MCR Operator

Pyrmont, New South Wales 2009, Australia • Casual
AI Job Summary
  • Monitor multiple concurrent live broadcast and streaming services simultaneously.
  • Accurately follow run sheets, workflows, operational procedures and checklists.
  • Desirable: experience or exposure in broadcast/TV/live streaming/AV/master control or technical operations.

Role Type

On-site • Temporary • Casual • Entry Level

Description

MCR Operator

Location: Pyrmont, Sydney (On-site) 

Type: Casual, shift-based 

Availability: Shifts across a seven-day roster, predominantly weekends, including evenings and late finishes

About Corrivium

Corrivium is an Australian media & broadcast technology company specialising in live delivery and distribution, cloud media operations, and media managed services.

We work with enterprise, government, media, sport and commercial organisations to deliver live broadcasts and digital experiences where reliability, security and operational excellence are critical.

The Opportunity

We’re looking for casual MCR Operators to join our Live Delivery team, working from our Master Control Room (MCR) in Pyrmont.

This is a hands-on broadcast operations role focused on monitoring multiple concurrent live broadcast and streaming services.

During a shift, you’ll work across different customers and live deliverables, following established run sheets and workflows, monitoring service health and ensuring issues are identified and escalated quickly.

This role would suit someone with experience or an interest in broadcast, streaming, live production, AV or technical operations who wants hands-on experience in a modern live broadcast environment.

You’ll gain hands-on experience in a modern live broadcast environment where broadcast operations, streaming and cloud technology come together.

About the Role

A typical MCR shift may involve several customers and broadcasts operating simultaneously. You’ll need to remain across the schedule, status and requirements of each service while maintaining a high level of attention throughout live delivery.

You’ll be responsible for:

  • Monitoring multiple concurrent live broadcast and streaming services.
  • Following run sheets, workflows and operational procedures.
  • Completing pre-broadcast and scheduled operational checks.
  • Monitoring video, audio, broadcast systems, dashboards and service alerts.
  • Identifying service abnormalities and potential issues.
  • Performing defined first-response checks and recovery actions.
  • Escalating technical faults promptly to the rostered technical support.
  • Providing clear and accurate information during incidents and escalations.
  • Communicating with customers, production teams and delivery partners where required.
  • Managing multiple customer deliverables and priorities throughout a shift.
  • Maintaining accurate operational logs, incident records and shift handovers.

You won’t be expected to diagnose or resolve complex technical faults. Your role is to monitor, identify, respond and escalate.

About You

You’ll be dependable, attentive and comfortable taking responsibility for live services.

Effective broadcast monitoring is more than simply watching screens. You’ll need concentration and situational awareness, with the ability to recognise when something isn’t right and respond appropriately.

You’ll be comfortable managing multiple services at once, following structured processes and communicating clearly when an issue occurs.

You’ll bring:

  • Strong attention to detail and situational awareness.
  • Confidence working with technology and monitoring systems.
  • Ability to follow run sheets, procedures and checklists accurately.
  • Ability to monitor multiple live services simultaneously.
  • Clear and confident communication skills.
  • A calm, methodical approach under pressure.
  • Strong reliability, punctuality and personal accountability.
  • Willingness to learn new systems, technologies and customer workflows.

You don’t need to be a broadcast engineer. More important is your ability to learn our workflows, understand what you’re monitoring and respond appropriately when something changes.

Desirable Experience

Experience in broadcast, television, live streaming, AV, live events, production, master control or technical operations would be advantageous.

Exposure to broadcast monitoring, video and audio workflows, live sporting or event production, streaming platforms or shift-based operational environments would also be beneficial.

Shift & Availability Requirements

This is a casual, on-site role based at our Pyrmont MCR.

Our live operations run seven days a week, with these roles predominantly supporting our weekend live event schedule.

Shifts may include Saturdays and Sundays, day, evening and night shifts, public holidays and occasional weekday work.

We’re particularly looking for people who can provide consistent and reliable weekend availability.