Production Manager / Project Manager
E3 Productions is seeking an experienced Production Manager / Project Manager to join our growing team in Darwin.
Founded in 2015, E3 Productions is one of Northern Australia’s leading event technology and production companies, delivering festivals, concerts, corporate events and large-scale productions across the Northern Territory and Western Australia.As demand continues to grow, we are looking for someone who can take ownership of projects, manage client relationships and deliver complex productions from concept through to execution.
The RoleThis is primarily a production and project management role, overseeing planning and delivery of events rather than being hands-on operationally (although operational experience is highly valued).Responsibilities include:Managing event productions from initial brief through to deliveryClient communication and project planningPreparing quotes, budgets and technical plansCoordinating equipment, crew and logisticsManaging productions across regional and remote Northern AustraliaWorking with technical teams across audio, lighting, video and rigging
About YouIdeally you will have:5+ years experience in live event production or project managementExperience quoting and managing complex productionsStrong knowledge across audio, video, lighting and riggingExcellent organisational and communication skillsAbility to work independently and take ownership of projectsVectorworks experience highly regarded
Location & FlexibilityOur preference is for this role to be based full-time in Darwin.During the quieter season (January–April) we are open to the successful candidate undertaking touring or contract work interstate, while maintaining communication and project oversight.We are also open to junior production managers or department heads looking to step up into a larger role.
Salary Salary will be negotiated based on experience, with an expected range around $100k–$130k+.
How to ApplyWe understand the realities of this industry and that many great candidates don’t always have an up-to-date resume.While a resume is appreciated, we’re also happy to receive a short cover letter or blurb explaining why you’re right for the role, along with three industry references.
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