Field Services Technician I
Toronto, ON · On-site
Follow documented processes and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for all support tasks ... CompTIA A+ Google IT Support Certificate or similar entry-level credential Certifications * CompTIA ...
Toronto, ON · On-site
Follow documented processes and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for all support tasks ... CompTIA A+ Google IT Support Certificate or similar entry-level credential Certifications * CompTIA ...
Toronto, ON · On-site
Follow documented processes and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for all support tasks ... CompTIA A+ Google IT Support Certificate or similar entry-level credential Certifications * CompTIA ...
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Toronto, ON · On-site
CA$22 - CA$25/hr
For the right person, this role offers a broader professional education than most entry-level jobs ... You do not need to appear on camera. You do need to be comfortable learning digital tools ...
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Toronto, ON · On-site
CA$22 - CA$25/hr
For the right person, this role offers a broader professional education than most entry-level jobs ... You do not need to appear on camera. You do need to be comfortable learning digital tools ...
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To thrive as an Entry Level Camera Operator, you should have a solid understanding of basic camera functions, shot composition, and relevant safety practices, often gained through coursework or hands-on experience. Familiarity with professional video cameras, tripods, lighting setups, and basic editing software is advantageous, but formal certifications are not always necessary at entry level. Attention to detail, strong communication, and the ability to quickly adapt to changing environments will help you stand out. Mastering these abilities ensures high-quality footage while supporting the workflow needs of the production team.
A typical day for an entry level camera operator involves setting up camera equipment, assisting senior camera staff, and capturing video footage according to production guidelines. You may also help with lighting adjustments or organizing gear between shoots. Collaboration is essential, as camera operators work closely with directors, producers, and other crew members to achieve the desired visual style. Work hours can vary based on production schedules, and flexibility is often needed to accommodate filming needs. This hands-on environment is ideal for those eager to learn and gain practical industry experience.
An Entry Level Camera Operator is responsible for capturing video footage for television, film, live events, or online media. They set up and operate cameras, adjust lighting and angles, and follow the director’s instructions to achieve the desired shots. This role requires basic technical knowledge of camera equipment and a keen eye for composition. Entry-level operators often work under senior cameramen or directors and may assist with equipment setup and maintenance. It’s a great starting position for those looking to build experience in the film and media industry.

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8.5
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Key Deliverables by Level
Deliverable
Level 1 - Associate
Field Services Technician I
Essential Duties and Responsibilities (All Levels):
End-User Support
Ticket Management
Hardware Deployment & Recovery
Inventory & Asset Management
AV & Conference Room Support
Documentation & Process Compliance
Customer Service & Communication
Education and/or Work Experience Requirements:
Level I
Certifications
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities (KSAs):
Technical:
Soft Skills:
Competency
Hardware Support & Troubleshooting
Follow basic procedures
Independently diagnoses and resolves issues.
OS & Platform Knowledge
Supports Windows/macOS basics
Supports and configures multiple OS platforms
Mobile & Endpoint Management
Basic support for mobile devices
MDM exposure, configures and supports endpoints
AV/VC Systems
Performs room checks, reports issues
Troubleshoots AV problems and supports meetings
Networking Fundamentals
Understands connectivity basics
Diagnoses common network-related issues
Imaging & Deployment
Assists with imaging
Performs full device imaging and deployments
Inventory & Asset Management
Tags and tracks equipment
Manages and reconciles inventory independently
ITSM & Ticket Management
Updates and closes tickets
Owns queue, manages SLAs, escalates as needed
Physical Requirements:
Lifting & Carrying:
Mobility & Posture:
Manual Dexterity:
Vision & Focus:
Work Environment:
Onsite Requirements:
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501 - 1,000 Employees
San Jose, CA, US
2001