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Film Lighting Equipment Technician
44 500 CZK per month
Employee Card listedListed for non-EU applicants1 positions
Vacancy details
- Location
- Prague
- Occupation
- Film Lighting Equipment Technician
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Shifts
- Single shift
- Open positions
- 1
- Accommodation
- Not provided
- Published
- 13 May 2026
- Labour Office reference
- 33117680734
Description
ARRI Rental Deutschland GmbH, organizační složka is hiring one full-time Film Lighting Equipment Technician in Prague, Czechia, for a single-shift role. Duties include diagnosing and repairing lighting equipment such as LED, HMI and tungsten lights, performing regular maintenance and functional checks, and assembling equipment kits for shoots. You will troubleshoot faults, provide technical support internally and to productions, collaborate with the camera and grip departments, and record repairs in internal systems.
Applicants must have experience repairing electrical or lighting equipment, technical aptitude, practical skills and an understanding of electrical systems. Attention to detail, responsibility and the ability to solve problems independently are required. Electrical qualifications under Czech Government Regulation No. 194/2022 Coll. are mandatory. English or German language skills and a category B driving licence are advantages.
The role offers work with professional film equipment, preparing equipment for films, commercials and other productions, within a friendly team and an informal working environment at a stable company. Benefits include up to six weeks of annual leave, paid overtime and the opportunity to supplement your electrical qualifications. Pay starts at CZK 44,500 per month, with remuneration based on experience. After initial training, on-call duty is approximately once a month by agreement.
The vacancy is listed for an Employee Card. Accommodation is not provided. For enquiries, contact Bronislava Samková on 602400052 or by email at Bsamkova.extern@arrirental.de.
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