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House of Cameras

Camera Technician & Operations Assistant

Wood Green
£30k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Camera Technician & Operations Assistant at House of Cameras LTD

Job title: Camera Technician
Reports to: The Director
Location: Alexandra Palace, London N22 (on site, not remote)
Contract: Permanent, full-time
Hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, including a 1-hour break
Salary: £30,000 a year
Holiday: 28 days including bank holidays
Pension: Workplace pension
Start date: November 2026

About the company

House of Cameras purchases and refurbishes second-hand cameras, lenses, and accessories and sells to photographers across the UK. We ship 60+ orders a week from Alexandra Palace, London. You'll be our first full-time hire, joining a small, friendly team in a growing business and working directly with the owner.

Role overview

Your role is to make sure every item we sell works and is described, sold, and shipped accurately. No experience in the industry is needed: we'll train you to test, grade, and clean camera gear properly. What matters is that you're accurate, reliable, take pride in having good attention to detail, and are willing to learn. The role doesn't include repairs currently.

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Key responsibilities

  • Testing. Check every camera, lens, and accessory against our checklists and record the results.
  • Grading. Grade each item against our grading standards, record faults, signs of wear and included accessories, and set the item's condition on its listing.
  • Cleaning. Clean and prepare items using our materials and methods.
  • Product photos. Take the standard set of product photos for each item.
  • Packing. Wrap orders securely, attach the shipping label, and drop off and collect parcels from the post room.
  • Stock. Unpack and check incoming shipments and help with stock checks.
  • Returns. Inspect and re-test returned items.
  • Workplace. Keep the workbench, office, and stock areas clean, safe, secure, and organised.
  • Other duties. Any other reasonable duties we ask of you.

Person specification

  • Attention to detail: you notice small marks and don't cut corners
  • Care with delicate, valuable equipment
  • Reliability and self-sufficiency
  • Willingness to learn and ask questions
  • Nice to have, not essential: an interest in photography or electronics

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  • £30,000 a year
  • Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, including a 1-hour break
  • 28 days holiday including bank holidays
  • Workplace pension
  • Full hands-on training in testing, grading, and cleaning camera gear
  • A varied, hands-on job with a wide range of cameras and lenses, in a small, growing business

Additional information

  • This is a permanent role, on site near Alexandra Palace, London, starting in November; it isn't remote.
  • You must have the right to work in the UK; we're unable to offer visa sponsorship.
  • Offers are subject to references and a right to work check.

How to Apply

Apply through LinkedIn with your CV and a cover letter. Include "HOC" in the title of your cover letter (the heading at the top).

Closing date: Friday 23 October 2026.

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