Full time | Shift-Based Role (Primarily Nights)

Network Rigging Technician

Based in London – Some Travel Required

About CineArk

CineArk is a specialist equipment rental house, supplying cuttingedge technology and technical support to film and TV productions worldwide. From major feature film franchises to highend television and commercials, our work supports some of the most ambitious and exciting productions in the industry. We pride ourselves on innovation, reliability, and exceptional service.

Brief Role Description

We are seeking a proactive and practical Network Rigging Technician to support our growing Location Internet service. You’ll be responsible for delivering, setting up, testing, and derigging temporary internet systems for productions filming on location. These systems include Starlink, 4G/5G routers, access points, switches, and associated cabling.


This is a handson role combining physical rigging with basic technical troubleshooting. It is ideal for someone who is practical, dependable, and has an interest in networking, AV, or live events. You’ll be working independently onsite, often during unsociable hours, and travelling to different locations.


Please note: This role requires working predominantly evenings and nights and candidates must be aged 25+ for vehicle insurance purposes. You may also be asked to work away from home a few times per year accommodation and expenses will be covered.

Key Responsibilities

Deliver and collect temporary internet equipment between production locations.
Rig and safely install equipment such as Starlink units, routers, switches, and network cables.
Derig and relocate equipment as productions move between sites.
Test all installations to ensure stable connectivity and full functionality.
Set up printers and perform basic troubleshooting.
Liaise with onsite production contacts to agree suitable rigging positions and ensure safety.
Remain on standby during some shoot days in case onsite support is required.
Communicate with the CineArk Kitroom and Office about production logistics, kit issues, or schedule changes.
Provide feedback and ideas on how to improve equipment or workflows.

Candidate Requirements

Aged 25 or older, with a manual UK driving licence.
A flexible and positive attitude especially around working hours and changing production schedules.
Physically capable able to lift and carry equipment and run network cables.
Confident working alone onsite with clear instructions but minimal supervision.
Good communication skills and professional conduct when interacting with production
crews

Interest in technology, networking, or AV (formal experience not required.)
Practical mindset and basic DIY or rigging ability.
Calm and methodical approach to problemsolving.
Trustworthy and discreet working on sets where confidentiality is essential.
Ability to react quickly and effectively to changing circumstances.

Desirable but not essential

Background in live events, music festivals, AV tech, IT support, or film production.
Basic knowledge of networking (e.g., IP addresses, VLANs, access points.)
Experience working outdoors or on remote sites.

Working Conditions

Average of 42.5 hours per week, worked over 5 days.
Shifts will typically be evenings or nights.
Weekend work will sometimes be required.
Paid turnaround days provided when switching from night to day shifts within a single week.
Occasional travel and overnight stays accommodation and reasonable expenses fully
covered.

33 days holiday per year including bank holidays.

Perks and Benefits

Employee Assistance Program.
Employee of the Month Award.
2 unpaid days annually for volunteering.
Regular staff socials and celebrations.
 

If this sounds like you, apply now

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