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Public Events Manager

UCI Series Concepts

Class Specifications - D.25
Principal Public Events Manager - 6311
Senior Public Events Manager - 6312
Public Events Manager - 6313
Assistant Public Events Manager - 6314

March, 1976

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SERIES CONCEPT


Public Events Managers coordinate, plan, perform, supervise or assist in a 
variety of tasks involving the staging of public events which take place in  
large capacity arenas, outdoor amphitheatres, auditoriums, theatres and 
lecture halls. Incumbents plan physical presentation aspects and execution of 
stage events; cost and supervise construction of stages, staging, scenery, and 
other scenic, lighting, and sound effects; develop procedures to improve 
production cost control of materials, methods of set construction, and the 
training and scheduling of work crews and crowd management staffs; supervise 
personnel in the management of audiences; and perform other related duties as 
required.

Incumbents are typically assigned responsibility for safety of operations; 
adherence to fire regulations; storage and security of equipment and 
facilities; general cleanup of performance areas; replacement of furniture, 
chairs, and other equipment; return of all materials and equipment; general 
restoration of all spaces and facilities to their normal mode; and execution 
of all appropriate reports on operations.


                           CLASS CONCEPTS


Principal Public Events Manager

Under direction, Principal Public Events Managers manage the production 
aspects of a large and complex performing arts program for a campus; prepare 
department annual budgets; coordinate and modify production schedules within 
budgetary limits; and provide for safety, comfort and welfare of audiences, 
performers and technicians.

Examples of assignments allocated to this level of difficulty and 
responsibility are as follows:

        Plans and coordinates staging of instructional and related drama and
        music programming, community service and student-sponsored programs,
        and community group-sponsored programs, insuring availability of
        necessary equipment.

        Maintains and updates master campus calendar of events.

        Arranges for adequate staffing of rehearsals and performances, 
        and provides technical assistance in lighting, set design and
        construction, staging and sound projection.

        Interprets and applies fire and safety regulations and policies
        governing use of University equipment and supplies.

Senior Public Events Manager

Under general supervision, Senior Public Events Managers coordinate major 
theatrical productions, ceremonies, extravaganzas, plays and symphonies; 
represent the University before local, state, and federal agencies on matters 
of staging the appearance of performers; and provide accommodations or other 
campus facilities for motion picture, television and recording companies.

Examples of duties allocated to this level of difficulty and responsibility 
are as follows:

       Serves as liaison with campus and city police and other officials
       in the production of rock music concerts with potentially explosive
       audiences.

       Revises budget, stage, sound and lighting specifications after
       discussion with producers and other Public Events Managers.

This level is distinguished from lower level Public Events Managers by the 
complexity, variety, and number of concurrent events for which the incumbent 
is assigned full staging responsibilities and by the continuing responsibility 
for scheduling, ordering services, personnel, materials, and equipment for 
major events.

Public Events Manager

Under supervision, Public Events Managers coordinate the production of 
established events or those events which are part of a series of productions 
which do not differ significantly during a season; supervise the staging of 
public events, stage crews and related personnel; and represent the University 
at assigned events.

Examples of assignments allocated to this level of difficulty and 
responsibility are as follows:

       Orders services, personnel, materials and equipment in the production
       of minor public events, or assists in the staging of complex events.

       Performs maintenance on equipment such as electrical control boards,
       stage rigging, power tools and draperies.

Although incumbents at this level assume total technical and operational 
authority and responsibility for assigned events, the staging criteria are 
well established. There is less contact with producers at this level than at 
higher levels.

Assistant Public Events Manager

Under close supervision, Assistant Public Events Managers assist in the
presentation of large productions; supervise the production of small events; 
and assist in the preproduction evolutions as required.

Examples of duties allocated to this level of difficulty and responsibility 
are as follows:

        Supervises house staff and stage crew at minor public events, such
        as lectures, chamber music concerts, and small plays.

        Assists in the execution of stage events, including construction,
        lighting and striking operations.

There is typically little contact with producers at the Assistant level.


                         MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS


Principal Public Events Manager

Graduation from high school and four years of experience in theatrical work, 
including at least three years of supervisory and one year of managerial 
experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience; and 
knowledges and abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties 
assigned to the position.

Senior Public-Events Manager

Graduation from high school and three years of experience in theatrical work, 
including at least two years of supervisory experience; or an equivalent 
combination of education and experience; and knowledges and abilities 
essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the 
position.

Public Events Manager

Graduation from high school and two years of experience in theatrical work, 
including at least one year of supervisory experience; or an equivalent 
combination of education and experience; and knowledges and abilities 
essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to the 
position;

Assistant Public Events Manager

Graduation from high school and one year of experience performing the duties 
of a class equivalent to Scene Technician or Wardrobe Technician; or an 
equivalent combination of education and experience; and knowledges and 
abilities essential to the successful performance of the duties assigned to 
the position.

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