Responsibilities:

• Ensure compliance with applicable legislation in the Company’s operations and protect its legal interests.
• Review draft orders, instructions, regulations, standards, and other legal documents prepared by the Company for compliance with current legislation, and participate in the preparation of such documents when instructed by the Company’s management.
• Organize the preparation of legal opinions on issues arising from the Company’s activities, as well as on draft regulatory acts submitted to the Company for review.

Work Schedule: 5/2

Education: Technical and vocational education.

Work Experience: 1 year.

Responsibilities:

• Monitors the operating condition of measuring and control instruments, water consumption meters and thermal energy meters, and ensures their timely inspection and verification by specialized organizations.
• Monitors heat energy consumption and water usage, systematizes and processes relevant data, reconciles information with service providers, and provides the necessary data to the Accounting Department.
• Reconciles water consumption data of tenants and provides the relevant information to the Accounting Department.
• Analyzes statistical data from thermal energy, water supply and wastewater metering devices, as well as utility expenses.
• Prepares technical documentation in accordance with technical specifications.

Work Schedule: 5/2

Education: Higher or postgraduate education.

Work Experience: At least 3 years in the relevant field.

Responsibilities:

• Participates in the development of technical specifications for goods, works and services to be procured and prepares other necessary documentation for organizing public procurement procedures within the Department.
• Participates in preparing the draft budget and public procurement plan related to the Department’s activities.
• Communicates with suppliers regarding the provision of commercial offers and supporting documentation.
• Carries out the write-off of entrusted property upon expiration of its service life.
• Participates in updating internal documents governing the activities of the Department (regulations, orders, policies, instructions, etc.) and ensures timely incorporation of amendments and additions.

Work Schedule: 5/2

Education: Higher (postgraduate), specialized secondary, vocational or secondary education.

Work Experience: At least 1 year of service in the armed forces (for persons liable for military service), law enforcement agencies or a security service. For candidates with secondary education, at least 3 years of experience in the armed forces or law enforcement agencies is required.

Responsibilities:

• Performs duties in accordance with the employment contract, collective agreement and the employer’s internal policies and regulations.

• Strictly adheres to the dress code (suit trousers, tie and light-coloured shirt) and carries a proximity card, a fully charged radio and a headset at all times.

• During inspections of the Company’s building, monitors fire exits to ensure that the electronic locks of the access control system are properly secured, as well as utility rooms, staff rooms and storage areas, in accordance with internal security requirements.

Work Schedule: day/night/48

Temporary Vacancy

Education: No specific education requirement stated.

Work Experience: No prior work experience required.

Responsibilities:

• Ensures reliable and high-quality operation of television technical equipment in accordance with the Partnership’s maintenance regulations and technical operating procedures.
• Ensures uninterrupted operation of the entire studio and control room complex.
• Regularly monitors the quality of incoming and outgoing video, audio, and synchronization signals using test and measurement equipment.
• Performs all required signal routing and switching operations in a timely manner.
• Monitors compliance with temperature requirements in the server room (CAR).
• Immediately reports equipment failures, accidents, technical interruptions, and broadcast disruptions to the Lead Studio Engineer and Department Head in accordance with established procedures and takes measures to restore broadcasting operations.
• Communicates information regarding technical changes and completed work to all department personnel.
• Performs scheduled preventive maintenance in accordance with approved schedules.
• Initiates emergency switching to backup systems in the event of primary equipment failure and promptly informs the Lead Studio Engineer and Department Head.
• Conducts technical testing before recording or broadcasting:
  
  • Video channel: television test pattern with identification caption or logo;
  • Audio channel: 1000 Hz generator signal.
• Before connecting any external or other signal source, performs signal path verification jointly with the Switching Center to ensure uninterrupted and high-quality signal transmission.
• Participates in investigations of equipment failures and television transmission chain malfunctions and in implementing preventive measures.
• Notifies the Lead Studio Engineer and department personnel of all connections and records work performed during the shift in the Studio Complex Utilization Log.
• Ensures the safekeeping of all studio complex equipment and monitors its movement.
• Performs other duties related to operational requirements and management instructions.

Work Schedule: 2/2

Education: Higher education.

Work Experience: 3 years.

Responsibilities:

• Monitors the operation and maintenance of automated systems and equipment.
• Monitors the timely and proper performance of work in accordance with contracts concluded with suppliers and outsourcing companies.
• Maintains records and carries out the write-off of inventory and materials.
• Provides hardware and software support for the Access Control and Management System (ACMS) in the Company’s building.
• Coordinates the work of Automated Control System (ACS) operators at their workplaces.
• Monitors the interaction between ACS operators and the Company’s structural units on matters related to ensuring fire safety in the Company’s building.
• Organizes unscheduled comprehensive inspections of the Automatic Fire Alarm System (AFAS) in conjunction with the building’s fire protection engineering systems.
• Monitors the operational condition of the Automatic Fire Alarm System (AFAS), Automatic Fire Suppression System (AFSS), and the voice evacuation and fire notification system.
• Upon detection of malfunctions in the AFAS, AFSS or voice evacuation and fire notification system, monitors and coordinates the work to eliminate such malfunctions.

Work Schedule: 2/2

Education: Higher or technical and vocational education.

Work Experience: At least 1 year of experience in television and radio broadcasting is preferred.

Responsibilities:

• Digitizes content by converting video materials from various media (tapes, discs, etc.) into digital format.
• Performs content ingest by uploading digitized content (video, audio and images) into the data storage system for subsequent broadcast use.
• Converts file formats by converting video and audio files into the required format for broadcasting.
• Performs quality control by checking the quality of digitized and converted content.
• Operates and switches broadcast equipment to facilitate television broadcasts.
• Duplicates materials by making copies of video content (advertisements, programs) for backup or other purposes.
• Troubleshoots technical issues arising during operations and resolves them promptly.
• Provides copies of archived video materials on physical media upon request from employees.

Work Schedule: 2/2

Education: Higher education.

Work Experience: No experience required.

Responsibilities:

• Ensures the uninterrupted operation of the entire multichannel broadcasting system.
• Has knowledge and practical skills in operating the “Cinegy Air PRO” broadcast automation system and the “Cinegy Capture” ingest system.
• Has knowledge and practical skills in operating the “TeleSCREEN” television signal monitoring system.
• Provides technical support to television channel directors and broadcast engineers.
• Monitors the continuous recording of all outgoing and return broadcast signals (“Logger”), ensuring compliance with the established retention periods (30 days for outgoing broadcast channels and 3 days for return channels).
• Performs routine tasks in a timely manner, including recording video files, live streams and studio broadcasts, and processes additional requests from television channels.
• Monitors the quality of video and audio signals using control and measuring equipment.

Work Schedule: Day/Night/48

Education: Technical and vocational education.

Work Experience: At least 1 year.

Responsibilities:

• Ensures the preparation, completeness and readiness of auxiliary camera equipment (camera crane, camera dolly, studio pedestals) for production setup, recording and broadcasting.
• Monitors the technical condition of equipment and ensures its maintenance in accordance with established procedures.
• Participates in developing layouts for the positioning of camera cranes and camera dollies during television program filming and broadcasts.
• Ensures the timely preparation of equipment in the scope required for rehearsals, recording and live broadcasts.
• Monitors the safe and proper operation of camera cranes and dollies.

Work Schedule: 2/2

Education: Secondary technical, higher, or postgraduate education in Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Automation.

Work Experience: At least 3 years of professional experience in the electric power industry; must hold Electrical Safety Certification Group IV.

Responsibilities:

• Supervises employees of the electrical maintenance section, distributes incoming work requests, and monitors their execution.
• Ensures reliable and uninterrupted operation of electrical equipment under his/her responsibility.
• Personally inspects and familiarizes himself/herself with the condition, configuration, and operating mode of electrical equipment when taking over a shift.
• Hands over the shift to the next duty supervisor according to the approved schedule.
• Participates in the development of preventive maintenance schedules and monitors their timely implementation.
• Ensures compliance with technical operating procedures and repair technologies; promptly identifies and eliminates violations.
• Organizes safe performance of work on electrical networks and installations and ensures fulfillment of planned assignments.
• Before commencing work, verifies that tools, equipment, mechanisms, protective devices, personal protective equipment, and other resources comply with safety requirements.
• Conducts daily evening inspections of the building to identify inefficient electricity usage (lights left on, computers and other electrical devices operating in unoccupied rooms) and records findings in the operational logbook.

Work Schedule: 5/2

Education: Secondary, secondary technical, or vocational education.

Work Experience: Practical skills in construction and repair work.

Responsibilities:

• Performs loading, unloading, transportation, sorting, placement, relocation, and stacking of materials and goods manually or using simple handling equipment such as carts, hand trucks, conveyors, and other lifting and transport devices.
• Installs winches, lifting blocks, temporary slides, and other devices required for loading and unloading operations.
• Secures and covers cargo in warehouses and vehicles.
• Transports panels, platforms, and walkways.
• Loads, unloads, moves, and stacks fragile materials requiring careful handling (glass, ceramic products, etc.) and non-dusting bulk materials (sand, crushed stone, debris).
• Assembles and dismantles metal structures (mobile scaffolding towers) when authorized to work at height.
• Assembles and disassembles furniture when required.
• Conducts routine inspections of the building’s interior and exterior finishes.
• Performs unscheduled inspections:
  
  • Foundations and basements after heavy rain or snowfall;
  • Walls and façades after strong winds, frost, or thawing;
  • Openings after severe rain and wind;
  • Roofs and ceilings following water leaks.
• Repairs and restores plaster on walls, ceilings, cornices, and door/window reveals.
• Installs and modifies decorative sets for television programs.
• Installs monitoring markers on cracks exceeding 2 cm in width and conducts subsequent inspections.
• Performs ceramic tile installation.
• Carries out whitewashing and finishing works.
• Repairs holes and defects in partitions and structures.
• Repairs waterproofing of basement walls and floors.
• Repairs staircases and stair flights.
• Performs additional plastering, painting, and finishing work throughout the building.
• Adjusts door hinges and replaces door locks.
• Installs stage sets and other structures in accordance with technical specifications.

Work Schedule: 5/2

Education: Secondary, secondary technical or specialized education.

Work Experience: Practical skills in construction and repair work.

Responsibilities:

• Performs loading, unloading, moving, sorting, stacking, carrying, weighing and other manual handling of goods using basic loading and unloading equipment and transportation devices (wheelbarrows, carts, conveyors and other lifting and handling mechanisms).

• Installs winches, lifting blocks, temporary loading ramps and other devices used for loading and unloading cargo.

• Secures and covers cargo in storage facilities and on vehicles.

Work Schedule: 2/2

Education: Secondary, secondary technical or specialized education.

Work Experience: Not required.

Responsibilities:

• Provides assistance to cleaning supervisors.

Work Schedule: 5/2

Education: Secondary, secondary technical or specialized education.

Work Experience: Welding and metalworking skills, as well as experience in construction and repair work.

Responsibilities:

• Performs metalworking operations.
• Performs welding work.
• Carries out welding and repair work on metal tools and equipment.
• Performs welding work for the fabrication of metal structures.
• Performs welding operations, including tack welding of structural elements, metal melting and arc cutting of simple parts.
• Performs loading, unloading, moving, sorting, stacking, carrying, weighing and other manual handling of goods using basic loading and unloading equipment and transportation devices (wheelbarrows, carts, conveyors and other lifting and handling mechanisms).

Work Schedule: Day/Night/48 hours

Education: Secondary or specialized secondary education.

Work Experience: At least 1 year of relevant experience in the Department’s field of activity.

Responsibilities:

• Monitors the proper condition of the engineering networks and equipment under maintenance, including heating, water supply, sewerage and drainage systems, ensures their proper operation and timely, high-quality repairs.
• Studies the operating conditions of plumbing equipment.
• Participates in troubleshooting, repair, adjustment and testing of heating, water supply, sewerage and drainage systems.
• Installs water meters and dismantles and installs shut-off and control valves.

Work Schedule: Day/Night/48