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San Francisco Playhouse is seeking a skilled Shop Carpenter to join the production team in Hayward, CA, with work also occurring at San Francisco for load-ins and strikes. This full-time role supports construction, installation, maintenance, and strike of scenic elements for Mainstage productions and other programming.
The candidate will work closely with the Technical Director, Assistant Technical Director, Master Carpenter, and crew, bringing designs to life with strong safety, organization,
Status: Full-time, Non-Exempt
Pay rate: $25-27 /hr
Reports to: Technical Director/ Assistant Technical Director, Master Carpenter
Schedule: 40 hours per week. Mon-Fri, plus some 40-hr work weeks will include Saturdays and /or Sundays at load-in and strike
Possible overtime will be discussed for projects if needed but is not mandatory.
We will conduct a temporary 2-week trial period at $25/hr to ensure skills, commute, and crew compatibility are acceptable
San Francisco Playhouse is seeking a skilled and collaborative Shop Carpenter to join our production team. This full-time, hands-on position supports the construction, installation, maintenance, and strike of scenic elements for our Mainstage productions and other Playhouse programming.
Working closely with the Technical Director, Assistant Technical Director, Master Carpenter, and other members of the production team, the Shop Carpenter will help bring scenic designs from the page to the stage. The ideal candidate is comfortable working both independently and as part of a team, has experience with general theatrical carpentry and power tools, and brings a strong commitment to safety, organization, and creative problem-solving.
The position is primarily based at our scene shop in Hayward, CA, with work also taking place at San Francisco Playhouse in San Francisco, CA during load-ins, notes, maintenance, and strikes. This is a great opportunity for a theatre professional who enjoys building, problem-solving, and contributing to the collaborative process of creating live theatre.
These are preferred skills that are useful, but not necessary as a carpenter
Must be able to lift 40lbs, be comfortable on a ladder, familiar with the safe operation of hand and power tools, able to stand for long periods of time and able to travel via stairs.