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Technical Director
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What they do
A Technical Manager or Director manages all technical matters relating to a company's information technology, ensuring the technology meets technical requirements. Oversees equipment such as servers and network equipment. Implements hardware standardization, manages technology support teams. Implements compliance documentation and ensures that there are technical procedures, documentations and standard policies in place.
$136,418 / year median in Massachusetts
-4% projected decline
Job Description
Responsibilities:
Read scripts and learn all aspects of the scenic elements Manage the run crew and properties teams to provide all scenic support for productions and events throughout theBSC 2026
season Collaborate with scenic designers to provide technical drawings, and source equipment to effectively create their designs in the theatre Maintain accurate and up-to-date paperwork for each production including technical draftings and scenic cue sheets. Consult with Production Management and creative teams to best meet the needs of the production and create accurate cost estimates of labor, materials, and rental costs during pre-production to remain within budget Provide stand-in scenic elements for work in rehearsal studios as necessary Coordinate and manage the load in and out of all scenic elements including supervising the staff of the stage crew, properties department, and any overhire staff needed. Coordinate with other departments to ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness when planning load-ins or changeovers Provide Production Management with accurate load-in/out and changeover paperwork Train run crew in any scenic moves or changes as necessary Assist in the repair of scenic elements as needed Maintain a safe working environment in all production areas. Attend rehearsals, technical rehearsals, and production meetings as needed, and promptly respond to notes given throughout the rehearsal process Assist in the maintenance of equipment and inventory, inclusive of building infrastructure, and suggest improvements as needed. Organize and maintain rigging and scenic materials Accurately track expenses and provide expenditure reports to Production Management in a timely manner Maintains clear and consistent communication with Production Management and other Department Heads to ensure effective collaboration throughout the seasonSkills:
Exceptional leadership, communication, and organizational skills Extensive and high-quality drafting skills Candidates should have solid hands-on carpentry skills including metalwork Experience with welding Experience with rigging Experience working with CNC machines & software Extensive experience with counterweight fly systems and rigging Candidates must have the physical ability to perform the skills and responsibilities mentioned above. Excellent time management skills. Proficient with Vectorworks/AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Google Suite, and Adobe Acrobat Driver's License required Must be able to lift 50lbs solo, >50lbs team lift Will be exposed to long hours/work weeks,unusual working hours(late nights and early mornings) outdoor elements, flashing lights This position reports to Production Management. It is a full-time, seasonal position. 9/1/2026 through 11/1/2026 Salary is $1200-$1300 per week, non-exempt, commensurate with experience, with housing available($100 payroll deduction wkly) potential for a full time permanent position post season.Benefits
- Dental Insurance