Warehouse Fabricator / Technician

danceonetoursllc; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental & Vision Coverage

401(k) with employer match

Paid time off & Holidays

Career growth opportunities

Job summary

DanceOne is seeking a Warehouse Fabricator / Technician in Orlando, on-site. You will fabricate and repair road cases, signage, staging, and show installations, while also handling general warehouse tasks and ensuring safety standards.

Ideal candidates read technical drawings, work from cut lists, manage inventory, and support in-house builds and load-ins for events across the Orlando area.

Qualifications

• Carpentry experience with power tools and material handling.
• Basic metalworking skills and confident tool use.
• Familiarity with shop equipment and safety standards.
• Ability to read build drawings and cut lists.

Responsibilities

• Fabricate and repair road cases, signage, staging, set pieces and installations.
• Maintain road case fleet and refurbish assets for events.
• Operate shop tools safely and to spec from drawings.
• Assist with in-house stage builds and load-ins/outs.
• Manage inventory and move equipment around the facility.
• Run local transport for asset pickups and deliveries.

Skills

Craftsmanship

Safety awareness

Reading drawings

Physical stamina

Teamwork

Tools

Bandsaws

Table saws

Power tools

Pallet jacks

Forklift (certified)

Job description

Warehouse Fabricator / Technician

Orlando, FL | Temporary / Full Time | Warehouse (Operations)

LOCATION

Orlando, FL — On-Site (DanceOne Warehouse)

REPORTS TO

Warehouse Manager

DEPARTMENT

Warehouse / Operations

EMPLOYMENT TYPE

Temporary / Full Time, Non-Exempt

DIRECT REPORTS

None

TRAVEL

Local pickups and deliveries throughout the Orlando area; occasional event support

ABOUT DANCEONE

Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Los Angeles, DanceOne is the largest holding company of dance brands in the world. Our vision is to bring together leaders in the dance community around our mission of fostering the integrity and education of dance. By sharing resources, DanceOne and its brands are able to deliver an enhanced experience to our customers, and expand on educational and commercial opportunities for the dance community.

Elite conventions and competitions Ovation, A.C.E. Awards, Jump, Nuvo, 24 Seven, RADIX, KĀOS, The Dance Awards, RADIX Nationals, Aftermath by KĀOS and events Dance Teachers Summit and DancerPalooza are now part of DanceOne. Star Dance Alliance and its competitions Starpower, NexStar, Revolution, Believe, Imagine, DreamMaker, and events World Dance Championship, The World Dance Pageant, and WILD Dance Intensive also separately sit under DanceOne and continue to run independently.

DanceOne’s priority is to ensure a safe environment for kids to learn while providing the highest possible safeguarding standards in the industry.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Warehouse Fabricator / Technician is primarily responsible for producing and repairing physical assets as directed by DanceOne management. Such assets can include, but are not limited to: road cases, signs, staging, set materials and show installations.

When not tasked with direct fabrication duties, standard warehouse tasks — such as inventory management, cleaning, moving equipment or helping to build stages in house — will be expected duties instead.

This is a hands‑on role for a skilled maker who takes pride in craftsmanship, works safely without being told to, and understands that everything built here has to survive the road and look right under the lights.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Fabricate and repair production assets. Build, assemble and repair road cases, signage, staging, set pieces and show installations as directed by DanceOne management.


• Keep the road case fleet season‑ready. Repair and refurbish road cases ahead of and throughout the event season.


• Operate the shop safely. Use bandsaws, table saws, hand and power tools, and pneumatic tools in accordance with all safety standards.


• Build to spec. Work from technical drawings, cut lists and build specifications in both imperial and metric measurements.


• Perform basic metal fabrication. Cut, drill, fasten and finish metal components as the build requires.


• Support in‑house stage builds. Assist with staging, show installations, and load‑ins and load‑outs.


• Manage inventory. Receive, tag, stage and track materials, hardware and finished assets.


• Move equipment. Use pallet jacks, carts and — where certified — forklifts to move pallets and cases throughout the facility.


• Run local transport. Handle pickups and deliveries of assets throughout the Orlando area as needed.


• Maintain a safe, orderly shop. Keep the shop and warehouse clean, organized and compliant; use required PPE and keep tools in safe working order.


• Pitch in. Perform additional warehouse duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

• Carpentry experience, with a working knowledge of power tools and material handling.


• Basic metalworking skills and confident tool use.


• Familiarity with bandsaws, table saws, power tools, pallet jacks and similar shop and warehouse equipment.


• Ability to read and work from build drawings, cut lists and specifications.


• Capacity to manage heavy and unwieldy loads, and to stay on your feet and physically active for long hours.


• Availability to work evenings and weekends as the event calendar requires.

PREFERRED

• Welding proficiency.


• CNC / CAD tool use.


• Forklift proficiency; current certification strongly preferred.


• Painting and finishing proficiency.


• Experience in live events, touring, theatrical or scenic production.


• Valid driver's license and comfort operating a box truck.

SKILLS & COMPETENCIES

• Strong craftsmanship and attention to detail — work that holds up to repeated travel and load‑in.


• A consistent, uncompromising commitment to workplace safety.


• Resourceful problem‑solving; able to figure out a build with limited direction.


• Reliable and self‑directed, with the judgment to move to warehouse priorities when fabrication work is light.


• A collaborative teammate who communicates clearly with warehouse, production and tour staff.


• Organized and disciplined about tools, materials and shop condition.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS & WORK ENVIRONMENT

• Lift, carry and maneuver materials and equipment weighing up to 50 lbs; team‑lift heavier or unwieldy loads.


• Stand, walk, bend, kneel, climb and reach for extended periods across a full shift.


• Work in an active fabrication shop and warehouse environment, with exposure to noise, dust and moving equipment.


• Work with and around warehouse racking up to 30 feet in height, using appropriate equipment and training.


• Consistent use of required personal protective equipment, including eye, ear, respiratory and hand protection.

OUR CULTURE COMES FIRST — THE G-I-F-T-S OF DANCE

• GRATITUDE — We lead with appreciation for each other, for our dancers and community, and for the opportunity to do meaningful work.


• INNOVATION — We embrace change and challenge the status quo. We believe innovation drives growth, excellence, and impact.


• FUN — We bring joy to everything we do. Fun energizes our teams and strengthens our connections.


• TRUST — Trust empowers us to collaborate, take risks, and support one another — on and off the dance floor.


• SAFETY — We put safety first, always. We create environments where dancers, employees, and spectators feel secure and supported.

BENEFITS & PERKS

• Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage


• 401(k) with generous employer match


• 2+ weeks of vacation, plus PTO and Paid Holidays


• Company-paid Life and Disability coverage


• Employee Assistance Program and wellness resources


• Career growth opportunities within a fast-growing national organization


• Discounts and access across the DanceOne family of brands and events

WHY JOIN DANCEONE

You’ll join a passionate, innovative team dedicated to making a difference in the dance world — 60+ years of combined industry experience, 500+ events each year, and 10,000+ dance studios served annually. Everything our dancers step onto, perform in front of, and travel with starts in our shop — this is where the show gets built.

DanceOne is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to building a diverse, inclusive team and a safe, supportive environment for our employees and the communities we serve.