, assisting in production if and when need, maintaining public files, scheduling guests, coordinating guests for our local program: “Joy In Our Town”, establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with employees, guests and the public. Organization skills, word processing and computer proficiency are required.
Additional skills to include: knowledge of business office procedures, good writing skills, typing, operating fax and photocopy machines, the ability to read, understand and follow oral and written instructions.
Minimum education: High School diploma or GED. Prefer at least one year work experience in an office setting. Previous experience in television/video production or public affairs a plus.
This is a full time position starting at 32 hours a week with benefits included. |
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Temporary Telethon Openings - Southern California Location |
Sep 1, 2010
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WWRS-TV Milwaukee, WI |
Production Director/Backup Transmitter Operator
Aug 18, 2010
Job Status:
Exempt; Full time; Position located in Brookfield, WI
Oversee all aspects of media productions. Must be proficient with all studio and engineering audio/video equipment and must be able to edit using non-linear editing equipment, preferably Final Cut Pro. Must have good communication skills and be able to work with and train volunteers and media personnel from area hired as on call individuals for TBN production. Willing to work with and train media representatives from area churches. Management skills a must and familiarity with broadcast/transmitter equipment and FCC regulations are a plus.
Operate and train others to operate automated master control equipment. Troubleshoot and perform light maintenance on automation system under the supervision of the Chief Engineer support staff. Primary on call support for automation system. (Is first responder for automation system related alarms, after hours, and on weekends.)
Process daily logs and edit as needed. Uploads edited logs to the automation system/log computer, (supervises these activities, if they are performed by other staff members.) Is responsible for reviewing all 'out of the house' programs and spots for appropriate content, length and technical quality. Ingests local, paid and 'out of the house' program materials into the automation system for broadcast.
Acts as a backup operator for the WWRS-TV transmitter site. Is capable of performing transmitter readings, verifying waveform readings, and numeric limits using DTV Investigator. Starts, stops, activates/deactivates standby mode, or adds/drops individual transmitter cabinets, as needed, to meet minimum FCC required transmitter issues.
(Due to safety considerations, this person will not be asked to perform any electrical maintenance on the transmitter unless they are accompanied by a qualified broadcast engineer, trained in electronic equipment maintenance, OSHA and TBN safety procedure and is qualified to operate the stations transmitter.)
Any other duties assigned by Chief Engineer or Station Manager.
Reports directly to Chief Engineer and ultimately the Station Manager and is evaluated by the manager in terms of general employee performance.
Apply To:
Dinah Calhoun
Station Manager
P.O. Box 267
Mayville, WI 53050
dcalhoun@tbn.org
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