
location_onMayor's Walk, Beacon Hill, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 02108, United States
The Assistant Manager serves as a critical operational partner to the Field Production Services Manager, overseeing the College of Communication's field production equipment room. This facility is the backbone of the college's academic programs, circulating approximately 30,000 pieces of equipment each academic year. The role exists to ensure that faculty, students, and staff have timely, accurate, and reliable access to the tools they need to succeed in their coursework and productions.
In this fast-paced environment, the Assistant Manager acts as both a leader and a troubleshooter. The day-to-day rhythm involves supervising a team of student employees, refining workflow processes to maximize efficiency, and maintaining rigorous inventory accuracy. From training staff on equipment handling to anticipating high-demand periods, the role requires a blend of organizational precision and interpersonal agility to keep operations running smoothly during cyclical peak times.
Work model: On-site
Mayor's Walk, Beacon Hill, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 02108, United States
Boston, Massachusetts
Skills: Equipment Circulation Software Systems, Inventory Management System, Webcheckout Software.
Education: B.A. degree or equivalent experience.
Audio/visual production knowledge. Working knowledge of Onshore Development's WebCheckout software.
Boston University’s Institute for Global Sustainability drives research focused on advancing sustainability and equity through interdisciplinary study. Based in Boston, Massachusetts, the institute examines planetary health, climate governance, and energy systems with an emphasis on data-driven solutions and measurable outcomes. Originally established as the Institute for Sustainable Energy, the organization expanded its mission to address broader sustainability challenges through collaborative, cross-disciplinary research.
Operating within the higher education sector, the institute supports academic and policy initiatives that integrate environmental health with social justice. Its work bridges energy innovation with systemic strategies to address global climate issues, reflecting Boston University’s commitment to fostering impactful, equitable research across diverse fields.
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