Theater Technician II- Lead Worker

Gulfshoresal; Irving, Northern (TX, KY); Hybrid; USD 48,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Gulfshoresal in Irving, TX, is seeking personnel to plan stage activities for crew calls and oversee equipment operations across theater productions. You will assist groups in safe set construction and act as a back-of-house liaison between clients and staff, while maintaining inventories and generating reports.

Strong computer and network skills, self‑motivation, and organization are required. Expect varied schedules and occasional high-elevation work; résumé with application is requested.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent and two years theatre production or related experience.
• Knowledge of theatrical lighting, audio, rigging and scenic construction.
• ETCP theatrical rigger or entertainment electrician certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Plan stage activities for crew calls and coordinate the schedule.
• Oversee operation and maintenance of all theater equipment and systems.
• Assist and instruct user groups in safe construction of sets and scenery.
• Serve as back of house liaison between clients and front of house staff.
• Maintain inventory and records; generate reports.
• Record event information using event management software.

Skills

Theatre production experience

Theatrical lighting knowledge

Audio systems knowledge

Rigging / counterweight systems

Carpentry & scenic construction

Event management software

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Two years theater production or relevant experience

Some college or specialized training in theater arts

Tools

Event management software

Job description

in and around the Irving Arts Center; planning stage activities for crew call; overseeing operation and maintenance of all theater related equipment, and digital and analog systems; offering assistance and instruction to user groups in proper and safe construction of sets and scenery; serving as back of house liaison between clients and front of house event staff; maintaining inventory and other records; generating various reports; and utilizing event management software to record all necessary event information. Duties will require strong computer and network skills, a high level of self-motivation and superior organizational skills; and typically will require working at heights of up to 80’ and lifting up to 75 pounds. A high school diploma or equivalent and two years of theater production or other relevant experience required; some college or additional specialized training in theater arts beneficial. Must have knowledge of theatrical lighting, audio, rigging / counterweight systems, basic carpentry and scenic construction. ETCP theatrical rigger or entertainment electrician certification preferred. Work schedule will vary, based on event schedules. Must be available to work as needed. A résumé must be submitted with application. PAY GRADE GG15 / FULL PAY RANGE $23.10 - $32.56 PER HOUR ($48,048 - $67,740 ANNUALLY)