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City of Irving

Theater Technician II - Lead Worker

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Duties primarily include coordinating and assisting theater technicians and volunteer groups in the set-up, operation and strike of presentations in and around the Irving Arts Center; planning stage activities for crew call; overseeing operation and maintenance of all theater related equipment, and digital and analog systems; offering assistance and instruction to user groups in proper and safe construction of sets and scenery; serving as back of house liaison between clients and front of house event staff; maintaining inventory and other records; generating various reports; and utilizing event management software to record all necessary event information. Duties will require strong computer and network skills, a high level of self-motivation and superior organizational skills; and typically will require working at heights of up to 80' and lifting up to 75 pounds.
PAY GRADE GG15 / FULL PAY RANGE
$23.10 - $32.56 PER HOUR ($48,048 - $67,740 ANNUALLY) Please submit application online at cityofirving.org. Jobs close at 5:00 p.m. on the closing date posted on the City website.
FOR CLOSING DATE, PAY INFORMATION AND COMPLETE JOB LISTING
www.cityofirving.org .
Qualifications:
A high school diploma or equivalent and two years of theater production or other relevant experience required; some college or additional specialized training in theater arts beneficial. Must have knowledge of theatrical lighting, audio, rigging / counterweight systems, basic carpentry and scenic construction. ETCP theatrical rigger or entertainment electrician certification preferred. Work schedule will vary, based on event schedules. Must be available to work as needed. A résumé must be submitted with application.