Audio-Visual Technician

Job Description

The Audio-Visual Technician supports the resort’s meetings, events and guest experiences by installing, operating and maintaining sound, lighting, projection, video-conferencing and other AV equipment. Candidates should have practical experience with AV systems, event technology, cabling, troubleshooting and equipment maintenance, ideally within a hotel, resort or events environment. A technical diploma or relevant certification is useful, along with good spoken English and strong customer-service skills. The role requires reliability, attention to detail and the ability to work independently or with event teams. Flexibility is important because shifts may include evenings, weekends and holidays. The successful candidate is expected to respond quickly to technical issues, maintain professional presentation, follow safety procedures and help deliver smooth, high-quality events for guests and clients.

Company Info

Hawar Resort by Mantis is a luxury island resort located on Bahrain’s Hawar Islands, an archipelago known for its beaches, marine environment and secluded setting. The resort operates under the Mantis brand, which is associated with distinctive luxury lodges, camps and nature-focused hospitality experiences. As part of the Accor careers network, the property benefits from the wider group’s international hospitality expertise and service standards. The resort is designed to combine upscale accommodation, leisure activities, dining and outdoor experiences in a remote island environment. Its operations require close teamwork across guest services, engineering, food and beverage, housekeeping, recreation and events. Employees can expect a resort-focused workplace where adaptability, guest care, environmental awareness and reliable day-to-day support are particularly important.

Destination Guide

Bahrain is a compact Gulf island country with a cosmopolitan population, modern infrastructure and a relatively relaxed lifestyle compared with larger regional cities. Hospitality, tourism, events, retail, aviation, finance, construction and marine recreation provide regular employment opportunities. Arabic is the official language, while English is widely used in hotels and businesses. Local culture values family, respect, modest dress in public places and generous hospitality; expatriates will find restaurants, shopping centres and international communities throughout the country. Life on Hawar Islands is quieter and more remote than in Manama, with beaches, wildlife, boating and open landscapes rather than urban entertainment. Employers normally arrange an employment visa, work permit, medical checks and residence documentation for overseas hires, but candidates should confirm inclusions such as accommodation, meals, transport, flights and medical insurance. Relocation planning should account for island transfers and limited everyday services.