Festival Coordinator, Vehicles

The Festival Coordinator, Vehicles is charged with coordinating the operations and logistics for all things related to transportation for the Sundance Film Festival.

Working closely under the direction of the Festival Manager, Transportation, the Coordinator supports the team by honoring Sundance Institute’s commitment to introducing the work of independent artists to new audiences by ensuring transportation logistics for the annual Festival are a success.

• Coordinating with the car rental company and serving as the main contact for sponsor vehicles to set rental reservations, pickup, and return dates.

• Communicating regularly with internal and external vehicle contacts to ensure reservation information is accurate.

• Working closely with designated internal Festival departments on disbursing vehicles.

• Creating, allocating, and distributing parking passes as directed.

• Continuously monitoring rental and sponsor vehicle inventory.

• Ensuring that current insurance paperwork is placed in all vehicle glove-boxes.

• Reviewing accident procedures and updating as necessary.

• Initiating accident procedures, remotely and onsite, including completing forms, taking pictures, answering questions, facilitating paperwork with internal and external stakeholders.

• Taking inventory of vehicle supplies (snow scrapers, windshield wiper fluid, etc.) and ordering enough to stock each vehicle.

• Entering and maintaining accurate vehicle information in the proper database, including the assigned driver, insurance policies, gas cards, etc.

• Creating a system to organize and track various vehicle items such as keys, information kit, gas cards, car wash coupons, etc.

• Supporting the Manager and Associate Manager with projects as needed, including fielding questions from employees across the organization.

• Completing a comprehensive written wrap report as directed.

• 2 years experience in event production, operations, or a related field.

• Valid driver’s license and successful completion of MVR background check.

• Outstanding written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills to work effectively with a variety of people.

• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.

• Ability to maintain confidential information.

• Working knowledge of databases along with proficiency in Microsoft and Google Products preferred.

• Legal authorization to work in the United States.

• Strive toward operational excellence and problem-solve within your work so change can happen quickly and efficiently.

• Communicate clearly with internal and external stakeholders of varying levels and positions.

• Use project management skills and strong organizational skills to keep yourself accountable for meeting deadlines and milestones.