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Benefits offered by this job
Medical insurance provided during contract
Competitive salary
Travel around the world
60 days of vacation after a 6-8 month contract
No food and accommodation costs on board
Job summary
A leading maritime recruitment agency is actively seeking a LIGHT TECHNICIAN for Royal Caribbean Cruises. This role involves setting up, running, and maintaining lighting equipment for entertainment areas onboard. The ideal candidate must possess a proven experience in lighting for live events, especially using DMX Control Systems. Additional benefits include competitive salary, medical insurance, and the opportunity to travel around the world with a permanent contract of 6-8 months followed by a vacation of 60 days.
Qualifications
Minimum 21 years old.
Fluent English language level.
Proven experience in using lighting equipment for live events.
Ability to handle basic machinery and various control consoles.
Physical ability to lift up to 50 pounds and navigate theater spaces.
Responsibilities
Set up and maintain lighting equipment for shows.
Program the lighting computer during technical rehearsals.
Perform fixture checks before each show.
Operate manual and computer-controlled lighting systems.
Maintain a log of show reports.
Skills
DMX Control Systems
Advanced wiring skills
Fluent English
Education
Bachelor's Degree in Technical Theater
Tools
MARTIN M1
GrandMa
LED and automated lighting fixtures
Fog machines
Spotlights
Strobes
Job description
A leading maritime recruitment agency is actively seeking a LIGHT TECHNICIAN for Royal Caribbean Cruises. This role involves setting up, running, and maintaining lighting equipment for entertainment areas onboard. The ideal candidate must possess a proven experience in lighting for live events, especially using DMX Control Systems. Additional benefits include competitive salary, medical insurance, and the opportunity to travel around the world with a permanent contract of 6-8 months followed by a vacation of 60 days.