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A/V Manager - Monster Jam
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Contract Monster Jam — Monster Jam Show Operations - Arena
The Audio/Video Manager is responsible for the advance coordination and onsite execution of all production aspects including, but not limited to, lighting, audio and video playback content, and coordination of cameras and records, for the events assigned.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Advance coordination of all audio and video needs.
  • Load in and set up front of house each week including the video switcher and audio mixer.
  • Operate the video switcher during live events.
  • Lead the venue staff including the producer, director, technical director, camera operators, graphics operators, and video and audio engineers.
  • Oversees all aspects of the onsite production by managing the event format, directing hosts, and executing all game presentation objectives. 
  • Performs other duties as assigned, i.e., producer, technical director, stage manager, graphics operator, etc.
Qualifications
  • High school diploma required, college degree in communications, broadcast journalism, media studies, or a related field preferred.
  • 2 years of experience in a live production environment preferred.
Skills & Abilities
  • Knowledge of a control room environment, including broadcast cameras, video switchers, audio mixers, graphics machines, etc.
  • Effective problem solving and conflict resolution skills with the ability to work in high pressure environments.
  • Understanding of signal flow and knowledge of audio/video cables, connector/adapters, video recording media, and event production techniques.
  • Knowledge of Mac operating system and Playback Pro, Photoshop, Audition, and Premier Pro software preferred.
  • Self-motivated with time management skills and the ability to multi-task.
  • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs., bend, climb stairs, and stand for an extended period of time.
  • Willingness to travel.
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Tech Official - Monster Jam
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Contract Monster Jam — Monster Jam Show Operations - Arena
A tech official oversees and executes all operational aspects of a Monster Jam event – from setup to the execution of the event to move out. 
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Essential Job Functions
  • Conduct inspections of competing vehicles.
  • Coordinate all vehicle and performer activity on the floor.
  • Install safety holds, banners, plywood flooring, lighting, electrical systems. Pack, unpack, and organize supplies. Paint.
  • Operate forklift, scissor lift, utility cart, and other construction equipment. 
  • Oversee, maintain, and enforce safety of all participants and spectators. 
  • Staging monster trucks, race flagging, maintaining order of pit area, organizing vehicle and people traffic in tunnels.
Job Requirements
  • High school diploma. 
  • 3 years of exposure and/or participation in Monster Jam events preferred.
  • Prior motorsports or entertainment experience preferred.
  • Participation at annual USHRA Training Summit.
  • Available to travel both domestic and internationally, as well as work nights and weekends as needed.
  • Use of various hand and power tools.
  • Mechanical, carpentry, electrical, and welding experience preferred.
  • Critical thinking, capable of success in a fast-paced environment.
  • Running, lifting 50+ lbs, climbing ladders.
  • Applicant must be a team player, organized, task oriented, quick learner, self starter, with a strong understanding of reporting structures.
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Monster Jam Show Operations

Competition Manager - Monster Jam
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Contract Monster Jam — Monster Jam Show Operations
The Competition Manager is responsible for scoring tabulation, race timing, and tracking event and season standings of drivers and athletes.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Set-up and operation of timing and scoring equipment.
  • Tracking of event standings per driver/athlete.
  • Tracking of season standings per driver/athlete per tour.
  • Other relevant duties as assigned by supervisor.
Job Requirements
  • High school diploma required.
  • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office software.
  • Effective communication skills in a fast paced, high pressure environment.
  • Self-motivated with time management skills and the ability to multi-task.
  • Ability and willingness to work nights, weekends, and holidays.
  • Ability to travel domestically and internationally as needed.
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Host - Monster Jam
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Contract Monster Jam — Monster Jam Show Operations
During live events, announce scripted elements while maintaining radio communication with the Tour Manager or Production Stage Manager.
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Essential Functions
  • Announce sponsor list and onsite promotions with prepared scripts.
  • Provide commentary during live event.
  • Interview performers and sponsors live on-air.
Qualifications
  • Previous experience in live event announcing. Motor Sports or radio is preferred.
  • Audio files of previous or sample announcement experience is required.
  • Knowledge of Monster Jam events.
Skills & Abilities
  • Ability to read and translate scripts.
  • Ability to stand or walk for extended periods of time.   
  • Must be able to bend, stoop, lift and may require the use of a ladder.
  • Occasionally lifting and carrying up to 25 lbs.
  • Ability to work under pressure. 
  • Ability to prioritize duties for effective and successful events.  
  • Availability to work extended hours, holidays and weekends dependent upon business demands. 
  • Must be dedicated, reliable and punctual. 
  • Demonstrate positive and professional behavior towards clients and co-workers at all times. 
  • Self-motivated with ability to work independently and be a team player. 
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Registrar
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Contract Monster Jam — Monster Jam Show Operations
The Registrar manages the registration process and assists the Tour Coordinator with tasks related to show office management. During performances, the Registrar is responsible for communicating the sound levels throughout the venue to the Production Assistant and monitoring air quality levels.
 
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Safety Tech Official
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Contract Monster Jam — Monster Jam Show Operations
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Tour Manager - Monster Jam
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Monster Jam — Monster Jam Show Operations
The Tour Manager advances and executes premier live motor sport events “Monster Jam." Provides leadership and guidance to event personnel as well as performers. Must be highly self-motivated and organized, with an acute attention to detail in order to succeed.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Advance all operational and administrative aspects of the events including pre-event planning, load in/out process, and most importantly the execution of the event.
  • Coordinate event logistics with all other internal departments, including Marketing, Feld Consumer Products, Routing & Tours, Track Construction. 
  • Supervise/manage all event staff as well as performers. (Crews can be in excess of 40 people, and upwards to 100 when including local labor.)
  • Work with venue staff to ensure all company needs and requests are met in order to produce the highest quality of entertainment.
  • Supervise and ensure safety requirements are met for employees, performers, and spectators.
  • Mediation (in conjunction with HR Dept. when appropriate) of work-related disputes.
  • Collects and disseminates information that pertain to show personnel, event information, accommodations, transportation, medical as it relates to Workers Comp and Insurance claims.
  • Submit payroll through weekly tech event’s / budgets.
  • Operation of the events within established budgets; and explanation of items or situations that result in budget variances.
  • Responsible for calling various types of vendors to secure items needed to produce the events. Includes some cold calls and negotiating in order to find the best deal possible.
  • Responsible for maintaining a consistently high level of production and performance quality.
  • Continually seeking to improve the operational efficiency and quality of their assigned events and maintaining or improving the operational efficiency.
  • Responsible for own professional standards of conduct, appearance, and work performance.
  • Responsible for following and administering of the rules, regulations and guidelines set forth by Feld Motor Sports.
  • All other job-related duties as assigned by supervisor.
Job Requirements
  • Associate's degree (A.A.) or three+ years related experience, or equivalent combination of training, educations, and/or experience.
  • A thorough understanding of motor sports/live event show operations.
  • Experience working with and managing large groups / events.
  • Highly developed organizational, research, business negotiation, communication, financial and time management skills.
  • Knowledge of live event terms and directions, Stagecraft, Lighting, Audio Engineering, Stage Set Construction, basic wood and metal fabrication, domestic logistic planning, basic rigging techniques/safety.
  • Must possess strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • Ability to communicate on various organizational levels.
  • Familiarity with MS Office.
  • Ability to sit and stand for long periods of time, climb stairs, and lift 50 pounds.
  • Able and willing to work irregular hours including nights, weekends, and holidays
  • Ability and willingness to travel internationally and domestically 50% of the time.
  • Must possess a valid driver’s license and passport.
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Tour Operations - Track Construction

Track Construction Operator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Contract Monster Jam — Tour Operations - Track Construction
The Track Construction Operator is responsible for building precise performance tracks in truncated time tables and includes skillfully installing and removing dirt track surfaces without causing damage to professional playing surfaces.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Follow track design plan and build out as instructed keeping safety of competitors and spectators in mind, and within the allotted time frame.
  • Operate heavy equipment under safe and normal working conditions minimizing injuries and damages. 
  • Responsible for live event execution including Monster Truck recovery, driver safety and track maintenance.
  • Assist with the preparation of events including but not limited to all dirt, equipment, fuel, field protection and the related costs.
  • Assist in maintaining and creating new relationships and resources in an effort to reduce event costs.
  • Responsible for tracking supply inventories, and completing post event notes and pre/post event surveys.
  • Communicate effectively and frequently with supervisor.
  • Other relevant duties as assigned by Supervisor.
Job Requirements
  • High School diploma required.
  • Minimum of 5 years experience operating heavy equipment, preferably in related field.
  • OSHA, forklift and heavy machinery certification.
  • Demonstrated ability to build precise performance tracks in truncated time tables (between 1 and 2 days).
  • Demonstrated skills installing and removing dirt track surfaces from professional playing surfaces.
  • Strong organizational, analytical, and problem solving skills required. 
  • Strong oral and written communication skills required.
  • Ability to perform physical labor for an extended period of time and lift over 50 lbs.
  • Ability to travel domestically and internationally on a frequent basis.
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Logistics and Merchandising

FCP Operations

Assistant Concession & Retail Manager
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Logistics and Merchandising — FCP Operations
Assist managing the day-to-day operations and sales team while on traveling tour. Responsible for equipment maintenance, coordinating logistics, maintaining proper inventory and controls. Oversee the tour’s inventory and distribution team members. Train and mentor other staff members. Ensure that all company policies and procedures including any health and safety mitigation procedures are always being followed.
 
*This position requires 100% travel for 7 to 11 months of the year.*
 
PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.
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Essential Job Functions
    1. Responsible for all keeping all concessions, merchandise, and photo equipment in proper working order:
  • Ensure that all equipment is clean, working properly, displayed and store properly.
  • Verify that all music systems are working properly.
  • Maintain stand equipment inventory for all locations.
  • Repair and replace broken display equipment.
  • Maintain equipment carnet information as required for international travel.
  • Communicate any trailer repairs to Manager and show personnel.
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    2. Oversee tour’s transportation needs to ensure that all equipment is accounted for and transported:
  • Responsible for coordination and communication related to transportation of inventory and equipment to ensure that it is properly moved as needed.
  • Ensure that all procedures and all safety protocols are followed during the load in and load out process in and around the trailers.
  • Coordinate the placement of the trailers, ice merchandisers, vehicles and any equipment needed as required by the venue staff.
  • Responsible for making sure the company vehicle is clean and properly maintained.
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    3. Oversees hotel accommodations, room assignments and policy enforcement for all staff:
  • Ensures compliance of all company standards, policies and procedures related to hotels.
  • Assigns rooms for staff, communicates with housing/hotel staff, and distributes keys.
  • Assists team members with issues related to company housing/hotel concerns, communicates concerns with Manager as needed and follows up as required.
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    4. Responsible for maintaining unit inventory, stock levels and that proper inventory documentation is completed:
  • Ensure that all procedures are followed, and all documentation is completed correcting when stock is issued to locations.
  • Verify that all stock handling policies and procedures are followed by staff.
  • Conduct inventory audits of locations to verify inventory levels as requested or required.
  • Reallocate stock as needed to reduce excess stock at locations.
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    5. Responsible for the purchasing and ordering of all local commodities needed for each venue:
  • Determine products and quantities required for upcoming venues based on inventory levels and forecasted attendance.
  • Verify invoices are correct, submit for payment, and provide payments when necessary.
  • Place orders for products with the proper vendor or department.
  • Communicate any equipment and spare parts needs to Manger/Director and place orders if required.
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    6. Responsible for ensuring that all sales locations are placed and set up properly.
  • Ensure that all stands have proper electrical requirements for set up.
  • Verify that all lighting and sound equipment has power and is working properly at each location.
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    7. Oversee sanitation protocols on the sales floor, trailers/containers and all department areas:
  • Ensure that all locations have the proper sanitation supplies required.
  • Conduct sanitation checks in areas to ensure that proper food handler guidelines are followed at all times.
  • Assist with local agency and venue inspections and ensure that all requirements are met and communicated to staff.
  • Make sure that locations have tools/equipment to keep trash organized and coordinate pick up procedures with venue staff.
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    8. Supervise concourse sales at all stands during performances:
  • Verify that all locations are set up according to specifications and merchandising standards.
  • Observe sales floor and customer traffic, ensure that all staff provide a professional, positive, 5 Star customer service experience.
  • Continuously promote upbeat and positive attitude towards sales.
  • Ensure all sales personnel are in the correct uniform and selling areas.
  • Provide support to staff as needed.
  • Provide recommendations to Manager and staff for improving sales based on observations.
  • Address and resolve any customer concerns in a timely and effective manner.
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    9. Responsible for compliance with the tour’s Mitigation Guidelines:
  • Coordinate with the Tour Safety Coordinator that all guidelines and protocols are met.
  • Communicate with staff current policies, procedures, and venue requirements regarding mitigation efforts.
  • Ensure that all mitigation policies are followed and comply with company and venue policies.
  • Document how mitigation was implemented in each venue in post engagement report.
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    10. Oversee local or agency vendors to ensure a quality guest experience:
  • Responsible for securing the correct number of vendors needed for each engagement based on sales and attendance forecasts.
  • Observe vendors to ensure that all policies and procedures are being followed in all areas.
  • Issue vendor uniforms, ensure that that are worn properly, and receive uniforms back at the end of the shift.
Job Requirements
  • Associate Degree in Business or equivalent experience.
  • 2+ years of retail/food management.
  • Valid Driver’s license.
  • Valid Passport (must be able to travel domestically and internationally).
  • Familiarity with Microsoft Office software and a variety of computer programs.
  • Strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills.
  • Computer skills with working knowledge of Microsoft Office.
  • Multi-lingual a plus.
  • The ability to sit and stand for long periods of time, climb stairs, and lift 50lbs.
  • Ability to communicate on various organizational levels with strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • Ability to work under high pressure and quick deadlines.
  • Experience in food service (Food Handler or Food Manager Certification a plus)
  • The ability and willingness to travel domestically and internationally 90-100% of the time.
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Concession & Retail Manager
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Logistics and Merchandising — FCP Operations
Lead and manage a traveling staff of 20 employees and local vendors to achieve the highest sales while providing excellent customer service Coordinate all tour inventory, reporting, financials, communication, and day to day operations while traveling with the show. Ensure that all company policies and procedures including any health and safety mitigation procedures are always being followed.
 
*This position requires 100% travel for 7 to 11 months of the year.*
 
PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.
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Essential Job Functions
    1. Maximize venue sales and profitability while maintaining a high quality of customer service:
  • Create venue sales plans by reviewing prior results and analyzing attendance projections to develop a strategy, to maximize sales opportunities.
  • Negotiate and partner with vendor management to determine sales and support locations.
  • Ensure that merchandise display parameters are met at all locations.
  • Supervise sales locations, provide guidance and support as needed.
  • Ensure proper staffing, reallocate staff assignments as needed.
  • Address and resolve any customer concerns in a timely and effective manner.
  • Study local markets and recommend price adjustments accordingly.
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    2. Maintain inventory controls and stock levels:
  • Project, order, and maintain adequate levels of merchandise based on forecasts.
  • Control inventories shrink by ensuring that inventory procedures are followed.
  • Ensure all inventory counts and disputes are reported accurately.
  • Schedule stock shipments from warehouse to deliver to tour and coordinate.
  • Ensure that orders are placed for local supplies as needed.
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    3. Develop proper sales and support staff:
  • Manage recruitment efforts for staff & sales personnel.
  • Train staff on proper policies and procedures required for their role.
  • Model customer service behaviors and train team to deliver 5 Star Service.
  • Determine proper number of local agency vendors needed to conduct business and increase sales.
  • Ensure that company rules and standards are being followed by all staff and vendors.
  • Establish and maintain a positive work atmosphere per company guidelines.
  • Evaluate and coach staff for optimal performance.
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    4. Ensure that all company and local health and safety standards are always followed:
  • Complete Food Manager training and ensure that all locations and staff are compliant with food service standards.
  • Work with venue management and local health department to secure proper permits are secured, if necessary, and requirements communicated to staff.
  • Ensure that all staff are following all safety policies and procedures.
  • Oversee and follow up on all related mitigation strategies set out from the corporate office.
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    5. Oversee the unit’s accounting and financial responsibilities:
  • Ensure that proper bookkeeping procedures are being followed and all documentation complete.
  • Schedule timely and safe bank deposits.
  • Communicate with the Treasury department on any banking issues.
  • Ensure that all reports are completed and submitted in a timely manner.
  • Monitor budget expenses and revenue numbers and adjust resources according to achieve financial goals.
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    6. Manage the unit operational and logistical functions:
  • Oversee the load in and load out of equipment.
  • Develop load plans for trailers to maximize efficiencies and space.
  • Coordinate transportation for staff.
  • Inspect and maintain all equipment to ensure that all equipment is cleaned and working properly.
  • Keep records of any required documentation for international travel.
  • Recommend/refine equipment for better efficiency.
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    7. Ensure company rules and standards are followed at all times, including inside venues, hotels, company transportation and while on company property.
     
    8. Ensure timely and respectful communication is occurring within all areas of the unit:
  • Complete all required reports, including sales, venue and staffing and send to VP/Director.
  • Communicate any unit issues, concerns, shortages, and successes with the VP/Director.
  • Communicate with warehouse as needed.
  • Ensure that there is open communication with all departments that support the unit at corporate.
  • Communicate any venue issues or concerns promptly with arena management.
  • Coordinate with show management to ensure timelines are understood.
  • Communicate with staff on a regular basis and address/share any needs that require assistance.
  • Ensure open lines of communication with local vendors and any requirements or changes.
  • Work with contacts: banks, suppliers, health, and fire inspectors to ensure all requirements are met.
  • Resolve any disputes in a calm and professional manner.
  • Provide coaching and direction for staff as required.
Job Requirements
  • Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent experience.
  • 2+ years Retail Sales management of 20+ associates.
  • 2+ years in a customer service-oriented environment.
  • Valid Driver’s license.
  • Experience in food service (Food Handler or Food Manager Certification a plus).
  • Valid Passport (must be able to travel domestically and internationally).
  • Familiarity with Microsoft Office software and a variety of computer programs.
  • Strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • The ability to sit and stand for long periods of time, climb stairs, and lift 50lbs. Ability to communicate on various organizational levels with strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • Strong oral and written communication skills.
  • Ability to work under high pressure and quick deadlines.
  • Experience in warehouse and inventory management.
  • Experience in establishing budgets, sales, and operational plans.
  • The ability and willingness to travel domestically and internationally 90-100% of the time.
  • Multi-lingual a plus.
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Distribution Clerk
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Logistics and Merchandising — FCP Operations
Manage all aspects of the traveling tour’s inventory including issuing, receiving, reporting, and reconciling. Oversee stock personnel to ensure that all documentation and procedures are followed. Coordinate the loading and unloading of equipment and inventory trailers.
 
*This position requires 100% travel for 7 to 11 months of the year.
 
A resume is required to be considered for this position.
 
PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.
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Essential Job Functions
    1. Responsible for maintaining and securing all inventory for the unit:
  • Ensure that all procedures around inventory controls are completed correctly for entire unit, including trailers and inside venues.
  • Maintain inventory areas to make sure that they are neat, clean, and organized.
  • Ensure that all documentation is completed properly when inventory is allocated to locations.
  • Monitor inventory levels for outages and communicate any items that are running low with Concessions Manager
  • Set dedicated issue periods for sales personnel to receive inventory requested.
  • Conduct trailer inventory as directed and complete all required documentation.
  • Break down and assemble pallets as needed to move and relocate inventory.
  • Immediately report any discrepancies to Concessions Manager and properly document.
  • Assist with counting and verification of broken stock.
  • Verify, record and store sales personnel personal stock.
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    2. Oversee all shipping and receiving of unit’s inventory:
  • Verify all inbound shipment quantities to packing list, document and report any discrepancies in systems as required prior to being stored.
  • Verify all outbound shipment quantities match to packing list and bill of lading.
  • Complete all required paperwork and documentation for shipments.
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    3. Supervise the Stockperson and ensure that all responsibilities are being completed:
  • Ensure that all inventory transfers are completed in a timely manner, and all documentation completed properly.
  • Oversee the load-in and load-out process of all trailers to ensure that all policies and procedures are followed.
  • Make sure that all work areas are kept clean and neatly organized.
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    4. Assist manager in identifying secure locations required for storage of stock, equipment, and trailers:
  • Coordinate with manager and venue personnel to determine locations.
  • Communicate to tour staff proper placement as required.
  • Coordinate with venue space for truck parking and communicate with truck driver.
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    5. Complete all administrative duties associated with inventory control process:
  • Maintain all inventory documentation and update required systems.
  • Prepare issue documents and obtain required signatures, file and store documents as required.
  • Assist with nightly settlement process as required.
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    6. Maintain tour’s trailers:
  • Ensure that trailers are kept clean, neat, and organized.
  • Inspect trailers and equipment to ensure that they are kept in proper working order.
  • Report any required repairs to Manger.
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    7. Provide support to sales team as needed during shows as directed by Manager:
  • Replenish stock and complete proper paperwork as required.
  • Assist sales team during peak volume periods as needed.
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    8. Assist Manager in making sure that company policies and procedures are being followed:
  • Maintain safety protocols and ensure that public health mitigation policies & procedures are being followed at venue, company hotel and on company transportation.
  • Role model behavior for all staff to follow.
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    9. Responsible for fulfillment of pre-sold and digital order:
  • Check reports to verify product ordered before each performance.
  • Assemble product required, complete paperwork and deliver to required location.
  • Assist with distribution of product to customers as needed.
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    10. Other duties as assigned by Manager.
Job Requirements
  • High School diploma or equivalent.
  • 2 years Shipping & Receiving experience - Warehouse and/or Inventory management preferred.
  • Valid Driver’s License.
  • Valid Passport (must be able to work domestically and internationally).
  • Familiarity with Microsoft Office software and a variety of computer programs.
  • Strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • The ability to sit and stand for long periods of time, climb stairs, and lift 50lbs.
  • Ability to communicate on various organizational levels with strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • Strong oral and written communication skills.
  • The ability and willingness to travel domestically and internationally 90-100% of the time.
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Sales Coordinator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Logistics and Merchandising — FCP Operations
Responsible for overseeing tour sales teams to ensure all company policies, procedures are met while delivering 5 Star service to guests. Provides training, coaching, and administrative support to tour staff. Acts as a role model and displays positive communications with the sales team while enforcing company policies and procedures. Oversees public health mitigation and sanitation efforts for the unit inside the venue and all other tour areas.
 
*This position requires 100% travel for 7 to 11 months of the year.
 
PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.
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Essential Job Functions
    1. Ensure that all merchandise and food locations are set up correctly and meet all required specifications:
  • Verify that all merchandise is set up properly, displayed correctly and clearly marked with proper price points.
  • Ensure that in seat vendor efforts are being conducted properly and that all procedures are followed.
  • Verify that all food locations have proper sanitation equipment and supplies.
  • Perform sanitation checks of all food manufacturing and distribution locations throughout duration of engagement at each venue.
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    2. Maintain, update, and secure unit personnel files:
  • Ensure all paperwork is filled out accurately and complies with regulatory obligations.
  • Take personnel photos for security ID badge and maintain all unit ID’s.
  • Keep unit personnel data updated and secure as required.
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    3. Responsible for maintaining the unit’s uniforms including shirts, vests, aprons, and hats:
  • Issue sales staff uniforms for each engagement.
  • Clean, wash, and maintain uniforms to ensure staff meets expected appearance guidelines.
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    4. Facilitate random drug test in coordination with Human Resources when required.
     
    5. Observe concourse operations during shows to ensure standards are being upheld:
  • Assist sales staff as needed during peak times.
  • Coach and mentor staff to deliver 5 Star service to all guests.
  • Ensure company policies and procedures are being met by all staff and communicate with Manager as needed.
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    6. Assist with load-in and load-out process as directed:
  • Move stock and equipment to locations as directed.
  • Ensure that all locations have proper equipment and supplies as required.
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    7. Ensure that all sanitation and public health mitigation requirements are met at all locations:
  • Assist the Assistant Manager in making sure all locations are properly set up, any required signage is posted, and locations have proper sanitation tools.
  • Communicate any special local public health requirements to staff for compliance.
  • Ensure staff compliance with public health requirements and that all have any required PPE at the venue and when on company transportation.
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    8. Oversee agency vendors to ensure that all are compliant with company expectations, policies, and procedures:
  • Assist in vendor check in and out process.
  • Distribute uniforms for vendors prior to show and verify return upon completion of shift.
  • Oversee vendors to ensure compliance with public health requirements and that all have any required PPE per the venue.
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    9. Assist in maintaining inventory controls by participating in nightly settlement process as required.
     
    10. Coordinate company meals with Tour Coordinator and vendors when needed.
     
    11. Other duties as directed by management.
Job Requirements
  • Associate Degree or equivalent work experience.
  • Sales/Retail Sales background preferred.
  • Valid Driver’s license.
  • Valid Passport (must be able to work domestically and internationally).
  • Familiarity with Microsoft Office software and a variety of computer programs.
  • Strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • The ability to sit and stand for long periods of time, climb stairs, and lift 25lbs.
  • Ability to communicate on various organizational levels with strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • Strong oral and written communication skills.
  • The ability and willingness to travel domestically and internationally 90-100% of the time
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Stockperson
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Logistics and Merchandising — FCP Operations
Responsible for ensuring that all touring unit’s inventory is properly stored, transported, and distributed to sales personnel. Assist with the loading and unloading of equipment, inventory, and supplies. This position requires continuous travel during the touring season, typically September through May, with the potential for time off during the summer depending on tour schedule and assignment. Stockpersons work in 20-30 cities per season and must be adaptable to frequent location changes while living and working closely with the same touring team. 
 
*This position requires 100% travel for 7 to 11 months of the year.*
 
A resume is required to be considered for this position.
 
PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.
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Essential Job Functions
    1. Maintain unit’s inventory and distribution:
  • Keep all products neat and organized inside trailers and storage locations.
  • Assist with issuing merchandise to sales personnel.
  • Ensure that all inventory paperwork is completed and filed correctly.
  • Transport stock to various sales locations as needed.
  • Conduct trailer inventory on a bi-weekly basis and verify counts.
  • Assist with counting/verify open box counts, and make sure boxes are labeled correctly.
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    2. Responsible for assisting in shipping and receiving of orders:
  • Assist in verifying that all inbound shipment quantities match to packing list.
  • Assist with all outbound shipments and verify quantities to packing list and bill of lading.
  • Ensure that any inventory overages/shortages of products are documented correctly.
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    3. Maintain stand inventory for each location during transportation to next venue:
  • Receive and Reisssue weekly sales personnel stand inventory.
  • Ensure that inventory is labeled and documented according to stand assignment.
  • Securely store merchandise for transportation.
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    4. Responsible for inventory trailer organization and cleanliness:
  • Sweep floors, ensure that all areas are clean and free of debris.
  • Keep inventory neat and organized at all times.
  • Collect all cardboard/trash and ensure proper disposal according to venue’s requirements.
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    5. Assist with load-in and load-out of equipment:
  • Make sure inventory and equipment is loaded/unloaded and secured properly.
  • Move equipment and inventory to/from concourse as required.
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    6. Provide concourse support during selling periods:
  • Assemble any merchandise required to fulfil advance sales or digital orders.
  • Replenish stock and complete proper paperwork as required.
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    7. Follow all company policies and procedures:
  • Maintain safety protocols and ensure that public health mitigation policies & procedures are being followed at venue, company hotel and on company transportation.
  • Role model behavior for all staff to follow.
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    8. Other duties as assigned by manger as required. 
Job Requirements
  • High School diploma or equivalent.
  • 2 years Shipping & Receiving experience - Warehouse and/or Inventory management preferred.
  • Valid Driver’s License.
  • Valid Passport (must be able to travel domestically and internationally).
  • Familiarity with Microsoft Office software and a variety of computer programs.
  • The ability to sit and stand for long periods of time, climb stairs, and lift 50lbs.
  • The ability to communicate on various organizational levels with strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • Strong oral and written communication skills.
  • The ability and willingness to travel domestically and internationally 90-100% of the time.
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Touring Sales Associate
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Logistics and Merchandising — FCP Operations
Commission based sales associate, responsible for fast- paced food, beverage and concessions merchandise sales while traveling with a touring production. Excellent customer service skills and drive to maximize sales a must. Assist with operational activities related to consumer product division of touring production. Adhere to and support Feld Entertainment’s standards of conduct, policies and procedures. This position requires continuous travel throughout the tour season, typically from September through May with summers off. Touring Sales Associates typically work in 20-30 cities per season, adapting to frequent location changes while living and working closely with the same touring team throughout the tour.  
 

For the 2026–2027 tour season, the anticipated launch begins in early September 2026, with multiple touring units launching shortly thereafter.

 

*This position requires 100% travel for 7 to 11 months of the year.
 
* Commission based pay eligible for benefits.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Sell merchandise in arena seats or designated point of sale location; collect payment and provide accurate change.
  • Organize cash and credit receipts, submit deposits, maintain financial records, and settle daily sales with management.
  • Order and manage assigned inventory items.
  • Obtain supplies and merchandise from storage trailers to replenish for sales.
  • Provide preparation support to the Touring Sales Lead as needed.
  • Prepare all merchandise and/or food products as needed prior to each selling period.
  • Assist at designated point of sale location as directed by Touring Sales Lead.
  • Take part in equipment load/unload from storage trailers and movement into/out of arena.  
  • Assist with set up, tear down, and repack of stand equipment as directed. 
  • Attend sales, customer service, and sanitation training as needed.
  • Other duties as assigned.
Job Requirements
  • High School Diploma or equivalent (preferred, but not required).
  • Able to travel internationally and domestically 100% of the time. Must have a valid passport.
  • Sales/Retail Sales or Hospitality background (preferred, but not required).
  • Superior customer service skills.
  • Personable team player with good communication skills.
  • Dedicated, reliable, and punctual with ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment.
  • Able to manage cash and inventory balances.
  • Quickly calculate correct change for cash sales.
  • Able to stand and walk for extended periods of time.
  • Must be able to lift 25 lbs. on a regular basis.
  • Must be able to follow verbal and written directions.
  • Comfortable adapting to frequent travel and location changes. 
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Touring Sales Representative
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Logistics and Merchandising — FCP Operations
Commission based sales representative, responsible for fast paced concessions merchandise sales to generate maximum revenue. Excellent customer service skills and drive to maximize sales a must. Engage in sales activities including sales training, coaching, and supervision of temporary agency support personnel. Assist with operational activities related to consumer product division of touring production. Adhere to and support Feld Entertainment’s standards of conduct, policies and procedures. This position requires continuous travel throughout the tour season, typically from September through May with summers off. Touring Sales Representatives typically work in 20-30 cities per season, adapting to frequent location changes while living and working closely with the same touring team throughout the tour. 
 

For the 2026–2027 tour season, the anticipated launch begins in early September 2026, with multiple touring units launching shortly thereafter.

 

*This position requires 100% travel for 7 to 11 months of the year.
 
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Essential Job Functions
  • Ensure point of sale location is organized and clean based on display strategy set by management.
  • Sell merchandise at designated point of sale location; collect payment and provide accurate change.
  • Organize cash and credit receipts, submit deposits, maintain financial records, and settle daily sales with management.
  • Order and manage assigned inventory items.
  • Obtain supplies and merchandise from storage trailers to replenish for sales.
  • Supervise activities of supplied agency support personnel.
  • Prepare all merchandise and/or food products as needed prior to each selling period.
  • Take part in equipment load/unload from storage trailers and movement into/out of arena.  
  • Assist with set up, tear down, and repack of stand equipment as directed. 
  • Attend sales, customer service, and sanitation training as needed.
  • Other duties as assigned.
Job Requirements
  • High School Diploma or equivalent.
  • Ability to travel internationally and domestically 100% of the time. Must have a valid passport.
  • Sales/Retail Sales or Hospitality background (preferred, but not required).
  • Ability to take initiative to complete tasks with minimal supervision.
  • Ability to prioritize duties for effective and successful customer sales.
  • Superior customer service skills.
  • Organization, critical thinking, communication, and time management skills.
  • Personable team player with good communication skills.
  • Dedicated, reliable, and punctual with ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment.
  • Able to manage cash and inventory balances.
  • Quickly calculate correct change for cash sales.
  • Able to stand and walk for extended periods of time.
  • Must be able to lift 25 lbs. on a regular basis.
  • Must be able to follow verbal and written directions.
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FCP Motor Sports

FCP - FMS Operations Coordinator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Logistics and Merchandising — FCP Motor Sports
Helps in supporting FCP operation (loading/unloading, set-up and move equipment.  Setup and tear down of all sales locations and activities in pit party.  Participates in operating FCP activities that include but not limited to an inflatable Slide, Ride Ons, Ride Truck and Photo Stand.  On call during the show for “damage control” which includes, trash on concourse, monitoring displays and vendors.  They operate small equipment such as forklifts, lulls, scissor lifts and golf carts.  

PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.
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Essential Functions
  • Load & unload merchandise and food equipment. (Assist and support to the Operations Lead.)
  • Assist in the inventory of all items, merchandise and non-chargeable weekly.  Weekly spot checks.
  • Assist with inside stadium operations.
  • Equipment trailer upkeep and prep for load in/out.
  • Assist with loading & unloading merchandise and food equipment.
  • Assist with receiving and inventorying all items, merchandise and non-chargeable weekly.
  • Assist with creating and delivering Items issue for both inside stadium and merch trailers.
  • Assist with inside stadium operations, merch stands set-up/teardown, repair equipment, collect and deliver equipment to the equipment trailer.
  • Issue Vendor T-shirts, vendor hats, and other food and merch non-chargeable items.
  • Assist in vendor registration.
  • Assist with all events on tour operations, inside stadium and merch trailers.
  • Assist with merch stand presentation and displays. (Asst. Manager in enforcing pricing, cardboard, dress code.)
  • Moving equipment and merchandise to locations needed.
  • Clean concourse of trash, debris and cardboard accumulated by sales crew before, during and after show.
  • Assist with merch trailer set-up and monitor during pit party as needed.
  • Assist with merch trailer closing.
Job Requirements
  • High School or equivalent.
  • Previous work experience recommended.
  • Must be willing to travel (required).
  • Must be able to lift 50 lbs.
  • Basic computer and tablet skills recommended.  Excel, Word, etc. a plus.
  • Communication skills required.
  • Adaptability, cooperation, friendly, flexible, and common sense.
  • Must be able to follow up on tasks and done in timely fashion.
  • Must be able to follow directions.
  • Work well under pressure.
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FCP - FMS Operations Coordinator Arena and SX
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Contract Logistics and Merchandising — FCP Motor Sports
Helps in supporting FCP operation (loading/unloading, set-up and move equipment.  Setup and tear down of all sales locations and activities in pit party.  Participates in operating FCP activities that include but not limited to an inflatable Slide, Ride Ons, Ride Truck and Photo Stand.  On call during the show for “damage control” which includes, trash on concourse, monitoring displays and vendors.  Help to support or facilitate POS systems in both merchandise locations and or satellite locations if needed. They operate small equipment such as forklifts, lulls, scissor lifts and golf carts.  

PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.
Read More - FCP - FMS Operations Coordinator Arena and SX
Essential Functions
  • Load & unload merchandise and food equipment. (Assist and support to the Operations Lead.).
  • Assist in the inventory of all items, merchandise and non-chargeable weekly.  Weekly spot checks.
  • Assist with inside stadium operations.
  • Equipment trailer upkeep and prep for load in/out.
  • Assist with loading & unloading merchandise and food equipment.
  • Assist with receiving and inventorying all items, merchandise and non-chargeable weekly.
  • Assist with creating and delivering Items issue for both inside stadium and merch trailers.
  • Assist with inside stadium operations, merch stands set-up/teardown, repair equipment, collect and deliver equipment to the equipment trailer.
  • Issue Vendor T-shirts, vendor hats, and other food and merch non-chargeable items.
  • Assist in vendor registration.
  • Assist with all events on tour operations, inside stadium and merch trailers.
  • Assist with merch stand presentation and displays. (Asst. Manager in enforcing pricing, cardboard, dress code.)
  • Moving equipment and merchandise to locations needed.
  • Clean concourse of trash, debris and cardboard accumulated by sales crew before, during and after show.
  • Assist with merch trailer set-up and monitor during pit party as needed.
  • Assist with merch trailer closing.
Job Requirements
  • High School or equivalent.
  • Previous work experience recommended.
  • Must be willing to travel (required).
  • Must be able to lift 50 lbs.
  • Basic computer and tablet skills recommended.  Excel, Word, etc. a plus.
  • Communication skills required.
  • Adaptability, cooperation, friendly, flexible, and common sense.
  • Must be able to follow up on tasks and done in timely fashion.
  • Must be able to follow directions.
  • Work well under pressure.
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FCP - FMS Operations Lead
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Contract Logistics and Merchandising — FCP Motor Sports
Support of FCP operation (loading/unloading, set-up and move equipment.  Takes the lead for setup and tear down all sales locations and activities in pit party.  Participate in operating FCP activities that include but not limited to an inflatable Slide, Ride Ons, Ride Truck and Photo Stand.  Assists in being on call during the show for “damage control” which includes dealing with customer complaints, technical issues with power and credit card terminals, trash on concourse, monitoring displays and vendors.  They operate small equipment such as forklifts, lulls, scissor lifts and golf carts. 
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Essential Functions
  • Coordinate and manage load in and load out process.
  • Coordinates, manages, and assists in all stadium set-up and locations.  Involved with all sales equipment both merchandise and food.
  • Involved in all shipping and receiving.
  • Monitors equipment trailer upkeep and prep for load In/out.
  • Monitor the receiving and inventory all items, merchandise and non-chargeable weekly.
  • Helps to create the merch mix/list and deliver for both inside stadium and merch trailers.
  • Involved with vendor registration.
  • Follow ups on equipment ordered through city needs.  Checks all cart, forks, and other equipment in when necessary.
  • Assists with securing local commodity needs, and confirmation of deliveries.
  • Upkeeps equipment maintenance, monitors pit party and helps gear trailer movement and/or transition.
  • Assists in Pit Party transitions and outside equipment movement.  Assists in all pit party activities set-up and tear down.
  • Enforce all Pit Party FCP Guidelines and Rights. (Sponsors, Announcers, Giveaways.)
  • Helps monitor and clean concourse of trash, debris and cardboard accumulated by sales crew before, during and after show.
  • Helps to settle outside Ext Food and Pit Party activities. (Involved with manager to approve settlement process.
Job Requirements
  • High School or equivalent.
  • 1-2 years' experience within Feld Entertainment, Inc or other Live Events.
  • Must be willing to travel (required).
  • Basic computer and tablet skills. Excel, Word, etc. a plus.
  • Communication skills.
  • Self-started, task oriented, team player, good communicator, organization skills.
  • Must be able to follow up on tasks and done in timely fashion.
  • Make sound and reasonable decisions, good trouble-shooter.
  • Budgeted minded and work well under pressure.
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Production & Operations Touring Units

Tour Operations - Two Wheel Operations

Assistant Director
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Tour Operations - Two Wheel Operations
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Operations Crew
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Tour Operations - Two Wheel Operations
Assist other Operations Crew staff and local crews regarding load-in and load-out, including assembling and disassembling of all event equipment.  The Operations Crew employee will ensure that all work is produced to the highest quality, speed, and economic efficiency regarding health, safety, and security policies.  
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Essential Functions
  • Responsible for working with other Operations Crew staff and local crews, loading and unloading, assembling and disassembling all event equipment in a timely and efficient manner.   
  • Responsible for conducting regular maintenance with help of assistants and local labor.   
  • Assist with loading and unloading of semi-trailer trucks and preparing the truck for movement to the next event.   
  • Responsible for following production cues to meet the production standards.   
  • Responsible for continually seeking to improve efficiency during load-in and load-out.   
  • Responsible for the maintenance and repairs of all stage equipment.   
  • Responsible for maintaining generators and water pumps for the track, including self-contained pumps.   
  • Collaborate with support staff at the event or via conference calls regarding the successful execution of events.    
  • Assist with refurb in Ellenton, Florida. 
  • Assist with all logistics involved in moving, setting up, and tearing down of production elements at each event.    
  • Responsible for track safety during dirt bike practice and racing operations.  Will be on an active racetrack to assist with competitor and motorcycle safety in the event of an accident.
  • Operate warehouse and off-road forklifts to complete certain tasks that may include unloading and loading of trailers and moving various supplies, structures, and containers. 
  • Experience as an Operations Crew in a backstage setting as it relates to a Live Events.
  • Demonstrate excellent customer service, maintaining a positive attitude towards Guests, Co-Workers, and the Management Team.
  • Presentation must be kept neat, clean, and visually appealing to all the Customers. 
  • Ensure the safety of all guests, keep the event area clear of all hazards.
  • Responsible for following rules, regulations and guidelines set forth by “Feld Entertainment, Inc.” best practices as they pertain to the Experience.
  • Must have knowledge of Live Events.     
  • Demonstrate excellent customer service, maintaining a positive attitude towards Guests, Co-Workers, and the Management Team. 
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Qulifications
  • High school diploma or equivalent experience. 
  • Prior work experience in Live Events, Amusement Parks, Theatres, Museums, and/or an electric shop preferred. 
Skills & Abilities
  • Knowledge of assorted hand & power tools, and experience using them. 
  • Knowledge of and experience working with chain-hoists, rigging equipment, electricity, scenic elements, stage sets, and sound equipment. 
  • Must have the knowledge of all hand tools, including power tools and the ability to use them properly.    
  • Ability to climb, work, adjust, and repair at heights in excess of 40 feet before, during and after Live Events, including load-ins and loadouts.    
  • Able to walk and run on uneven terrain including dirt, small rocks, steep dirt mounds, wet surface, mud and other debris. 
  • Knowledge of basic construction techniques and safety. 
  • Knowledge of basic repair techniques for equipment, tools, and road cases/carts. 
  • Ability to read and understand shop drawings, calculate, and order materials. 
  • Must be able to bend, stoop, and lift. May require the use of a ladder. 
  • Physically able to manage lifting/moving up to 50lbs or more.   
  • Must complete warehouse and off-road forklift safety and operation program as set forth by Feld Entertainment, Inc. 
  • Must complete safety programs as mandated by Feld Entertainment, Inc. and local/federal rules/laws. 
  • Ability to work under pressure.   
  • Ability to prioritize duties for effective and successful events.    
  • Availability to work extended hours, holidays and weekends dependent upon business demands.   
  • Must be dedicated, reliable, and punctual.   
  • Demonstrate positive and professional behavior towards clients and co-workers at all times.   
  • Self-motivated with ability to work independently and be a team player.   
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Operations Crew Lead
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Tour Operations - Two Wheel Operations
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Will Call Coordinator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Tour Operations - Two Wheel Operations
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Motorsports TV Production

Audio - Sub Mix
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Audio 2
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Camera Operator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Eng/Camera Operator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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EVS Operator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Fiber Tech
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Floor Crew
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Font Coordinator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Graphics Operator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Operations Crew TV
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Phantom Camera Operator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Producer
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Production Manager
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Professional Announcer
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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RDL - AD Director
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Stage Host
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Technical Manager
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Video 1
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motorsports TV Production
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Combined Touring Operations

Automation & Performance Rigger Technician
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Production & Operations Touring Units — Combined Touring Operations
Functions as a member of an integrated team of automation specialists on a large-scale arena touring production by assisting with the assembly, operation and disassembling of all aspects of automation flying systems and specialized performance rigging related to the production while maintaining the integrity of the artistic concept and adhering to Best Practice Safety Standards.
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Essential Functions
  • Actively participate in the setup and teardown of all rigging, trussing, automation systems, winch motor systems and other applicable gear while directing local crews in the loading and unloading, assembling and disassembling of all associated equipment.
  • Responsible for repairing and maintaining all automation equipment and hardware as directed by supervisors and Best Practice Safety Standards.
  • Ensure the safety and security of automation equipment at all times including but not limited to chain hoist motors, truss, ground support, winch, drive lines, fly track truss and trolley systems, consoles, safety systems and fall protection systems.
  •  Responsible for following cues to maintain high standards of quality established for the production’s aesthetics and creative vision.
  • Responsible for following the rules, regulations and guidelines as set forth by Feld Entertainment Inc. Best Practice Guidelines and local regulations as they pertain to Feld Entertainment Productions.
  • Responsible for compliance with all safety and security procedures and for continually seeking to improve efficiency and safety within the automation/performance rigging department and overall production.
  • Responsible for accepting all other duties as assigned by supervisors.
Qualifications
  • Associate degree or higher in Technical Theatre and/or 2-4 years real world experience in the field of aerial automation fly systems in the arena, movie, or theatre touring industries.
  • Experience with automation drive racks, winches, power, Ethernet switches, fixed speed and variable speed motors. Ability to swap out motors, motor whips both while at height and while not. Stage Technologies, TAIT and other automation technologies
  • Knowledge and or experience operating stationery and drum winch motors and automation systems
  • Knowledge of load limits and why/how to set them.
  • Able to tour year-round and work domestically and internationally.
  • Understands theatrical terms and directions.
  • Team player with creative problem solving and strong trouble shooting capabilities.
Skills & Abilities
  • Ability to solve practical problems and interpret diverse instructions assigned by supervisors.
  • Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety regulations, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals, as well as to write route reports and correspondence.
  • Rope, aircraft cable splicing, Nico press skills.
  • Ability to climb and focus, adjust and repair equipment safely at heights in excess of 55ft before, during and after performance and during rigging calls, load ins and load outs.
  • Ability to troubleshoot electric signal flow.
  • Ability to lift over 75 lbs., stand for extended periods of times and operate small hand tools.
  • Forklift, Aerial lift operator certification a plus
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Stagehand Arena Rigger
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Production & Operations Touring Units — Combined Touring Operations
PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.

The Arena Rigger functions as a member of an integrated team of rigging specialists on a large scale arena touring production by assisting with all aspects of truss, chain hoist, and specialized performance rigging related to the production while maintaining the integrity of the artistic concept and adhering to Best Practice Safety Standards.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Actively participate in the setup and tear-down of all rigging, trussing, automation systems, stunt equipment and other applicable gear while directing local crews in the loading and unloading, assembling and disassembling of all associated equipment.
  • Responsible for repairing and maintaining all rigging equipment and hardware as directed by supervisors and Best Practice Safety Standards.
  • Ensure the safety and security of rigging equipment at all times including but not limited to chain hoist motors, truss, ground support, winch lines, stunt equipment, safety systems and fall protection systems.
  • Responsible for following cues to maintain high standards of quality established for the production’s aesthetics and creative vision.
  • Responsible for following the rules, regulations and guidelines as set forth by “Feld Entertainment Inc.” Best Practice Guidelines and local regulations as they pertain to the Marvel Universe Live Production.
  • Responsible for compliance with all safety and security procedures and for continually seeking to improve efficiency and safety within the rigging department and overall production.
  • Responsible for accepting all other duties as assigned by supervisors.
Job Requirements
  • Associate degree or higher in Technical Theatre and/or 6+ years real world experience in the field of rigging in the arena, movie, or theatre touring industries.
  • Ability to climb and work ‘focus, adjust and repair’ at heights in excess of 55ft before, during and after performance and during rigging calls, load in and load out.
  • Experience in arena, movie, theatre rigging, purchase systems, and ground support trussing.
  • Highly skilled in chain motor hoist and stunt equipment operation, repair and maintenance.
  • Rope, aircraft cable splicing, Nicropress skills.
  • Knowledge and or experience operating stationary and drum winch motors and automation systems.
  • Ability to lift over 75 lbs, stand for 2 hours and operate small hand tools.
  • Additional skills in carpentry, welding, metal fabrication and understanding of some electrical principles, formulas and drawings.
  • Forklift, Aerial lift operator certification a plus.
  • Ability and desire to tour year round.
  • Ability to travel internationally and to Canada.
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Stagehand Carpenter
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Production & Operations Touring Units — Combined Touring Operations
The Carpenter stagehand works backstage assisting in scene changes and show presets with relation to the stage set and any staging pieces as determined by supervisors in conjunction with the guidelines of best practices during performances. Assists in directing local crews, loading and unloading, and assembling and disassembling of all show equipment. Conducts regular maintenance in an effort to preserve the high integrity and professionalism of the company and its equipment.

PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Assembles and disassembles stage set and all equipment assigned to the Carpenter Department.
  • Directs local crews in loading and unloading; assembling and disassembling all equipment associated to, but not limited to the Carpenter department.
  • Conducts regular maintenance on all equipment related to stage set.
  • Follows productions cues in a manner that meets productions standards.
  • Complies with all safety and security procedures related to the show and Feld Entertainment Safety policies.
  • Accepts all other relevant duties as assigned by supervisor.
Job Requirements
  • At least one year experience as a stage carpenter in a backstage setting for live show or one experience in related construction type setting.
  • Understands theatrical terms and directions.
  • Knowledge and ability to use hand tools and small motors.
  • Ability to climb, work and perform repairs at heights up to 40’ using a wire rope ladder and safety equipment with 300lb limitation.
  • Basic skills in scenic painting.
  • Ability to work as member of team; accept & follow oral, written, &/or diagram instructions.
  • Ability and desire to tour year round.
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Stagehand Electrician
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Production & Operations Touring Units — Combined Touring Operations
PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.

The Electrician controls lighting equipment such as Follow Spots, Moving Lights, and all forms of conventional lighting instruments that are on the show with-in the guidelines of the best practices during performances. Assists in directing local crews, loading and unloading, and assembling and disassembling of all show equipment, and conducts regular maintenance in an effort to preserve the high integrity and professionalism of the company and its equipment.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Assembling and disassembling all equipment associated to, but not limited to the electrical department.
  • Directing local crews, loading and unloading.
  • Following production cues to meet production standards.
  • Conducting regular maintenance as deemed necessary by supervisors.
  • Continually seek to improve efficiency of electrical department operation.
  • Following the rules, regulations and guidelines set forth by "Feld Entertainment Inc. Productions"
  • Compliance with all safety and security procedures.
  • Accepting all other duties as assigned by supervisors.
Job Requirements
  • Related experience, or combination of training and/or education in electrics as it relates to live performance.
  • Ability to read, comprehend, and write basic instructions, short correspondence and memos.
  • Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals.
  • Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form.
  • Ability to use and understand various kinds of test equipment and meters such as volt, ohm, scope and amp.
  • Ability to climb and work (focus, adjust, and repair) at heights in access of 40' before, during, and after performances, and/or during rigging calls, load-ins or load-outs.
  • Understanding of some electrical principles, formulas, and drawings.
  • Ability and desire to tour year round.
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Stagehand Projection/Video Tech
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Production & Operations Touring Units — Combined Touring Operations
Functions as a member of an integrated team of projectionists and video specialists on a large scale arena touring production by assisting with all aspects of power and signal distribution systems, media servers, projectors and LED wall related to the production while maintaining the integrity of the artistic concept and adhering to Best Practices Safety Standards.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Participate in the setup and tear-down of all projectors, video control systems, and LED equipment while directing local crews in the loading and unloading, assembling and disassembling of all associated equipment.
  • Responsible for repairing and maintaining all equipment and hardware as directed by supervisors and Best Practice Standards.
  • Ensure the safety, security and operation of all projection and video front end equipment, screen hardware, power and signal distribution systems, LED walls and projectors.
  • Responsible for following cues to maintain high standards of quality established for the production’s aesthetics and creative vision.
  • Responsible for following the rules, regulations and guidelines set forth by “Feld Entertainment Inc.” as they pertain to the Marvel Universe Live Production.
  • Responsible for compliance with all safety and security procedures and for continually seeking to improve efficiency and safety within the rigging department and overall production.
  • Responsible for accepting all other duties as assigned by supervisors.
Job Requirements
  • Associate degree or higher in Technical Theatre and/or 5+ years real world experience in the field of indoor pyrotechnics and special effects in the movie, theatre or arena touring industries.
  • Troubleshooting signal and power distribution paths a must
  • Ability to climb and work ‘focus, adjust and repair’ at heights in excess of 55ft before, during and after performance and during rigging calls, load ins and load outs.
  • Ability to use and understand various kinds of test equipment and meters such as volt, ohm, scope and amp.
  • Experience programming and operating 3D projection mapping systems on a large scale.
  • Highly adept at blending/warping projectors on a large scale.
  • Knowledge of Barco units and Barco Projector Toolsets invaluable.
  • Experience with media servers, control and playback systems a must.
  • Ability to lift over 75 lbs and operate small hand tools.
  • Ability to climb, work, and repair at heights in excess of 40ft.
  • Experience with the installation and operation of interactive tracking system components, function of those components, and 'focusing' of tracking camera/sensors.
  • Additional skills in lighting, audio, electronics and time code systems a plus.
  • Ability and desire to tour year round.
  • Ability to travel internationally and to Canada.
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Stagehand Properties
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Production & Operations Touring Units — Combined Touring Operations
PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.

The Properties stagehand works backstage and on occasion in the house handling, setting, and driving the show props along with assisting in scene changes and show presets as determined by supervisors in conjunction with the guidelines of best practices during performances. Assists in directing local crews, loading and unloading, and assembling and disassembling of all show equipment. Conducts regular maintenance in an effort to preserve the high integrity and professionalism of the company and its equipment.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Assembling and disassembling all equipment associated to, but not limited to the Properties department.
  • Directing local crews, loading and unloading. 
  • Conducting regular maintenance as deemed necessary by supervisors.
  • Following production cues to meet production standards.
  • Continually seeking to improve efficiency of Props department operation.
  • Following the rules, regulations and guidelines set forth Feld Entertainment Inc.
  • Compliance with all safety and security procedures.
  • Accepting all other relevant duties as assigned by supervisors.
Job Requirements
  • Experience with props in a backstage setting as it relates to a live performance.
  • Basic knowledge of hand tools and how to use them.
  • Basic understanding of theatrical terms and directions.
  • Some knowledge of fiberglass application techniques.
  • Basic skills in scenic painting.
  • Ability and desire to tour year round.
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Stagehand Sound
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Production & Operations Touring Units — Combined Touring Operations
PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.

The Stagehand Sound controls and operates sound mixing board to control output of voices/voice track and music, and previously taped sound effects during performances. Assists in directing local crews, loading and unloading, and assembling and disassembling of all show equipment, and conducts regular maintenance in an effort to preserve the high integrity and professionalism of the company and its equipment.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Responsible for assembling and disassembling all equipment associated to, but not limited to the sound department.
  • Responsible for directing local crews, loading and unloading.
  • Operates and maintains all sound equipment.
  • Mixes tracked and live elements of the show to specification. 
  • Mixes show and makes adjustments as warranted. 
  • Responsible for own professional standards of conduct, appearance, workmanship and personal safety as set forth by Feld Entertainment.
  • Responsible for compliance with all safety and security procedures.
  • Continually seeks to improve the quality and consistency of the sound of each show.
  • Responsible for continually seeking to improve efficiency of sound department operation.
  • Responsible for conducting regular maintenance as deemed necessary by supervisors.
  • Accepts all other duties as assigned by immediate supervisor.
Job Requirements
  • Some related experience, or combination of training and/or education in sound reinforcement as it relates to live performances. BA or BFA in technical theatre preferred. 
  • Experience working and supervising in a union environment.
  • Ability to read and interpret documents such as sound draftings, signal flow plots, safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals, and to write routine reports and correspondence.
  • Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form.
  • Ability to use and understand various kinds of test equipment and meters such as volt, ohm and ampere.
  • Ability to climb and work, focus, adjust and repair at height in excess of 40 feet before, during and after performances, and during rigging calls, load-ins and load-outs.
  • Ability and desire to tour year round.
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Stagehand Wardrobe
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Production & Operations Touring Units — Combined Touring Operations
The Wardrobe Assistant functions as a member of an integrated team of Wardrobe technicians on a touring production by assisting with the assembly, operation and disassembly in the dressing of performers, repair and maintenance of show costumes, show laundry and other functions related to the production while maintaining the integrity of the artistic concept and adhering to Best Practice Safety Protocols.

PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.

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Essential Job Functions
  • Actively participate in the setup and tear down of all wardrobe equipment, dressing rooms and costumes pertaining to the wardrobe department and other equipment assigned to the department while directing local crews in the loading and unloading, assembling and disassembling of all associated equipment and costumes.
  • Responsible for repairing and maintaining all costumes related to the Wardrobe Department as directed by supervisors and Best Practice Standards.
  • Ensure the safety and security of associated wardrobe elements at all times including but not limited to costumes, servo heads, wigs, shoes, performer safety and protective clothing, laundry facilities, etc.
  • Responsible for compliance with all Local and ‘Feld Entertainment Inc.’ safety policies and continually seeking to improve efficiency and safety within the Wardrobe department and overall production.
  • Responsible for following the rules, regulations and guidelines set forth by “Feld Entertainment Inc.”
  • Responsible for accepting all other duties as assigned by supervisors.
Job Requirements
  • Related experience, or combination of training and/or education in Wardrobe as it relates to live performances.
  • Basic understanding of theatrical terms and directions.
  • Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals.
  • Ability to understand instructions in oral, written and diagram form in order to apply common sense to troubleshoot and solve problems.
  • Recognized as a proven team player with creative problem solving and strong trouble shooting capabilities.
  • Ability to travel to Canada and other international locations.
  • Knowledge of sewing machines, their uses and different applications.
  • Ability to hand sew.
  • Understanding of fabrics and specific laundry and dry cleaning needs of each specific fabric type.
  • Experience as a dresser in backstage settings as it relates to a live performance with flying elements.
  • Ability to lift over 50 lbs, stand for 2 hours and operate small hand tools.
  • Ability and desire to tour year round.
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Tour Coordinator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Production & Operations Touring Units — Combined Touring Operations
The Tour Coordinator provides support and assistance to the manager of a traveling Show Unit. Coordinates all transportation of personnel, accommodations, immigration and work visas, health insurance and worker's compensation issues while on tour. Negotiates hotel contracts for each city on the tour. Facilitates/coordinates all PR activities for the Unit; and acts as a liaison between Feld Corporate Offices, Public Relations, and the Unit. Disseminates operational and PR information to all show personnel. Assists in the day to day operations of the Unit.
 
PLEASE NOTE: This position remains posted on our website year-round. We may or may not currently have an opening, but we encourage you to submit your resume now in the event one becomes available. We will keep your resume on file and contact you within a year of submitting if your skills and experience meet the job qualifications. You may be contacted via phone or email for any of our touring properties.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Responsible for following and administering the rules, regulations and guidelines set forth by "Feld Entertainment, Inc." best practices.
  • Responsible for ensuring completion of all required Employee documentation to support the hiring and work permit process, and for maintaining personnel files with the aforementioned documentation.
  • Responsible for coordinating transportation for all Unit personnel from engagement to engagement, as well as at the beginning and end of a “tour", city to city and from hotel to venue.
  • Arranges hotel accommodation for all Unit personnel, for the duration of the tour according to budgets set by the Company.
  • Responsible for collecting and settling the hotel bill, in conjunction with the Company Manager or General Manager and Unit Controller.
  • Gathers and provides information for show personnel including medical, dental, transportation and accommodation information on a per city basis.
  • Collects and disseminates information that pertain to show personnel, tour accommodations, transportation, medical as it relates to Workers Comp and Insurance claims, personnel lists and documentation and the Unit’s contact information between the traveling units and the head offices.
  • Functions as the unit liaison to Regional Marketing persons to ensure the proper coordination and supervision of Public Relation issues.
  • Responsible for own professional standards of conduct, appearance and workmanship in respective job.
  • Coordinates all communications involved in obtaining visas for all show personnel traveling from country to country before the beginning of and during the tour. 
Job Requirements
  • Associates degree or some college (preferred, but not required)
  • Experience working with and managing large groups/events.
  • Ability to travel internationally and domestically 100% of the time.
  • Must have valid driver's license and passport.
  • Ability to use initiative to complete miscellaneous tasks.
  • Highly developed organizational, research, business negotiation, communication, and time management skills.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Excel, and Word.
  • Ability to write detailed comprehensive reports and correspondence.
  • Some experience organizing or participating in Public Relations/Promotional events.
  • Experience working in or knowledge of the travel or hospitality industries. 
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Tour Office Coordinator
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Production & Operations Touring Units — Combined Touring Operations
The Touring Office Coordinator provides in the day-to-day operations of the Unit while utilizing the best practices for the Show and Touring Operations.
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Essential Functions
  • Assist Show Staff with onboarding of new show personnel, including set-up of Feld systems and communication tools,
  • Assist Tour Manager by ensuring completion of all required Employee documentation in compiling personnel manifest for visa, tax and waiver processes for all show personnel.
  • Assist Tour Coordinator with coordinating transportation for all Unit personnel to and from hotel to venue.
  • Work closely and maintain constant communication with the Tour Manager in notifying on-site venue staffing issues, 
  • Responsible for daily check-in of show personnel.
  • Responsible for following the rules, regulations and guidelines set forth by “Feld Entertainment, Inc.” best practices as they pertain to the Show.
  • Responsible for setting up Teams and Concur and maintaining throughout the tour.
  • All other job-related duties as assigned by supervisor.
  • Load-in, Load-Out and Coordinate Pre-Show Character Experience if applicable
Qualifications
  • Associates degree or some college (preferred, but not required).
  • Experience working with and coordinating large events.
  • Willing and able to travel internationally and domestically 100% of the time.
  • Must have valid driver's license and passport. 
Skills & Abilities
  • Familiarity with computers and programs including but not limited to Microsoft Word, Excel & Outlook.
  • Highly developed organizational skills, research skills, business negotiation, communication skills, and time management skills.
  • Must be a team player, a quick learner, task oriented, self-starting, capable of critical and creative thinking, as well as able to multi-task and work in a fast-paced environment. 
  • Ability to take initiative to complete tasks with minimal supervision
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Motocross Operations

AV Manager - Supercross
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motocross Operations
An organized, task oriented and versatile professional that works closely with the Sr. Live Event Manager. The AV Manager is responsible in-stadium execution of all production aspects for the Live Event and the interface between the House A/V control and Feld Production Truck. Manages set up/tear down and functionality of Press Conference equipment. Works well in a fast paced/fluid environment. A multi-tasker who can communicate their vision to multiple parties simultaneously.
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Essential Functions
  • Advance coordination of audio, video, and graphic needs.
  • Set up/operate microphones, mixer, speakers, switcher, and external feeds.
  • Ability to oversee all production elements are set up on-site through the proper parties.
  • Interface between TV truck (producer, TD, EVS, Graphics) and stadium staff/contractors (House lighting, A1, spotlights, LEDs/ribbons). Walk stadium testing sound levels.
  • Ensure sponsor obligations are met and successfully executed in show. Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
  • High School diploma required, college degree in communications/broadcast/media studies/or related field is preferred.
  • 2+ years related experience.
  • Live Event show calling or venue control room experience preferred.
Skills & Abilities
  • Knowledge of technical broadcast operations, interfacing with building control rooms, and ability to troubleshoot AV issues, even before they arise.
  • Understanding of signal flow and knowledge of audio/video cables, connector/adapters, video recording media, and event production techniques.
  • Great time management skills with the ability to meet deadlines. Quick thinking skills, with aptitude for improvising and the ability to work within the pressure of live event environments.
  • Willingness to travel.
  • Ability to endure long periods of standing, sitting, walking. Physical ability to load out (pushing road cases) up to 150lbs. Forklift operating skills are a plus.
  • Ability to work in a team atmosphere, as well as independently with minimal direction.
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Operations Crew - Supercross
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motocross Operations
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Production Manager
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motocross Operations
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RDL - Professional Announcer
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motocross Operations
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Supercross Flagger
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Seasonal Production & Operations Touring Units — Motocross Operations
A Supercross Flagger is a seasonal employee that will be trained in caution flagging and communications for our touring events.  The flagger communicates with the Head Flagger via a radio set and displays track conditions to competitors using a combination of yellow flags and remotely operated yellow warning lights. The flagger's primary objective is to provide information to the competitors about track conditions ahead.   
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Essential Functions
  • Flagging and Radio Communications during the Supercross Race. 
  • Learn and understand Supercross racing flagging rules.
  • Learn and understand radio communications and protocols.
  • Learn and understand proper safety rules as applied to flagging for Supercross.  
  • Learn to identify and report any safety issues to the Flag Team Manager and/or the Flag Safety Coordinator.
Qualifications
  • High school diploma or GED is preferred.  
  • Entry level position, training provided.  
  • Available to work a variety of hours and shifts, weekends are a must.
Skills & Abilities
  • Perform the duties and the functions of this job, you are required to stand for extended lengths of time on a racetrack.  
  • Must have full use of your hands to handle flag and/or safety light remote for extended lengths of time.
  • Must be able to hear and understand audio communications through radios, with earbuds.
  • Must be able to wear a helmet for extended lengths of time while on the racetrack.
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Global Partnerships

Experiential Activations

Experiential Activation Assistant Tour Manager - PRN
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Part Time Global Partnerships — Experiential Activations
The PRN Assistant Tour Manager serves as an on-call, travel-based support role for the Kawasaki RIDGE National Touring Program. This position provides supplemental staffing coverage during high-volume events, assists with activation execution, and supports operational continuity when core touring staff are unavailable.
 
This role focuses on consumer engagement, CRM lead capture, product education, and operational support within the RIDGE touring footprint. The PRN Assistant Tour Manager must be able to integrate quickly into active touring operations while maintaining brand standards, professionalism, and performance expectations.
 
This is a flexible, deployment-based role requiring availability for scheduled coverage, surge staffing needs, and short-notice assignments throughout the touring season.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Activation Execution Support
  • Assist with load-in, setup, daily activation, strike, and load-out of the RIDGE touring platform. Support display readiness, signage placement, and footprint organization.
  • Consumer Engagement & Product Education
  • Deliver high-quality, educational, and conversion-focused product walk-throughs aligned with RIDGE positioning and program objectives.
  • CRM Lead Capture
  • Execute accurate and complete CRM data collection in accordance with established qualification standards. Ensure lead data integrity and completeness.
  • Event Throughput Support
  • Assist with managing consumer flow, engagement queues, and demonstration coordination during peak traffic periods.
  • Brand Presentation & Professional Standards
  • Maintain cleanliness, visual standards, and professional conduct within the activation footprint at all times.
  • Asset & Equipment Handling
  • Assist with maintaining activation assets, including display components, technology devices, accessories, and consumer engagement materials.
  • Stakeholder Interaction
  • Represent the program professionally in interactions with consumers, dealers, venue staff, and client representatives.
  • Flexible Travel & Scheduling
  • Maintain availability for travel assignments, including weekends, evenings, and multi-day event coverage as needed.
Job Qualifications
  • Experiential Event Experience
  • 1–3 years of experience supporting experiential marketing programs, live events, trade shows, motorsports activations, fairs, festivals, or similar public-facing environments preferred.
  • Consumer Engagement Experience
  • Demonstrated ability to engage diverse audiences in high-traffic environments confidently.
  • Lead Generation Exposure
  • Experience supporting KPI-driven programs or capturing consumer data preferred.
  • Event Operations Familiarity
  • Experience assisting with event setup, breakdown, and live activation logistics.
  • Technology Proficiency
  • Comfortable using tablets, CRM platforms, and data capture tools.
  • Travel Flexibility
  • Ability and willingness to travel on an as-needed basis, including short-notice and peak event assignments.
  • Physical Requirements
  • Ability to lift and move equipment up to 50–75 lbs., work outdoors in variable weather conditions, and remain on feet for extended periods during event operations.
  • Operational Readiness
  • Ability to quickly integrate into active touring operations and execute responsibilities with minimal ramp-up time.
  • Consumer-Focused Mindset
  • Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to deliver engaging, educational, and conversion-oriented consumer interactions.
  • Professional Communication
  • Clear and professional verbal communication skills in public-facing environments.
  • Adaptability & Flexibility
  • Comfortable operating in dynamic live event environments with evolving schedules and variable conditions.
  • Attention to Detail
  • Ability to ensure accurate lead capture, proper equipment handling, and consistent brand presentation.
  • Team-Oriented Collaboration
  • Ability to work effectively within a touring team structure while maintaining individual accountability.
  • Energy & Endurance
  • Ability to sustain professionalism, enthusiasm, and focus during long event days.
  • Brand Stewardship
  • Commitment to maintaining professional appearance, conduct, and alignment with Kawasaki brand standards.
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Experiential Activation Tour Manager – PRN, CDL-A
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Part Time Temporary Global Partnerships — Experiential Activations
The PRN Assistant Tour Manager (CDL-A) serves as an on-call, traveling support role for the Kawasaki RIDGE National Touring Program. This position provides operational coverage during peak-volume events, supplemental staffing needs, or when the Tour Manager or Assistant Tour Manager are unavailable.
 
This role combines professional Class A commercial driving responsibility with activation execution support. The PRN Assistant Tour Manager must be capable of independently operating the touring unit, executing activation logistics, and maintaining brand standards when assigned.
 
This is a flexible, deployment-based role requiring availability for scheduled coverage, event surges, and substitute assignments throughout the touring season.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Commercial Vehicle Operation & Compliance
  • Operate a Class A tractor-trailer touring unit in compliance with all DOT regulations, including ELD logs, Hours of Service (HOS), inspections, and safety protocols. Maintain CDL-A credentials and safe driving standards at all times.
  • Coverage & Deployment Support
  • Deploy as scheduled to provide operational coverage during large-scale events, schedule overlaps, or staff absences. Maintain readiness to integrate quickly into existing touring operations.
  • Activation Execution Support
  • Assist in load-in, setup, activation, strike, and load-out of the RIDGE touring platform. Ensure display infrastructure, RIDGE vehicles, and engagement technology meet brand presentation standards.
  • Independent Operational Capability
  • Demonstrate the ability to operate the activation footprint independently when assigned, including supervising in-market staff and maintaining event timelines.
  • Consumer Engagement Delivery
  • Deliver high-quality, educational, and conversion-focused product walk-throughs. Support CRM lead capture processes in alignment with program qualification standards.
  • Asset Stewardship
  • Maintain cleanliness, organization, and operational readiness of touring assets, including vehicles, accessories, display elements, and technical equipment.
  • Reporting Support
  • Provide accurate operational notes, inventory updates, and performance documentation as requested by program leadership.
  • Stakeholder Representation
  • Represent the program professionally in interactions with venue partners, dealers, client representatives, and consumers.
  • Flexible Travel Commitment
  • Maintain availability for travel assignments throughout the season, including weekends, evenings, and consecutive event coverage as needed.
Job Qualifications
  • Commercial Driving Credentials
  • Must possess a valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL-A) with a clean driving record and the ability to meet all DOT requirements, including medical certification and drug screening compliance.
  • Commercial Driving Experience
  • Minimum 2–3 years of tractor-trailer driving experience, including multi-state routing and shared driving responsibilities.
  • Experiential Event Experience
  • Experience supporting experiential marketing programs, mobile tours, motorsports activations, or large-scale public events preferred.
  • Event Operations Familiarity
  • Demonstrated experience supporting setup, execution, and breakdown of live event activations.
  • DOT & Compliance Knowledge
  • Working knowledge of DOT regulations, including Hours of Service (HOS), ELD logging requirements, inspection standards, and commercial vehicle safety protocols.
  • Asset Handling Experience
  • Experience assisting in the oversight and handling of mobile display equipment, vehicles, or touring assets.
  • Technology Proficiency
  • Basic proficiency in Microsoft Office and CRM or data capture platforms.
  • Travel Flexibility
  • Ability and willingness to travel on an as-needed basis, including short-notice assignments.
  • Physical Requirements
  • Ability to lift and move equipment up to 75 lbs., work outdoors in variable weather conditions, and remain on feet for extended periods during event operations.
  • Operational Readiness
  • Ability to quickly integrate into active touring operations and execute responsibilities with minimal ramp-up time.
  • Execution-Focused Decision-Making
  • Ability to support or assume operational responsibilities while maintaining safety, compliance, and brand standards.
  • Adaptability & Flexibility
  • Comfortable operating in dynamic environments with evolving schedules and short-notice assignments.
  • Professional Communication
  • Clear and professional communication skills in interactions with team members, stakeholders, and consumers.
  • Mechanical Aptitude & Troubleshooting
  • Practical ability to identify and address operational or equipment issues in the field.
  • Organizational Reliability
  • Strong attention to detail in maintaining asset condition, documentation accuracy, and execution quality.
  • Team-Oriented Accountability
  • Ability to work collaboratively within an established touring structure while maintaining individual responsibility for assigned duties.
  • Brand Representation
  • Commitment to maintaining professional appearance, conduct, and adherence to brand presentation standards.
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Experiential Activation Tour Manager / CDL-A Driver
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Temporary Global Partnerships — Experiential Activations

The Experiential Activation Tour Manager – CDL-A will serve as a dual-role commercial driver and on-site demonstrator for a national touring experiential activation representing heavy and compact construction equipment. This role requires full CDL-A compliance, hands-on operational expertise with construction machinery, and the ability to confidently present, demonstrate, and educate customers and partners on products.

This position is client-facing and brand-critical. The Tour Manager is expected to represent both the client and Feld with professionalism, technical knowledge, poise, and adherence to all safety and operational standards. This is a traveling role and supports a multi-stop national tour.

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Essential Job Functions
  • Operate a touring tractor-trailer experience throughout North America to, from, and between events and other locations in a safe and timely manner. Transporting heavy and compact construction equipment in compliance with DOT regulations.
  • Load, secure, transport, and unload equipment using proper rigging, tie-downs, and safety procedures.
  • Serve as an on-site subject matter expert for equipment operation and safety. Demonstrating heavy and compact construction equipment to customers, rental partners, and sales teams.
  • Responsible for taking photos and reporting back metrics and notes on each event.
  • Serve as an on-site subject matter expert for equipment operation and safety.
  • Present product features, applications, and use cases aligned with brand standards and messaging.
  • Responsible for operating and ensuring routine maintenance is performed on heavy and compact demo equipment. (Training to be provided). 
  • Responsible for ensuring the integrity of the brand experience while keeping the safety and security of the consumers, audience, and company at the forefront of priority. 
  • Responsible for managing a product demonstration experience involving heavy and compact equipment on closed tracks as well as open trail systems.
  • Able to travel on the road for the full 34-week tour route.
  • Presentation must be kept neat, clean, and visually appealing to all the Guests. Team Members are expected to uphold cleanliness in the Experience and at specific work locations and represent Feld and the client with professionalism at all times.
  • Uphold all safety, risk, and operational SOPs.
  • Collaborate with fellow Tour Manager and Brand Ambassador to ensure a high-quality guest experience.
Job Qualifications
  • 5+ years’ experience managing and activating for experiential marketing campaigns on a national level is preferred. 
  • Must have a current CDL-A driver’s license with a clean driving record. 
  • Hands-on experience operating construction machinery preferred (telehandlers, skid steers, excavators, lifts). 
  • Ability to lead in a fast-paced environment and be an integral part of the team environment. 
  • Strong presentation and communication skills.   
  • Ability to travel full-time for the duration of the tour.
  • Preferred experience with similar demo programs in a lead and chase format. 
  • Strong safety awareness and compliance mindset. 
  • Maintain polished, professional appearance. 
  • Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot, maintain, and repair tour assets.   
  • Ability to lift and carry 75+lbs and stand for extended periods of time; Ability to lift larger items during set-up and tear-down of the display.
  • Strong attention to detail, a positive attitude.  
  • Mechanical knowledge, tractor, generator, construction equipment; mechanical maintenance a plus. 
  • Ability to speak enthusiastically to large groups of diverse people and lead live demonstrations; emcee experience a plus. 
  • Ability to learn quickly to become an expert on client initiatives.   
  • Ability to educate, manage, and lead consumers. 
  • Critical thinker and team player, as this position has a teammate for the season.
  • Demonstrated computer proficiency with working knowledge of Excel and Word, and must be comfortable booking own travel through the corporate site. 
  • Ability to operate within a fast-paced environment. 
  • Self-starter, with proven ability to work without supervision.
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Florida Operations & Show Support

Ice Operations

Ice Technician - Touring
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Florida Operations & Show Support — Ice Operations
The Ice Floor Touring Technician oversees and performs the installation, removal, and maintenance of portable ice floors worldwide.  This is a Florida based position but requires the willingness and ability to travel 100% of the year. Ice Technicians must maintain and operate the Zamboni and trouble shoot and perform basic repairs to the chillers, generators, pumps, and ice floor equipment and tools in accordance with EPA and OSHA regulations and Ice Department Operations Best Practices. Supervises, trains, and assists labor crews of up to 30 people.  The Ice Technician will maintain, repair, refurb and inventory all equipment that comes back to the shop.  The Ice Technician is expected to perform all duties assigned. 

*A resume is required to be considered for this position.
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Essential Job Functions
  • Unloads trucks/containers and builds portable ice floors in each city.
  • Breaks down ice floor and loads trucks/containers after last performance in each city.
  • Maintains Chiller units during each show (checking electrical components, adjusting and maintaining proper temperatures).
  • Operates and maintains Zamboni ice resurfacing machine including; before, during and after rehearsals and performances with live audiences.
  • Ice Technicians perform proper maintenance and repair methods on tour and in the Shop for all Ice Department equipment used.
  • Supervises, trains, communicates with, and directs labor crews of up to 30 people.
  • Accepts all other duties as assigned by immediate supervisor.
Job Requirements
  • Must be mechanically and electrically inclined and have knowledge of and experience with basic hand and power tools, pneumatic tools, and electrical metering devices and have the ability to troubleshoot electrical components and devices.
  • Ability to efficiently supervise large groups of people.
  • Strong work ethic including but not limited to: resourcefulness, effective time management, strong attention to detail and the ability to adapt and exercise flexibility.
  • Knowledge of chillers, generators, pumps, and ice floor equipment is a strong plus, but not required.
  • Willingness and ability to relocate locally to Florida.
  • Willingness and ability to travel both domestically and internationally up to 100% of the year.
  • Valid US Driver's License
  • Passport holder or ability to obtain US passport.
Skills & Abilities
  • Must be able to read and follow schematics.
  • Must be experienced with hand tools, power & pneumatic tools and metering devices.
  • Must possess basic electrical & plumbing theory and be able to troubleshoot electrical components and devices.
  • Must be able to lift up to 70 lbs on a daily basis.
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Uncategorized

Stagehand - Special Effects Technician (SFX)
Show Unit/Traveling Show | Full Time Uncategorized — Uncategorized
Functions as a member of an integrated team of Special Effect Technicians on a large-scale arena touring production by assisting with all aspects of open flame, indoor pyrotechnics and all other special effects related to the production while maintaining the integrity of the artistic concept; adhering to Best Practice Safety Protocols and NFPA Standards and Guidelines.
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Essential Functions
  • Responsible for the oversight, maintenance, execution and safety of all mechanical, combustible, and special effects systems, and fire suppression equipment
  • Participate in the setup and teardown of all pyrotechnic gear and applicable equipment while directing local crews in the loading and unloading, assembling, and disassembling of all associated equipment.
  • Responsible for repairing and maintaining all firing console equipment, associated hardware and fire suppression equipment and systems as directed by supervisors and Best Practice Standards.
  • Always ensure the safety and security of pyrotechnic equipment and product including receiving, storage, handling and disposal of product and equipment.
  •  Responsible for following cues to maintain high standards of quality established for the production’s aesthetics and creative vision.
  •  Liaison with tour management staff, Show Support personnel and local fire authorities to ensure local permitting compliance including but not limited to opening day demonstrations, inspections, and disposal protocols
  • Responsible for compliance with all Local and Feld Entertainment Inc. safety and security policies and continually seeking to improve efficiency and safety within the pyrotechnic department and overall production.
  • Responsible for following the rules, regulations and guidelines set forth by Feld Entertainment Inc. as they pertain to the Marvel Universe Live Production.
  • Responsible for accepting all other duties as assigned by supervisors.
Qualifications
  • Associate degree or higher in Technical Theatre and/or 5+ years real world experience in the field of indoor pyrotechnics and special effects in the movie, theatre, or arena touring industries.
  • Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety regulations, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedural manuals, as well as to write route reports and correspondence.
  • Detail oriented and methodical in establishing daily procedures and show protocols.
  • Ability to climb and work focus, adjust and repair at heights more than 55ft before, during and after performance and during rigging calls, load ins and load outs.
  • Recognized as a proven team player with strong trouble shooting capabilities.
  • Ability and desire to tour year-round.
  • Ability to travel internationally and to Canada.
Skills & Abilities
  • Experience working with compressed gases (CO2, liquid propane).
  • Knowledge of Electrical DC and AC voltage systems.
  • Knowledge of wired and wireless firing systems a plus
  • Ability to lift over 50lbs, stand for 2 hours and operate small hand tools.
  • Additional skills in carpentry, welding, plumbing and metal fabrication a plus.
  • Ability to climb, work, and repair at heights more than 40ft.

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