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Media System Installation Schedule Worksheet 

Typically systems  are installed in 4 phases.


1. Planning & Purchase

2. Wire Runs Rigging & Building

3. Equipment Install

4. Final Setup and Training


This gives the other trades time to finish what they need to do so the media system can be installed.


On site labor is provided by the fellowship with volunteers to help Jeff and by contractors for the items that require a license.

 

 

Planning

What are the Audio, Video and Lighting needs of the fellowship? 

Speaker placement, screen locations, camera locations, stage layout, amp room, booth placement

BGM system & video distro for the cryroom, lobby, restrooms, cafe, outside areas

Lighting for the stage, general overhead, walls, control panel locations

Electric, Fly points, Conduit, Wire runs

 

Purchase

Equipment Selection made to fill requirements specified, SPL and coverage area for sound, Lumens for lighting & video

Purchase approval funding & payment schedule

MRP-Make equipment purchases and schedule delivery

 

Wire Rig Build

Electrical for media systems installed and tested

Electrical for stage lighting, stage pockets, and house lights installed and tested

Wire Runs, snake, speaker, control, video cables

Rig mains, fills, stage lights, projection

Amp Rack setup

Stage Pockets back boxes installed and conduit run

Booth construction completed and booth area carpeted

 

Installation

Main Speakers, fills, amps

Stage lights, house lights, dimmers & control

Projectors & screens

Cameras

Stage floor pocket inputs/outputs

Booth Equipment setup and wired

BGM system, speakers, level controls

Video distro brackets and screens

 

Final

Aim Mains

Set crossovers, delays, levels, eq, limiter, program dsp and save backup file

Set up mixer & label inputs

Focus lights, gel, program scenes

Focus projectors, adjust cameras

Label booth equipment, amp rack, control switches

 

Training

Documentation as builds

On site training of system operators

On site for initial use of the system

Phone support

Maintenance schedule

Maintenance support, consumables and on site visits

On site follow up visits/training for new users