Job Summary The Scenic Carpenter is responsible for building and assembling event and project elements that meet the highest standards of quality, craftsmanship, and design intent. This role supports the execution of creative concepts within defined budgets and timelines. Work may include, but is not limited to, carpentry, metal fabrication, welding, wiring, painting, vinyl installation, and other hands-on production tasks. The Scenic Carpenter must operate all tools and equipment safely, following established procedures and wearing appropriate protective gear at all times. Duties Fabricate and assemble wood, plastic, and metal structures with the ability to use all appropriate equipment and tools. Read and interpret technical drawings, construction plans, and design renderings accurately. Monitor job costing, quality reporting, forecasting, and productivity. Work closely with management each day to align on production goals and quality expectations, address any challenges that arise with people, materials, or methods, and share ideas to help the team reach project milestones efficiently. When rework is required, help the team learn from any mistakes and accurately record costs. Proactively seek solutions to special requests or issues related to work in a timely and professional manner. Observe strict safe work habits Develop strong working relationships with vendors, resources, and team members Travel to event sites for team support and fabrication installations as needed; Represent the Company and their clients professionally and responsibly while in the field Demonstrate the highest standards of quality and adherence to company processes, procedures, and craftsmanship expectations. Skills & Experience Proficient with common shop tools and equipment, including hand/power tools, pneumatic staplers, table/chop saws, sanders, and drill press. Experience with fine/finish carpentry, painting, and basic low-voltage electrical/lighting. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, renderings, and build plans. CNC router, welding/metal fabrication, vinyl application, and plexi welding experience preferred but not required. Strong organization, attention to detail, time management, and commitment to quality craftsmanship. Collaborative team player with strong interpersonal and communication skills. Proactive, self-motivated, and dependable, with the ability to manage priorities and see projects through to completion. Adaptable and resilient; receptive to feedback, changing priorities, established processes, and continuous improvement. Demonstrates professionalism, integrity, sound judgment, and a willingness to learn and grow. Join our team to craft extraordinary environments that inspire audiences! We are committed to providing a paid position that values your skills in woodworking, fabrication, scenic painting, rigging, and stage construction, empowering you to bring innovative visions to life while ensuring safety at every step. TRIGGER(HOUSE is an experiential agency that brings brands to life through unforgettable, high-impact experiences. From large-scale media events and pop-up retail to mobile marketing tours and content-driven programs, we design, build, and deliver work that creates real connection and measurable results. With in-house creative, production, operations, and content teams, we offer fully integrated solutions that allow us to move fast, execute at the highest level, and consistently deliver innovative programs for some of the world's most recognizable brands.

Pay:

$28.00 - $33.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee assistance program Health insurance Health savings account Paid time off Referral program Application Question(s): What is your desired salary? Are you currently authorized to work in the United States? Are you willing to undergo a background check? How soon are you looking to start a new opportunity? Trigger House projects often involve immersive, visually impactful builds. How do you balance precision and creativity in your fabrication work? This role can be physically demanding. Are you comfortable lifting 50+ lbs, standing for long periods, and operating tools throughout the day? What does a clean, safe, and organized shop environment look like to you? How do you contribute to maintaining that space while balancing productivity? Tell us about your experience working with wood. What tools and methods do you typically use for shaping and assembling wood components in a structural or aesthetic build? Are you able to work on-site at our Portsmouth, NH location?

Work Location:

In person