Multi-Media Technician Advanced
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 14, 2026. First seen by Alion on Sep 23, 2026. Global scores A on the Alion truth index.
Accepting applications until:
19 October 2026Job Description
Multimedia Technician Advanced
Your New Role: Multimedia Technician Advanced
As a Multimedia Technician Advanced at Global, you’ll work across the Transport for London estate to ensure high-quality, timely, and safe posting of our clients’ classic outdoor campaigns. In addition, you’ll perform key track protection duties during engineering hours, contributing to performance, safety, and operational excellence.
As a MMTA at Global, you will:
Key Responsibilities
Operational Execution (40%): Maximise productivity and ensure campaign presentation is delivered safely, in the correct location, and on time. Use operational tools and equipment effectively and follow proper SSOW and RAMS processes.
Safety Leadership (40%): Act as Protection Master (PM), Site Person in Charge (SPIC), or Person in Charge of Works (PICOW), ensuring safe operations and compliance with Sentinel scheme rules and safety regulations.
Compliance & Collaboration (20%): Maintain up-to-date documentation, attend training, and report incidents or faults accurately. Foster respectful, professional relationships with clients, internal teams, partners, and authorities.
What You’ll Love About This Role
Think Big: Work on one of the largest outdoor networks in the world, influencing how millions of people see our clients’ campaigns across the TfL estate.
Own It: Take responsibility for the safety, quality, and timely delivery of campaign installations and safety roles like PICOW and SPIC.
Keep it Simple: You’ll follow well-structured safety and operational procedures, using digital tools and your own good judgement to keep things running smoothly.
Better Together: Collaborate in a supportive team environment with shared goals, while developing strong relationships across operational teams and partners.
What Success Looks Like
In your first few months, you’ll have:
Achieved certifications for working across TfL environments and in safety-critical roles (PWT-EH, SPIC, PICOW).
Demonstrated full understanding of safety standards and confidently operated within approved processes.
Trained and gained experience in applying all classic advertising formats (dry and wet posting).
Competently used digital reporting tools and operational systems.
Built strong working relationships with peers and partners across TfL, Global, and third-party stakeholders.
What You’ll Need
Calm under pressure and confident working in high-risk, time-sensitive environments.
Comfortable supporting and leading high-performing teams in critical roles.
Great communication skills and a positive, can-do attitude.
Excellent attention to detail with pride in your work.
Confident with digital tools and workplace technologies.
Reliable, punctual, flexible, and excellent with time management.
Desirable: Experience in safety-critical environments and/or outdoor advertising.
Essential: Full UK driving licence, ability to regularly lift 20kg, stand for long periods, and work at height.