What you get to do:

Perform theater/stadium opening and closing duties and daily systems inspections
Setup and operate daily performances and special events as a stagehand, spotlight operator, lighting operator, audio operator or camera/video equipment operator
Troubleshoot, maintain and repair theatrical equipment
Ensure assignments are met and department policies are adhered to
Assist Production team with installations for new shows, special events or Consumer Events
Monitor and take initiative to ensure assigned show area is 100% show ready, safe and clean at all times
Work with Stage Manager to complete assigned daily tasks and complete project list items
Pursue personal development of skills and capabilities for effective performance through ongoing training, project assistance and independent study of each field
Demonstrate and encourage a positive-attitude work environment
Perform other duties as assigned

What it takes to succeed:

Possession of a valid state driver’s license required
Have a high school diploma or equivalent
Must be at least 18 years old
Minimum 1 year experience working in a theme park/theatrical environment with specific training in at least one of the following areas: Lighting, Staging, Video, Audio or Equipment Repair (moving lights, pumps, motors, fixtures, pneumatics)
Ability to work professionally, responsibly and safely in a team environment
Be comfortable operating computers and computerized control systems used in theatrical performances
Have good oral and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate professionally via headset
Ability to climb a ladder and work at heights between 6 and 65 feet
Ability to stand, bend or kneel for long periods of time
Be able to bend, reach, twist and turn with complete flexibility
Ability to lift, push and pull 50 pounds
Be comfortable working in theater and outdoor environments (dark/nighttime conditions, in/around water, in varying weather conditions)
Be comfortable working around animals
Be comfortable with exposure to noise and vibrations
Ability to train on and properly use protective gear
Be comfortable working around fumes/dust/odor

What you get to do:

Perform theater/stadium opening and closing duties and daily systems inspections
Setup and operate daily performances and special events as a stagehand, spotlight operator, lighting operator, audio operator or camera/video equipment operator
Troubleshoot, maintain and repair theatrical equipment
Ensure assignments are met and department policies are adhered to
Assist Production team with installations for new shows, special events or Consumer Events
Monitor and take initiative to ensure assigned show area is 100% show ready, safe and clean at all times
Work with Stage Manager to complete assigned daily tasks and complete project list items
Pursue personal development of skills and capabilities for effective performance through ongoing training, project assistance and independent study of each field
Demonstrate and encourage a positive-attitude work environment
Perform other duties as assigned

What it takes to succeed:

Possession of a valid state driver’s license required
Have a high school diploma or equivalent
Must be at least 18 years old
Minimum 1 year experience working in a theme park/theatrical environment with specific training in at least one of the following areas: Lighting, Staging, Video, Audio or Equipment Repair (moving lights, pumps, motors, fixtures, pneumatics)
Ability to work professionally, responsibly and safely in a team environment
Be comfortable operating computers and computerized control systems used in theatrical performances
Have good oral and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate professionally via headset
Ability to climb a ladder and work at heights between 6 and 65 feet
Ability to stand, bend or kneel for long periods of time
Be able to bend, reach, twist and turn with complete flexibility
Ability to lift, push and pull 50 pounds
Be comfortable working in theater and outdoor environments (dark/nighttime conditions, in/around water, in varying weather conditions)
Be comfortable working around animals
Be comfortable with exposure to noise and vibrations
Ability to train on and properly use protective gear
Be comfortable working around fumes/dust/odor

Theatrical Services Technician

SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment