This role involves ensuring the smooth operation of broadcasting equipment to support live overseas horse racing events and other broadcasts. The individual will be responsible for maintenance, troubleshooting, and technical support to deliver real-time content to customers.
Responsibilities
Perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs of technical equipment, including sound systems, video cameras, and communication systems
Provide technical support at the Broadcast Operations Centre during daily horse racing operations, live/delayed lottery draws, and other events organised by SPPL
Provide support in systems testing as and when required
Prepare for and respond to emergencies or technical failures during daily operations, ensuring minimum disruptions
Assist in the setup and configuration of technical equipment for daily operations and events, ensuring all systems are operational and meet safety standards
Continuously monitor technical systems to identify and address potential issues or malfunctions, ensure all technical systems and equipment comply with safety standards, and conduct safety inspections and report any safety concerns
Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities, repairs, and inspections
Keep a log of equipment performance and issues for reference and reporting
Manage and track inventory of technical equipment and spare parts, replenish supplies as needed, and ensure equipment is readily available
Provide training and guidance to staff on the proper use and maintenance of technical equipment
Liaise closely with third-party vendors, service providers, and operators, ensuring all broadcast systems and services are of professional standards and produce broadcast quality, including maintenance contracts, repairs, and equipment upgrades
Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to coordinate technical support to ensure smooth daily operations with minimal disruptions
Support the preparation and tracking of the department's annual budget, including equipment maintenance and upgrades, and ensure the section operates within approved budget parameters
Work closely with internal and external stakeholders to understand, develop, and execute joint projects/plans to ensure broadcasting optimisation and delivery to achieve strategic KPIs
Perform any other duties as assigned to support Broadcasting Operations
Requirements
Minimum NITEC in Broadcast Production / Electronics or related
Minimum 2 years related experience in AV setup/broadcast studio/‘live’ production/electronics/video/maintenance or related
Technical knowledge in broadcast electronics, outdoor filming, and television production
Able to diagnose and resolve technical issues during live broadcasts promptly
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Proficient in operating various types of broadcast equipment, such as switchers, servers, video/audio mixers, and character generator systems
Proficient in ensuring high-quality video and audio signals, including monitoring and controlling broadcast feeds
Proficient in videography and video editing software
Knowledge of production technicality and skilled in setting up, installation, and maintenance of AV systems
Good communication skills with team members, presenters, and other broadcast personnel
Good team player with a positive attitude and ability to work well under pressure, especially during live broadcasts
Able to work rotating shift hours, including weekends and public holidays, to provide 24/7 support
Nice to have:
Knowledge and experience in live-streaming pre/post production
Benefits
Comprehensive total rewards package
Health & wellness benefits
Continuous learning and upskilling opportunities
Volunteerism and community initiatives
Application Process
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further career conversations
About the Company
Singapore Pools was established by the Singapore government on 23 May 1968 to provide safe and trusted betting to counter illegal gambling. As a not-for-profit organisation, it makes contributions to the Tote Board to fund a wide range of causes in social service, community development, sports, arts, education, and health sectors. Since 2004, over $5 billion has been channelled to the Tote Board. Additionally, Singapore Pools contributes about $2 billion annually to the Government in taxes and duties. Its responsible gaming practices have been awarded the highest level of certification (Level 4) by the World Lottery Association’s Responsible Gaming Framework since 2012.
