Scenic Warehouse Technician - Live Events

Warehouse Technician

The Scenic Warehouse Technician plays a vital role in supporting the production and execution of live events, theatrical performances, and installations by managing, maintaining, and preparing scenic elements and materials. This position involves hands-on work in a warehouse environment, including fabrication support, inventory management, and logistics coordination.

Key Responsibilities:

• Scenic Element Handling
  • Load, unload, and transport scenic pieces, props, and materials.
  • Safely operate forklifts, pallet jacks, and other warehouse equipment.
  • Assist in the assembly, disassembly, and repair of scenic components.
• Inventory & Organization
  • Maintain accurate inventory records of scenic assets and supplies.
  • Organize and label scenic elements for easy identification and retrieval.
  • Track incoming and outgoing items for productions and rentals.
• Warehouse Maintenance
  • Keep the warehouse clean, organized, and compliant with safety standards.
  • Perform routine maintenance on tools and equipment.
  • Assist with layout planning to optimize space and workflow.
• Collaboration & Support
  • Work closely with scenic designers, fabricators, and production teams.
  • Support load-ins and load-outs for events and productions.
  • Communicate effectively with team members to ensure timely execution of tasks.

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent; technical training in theater production or carpentry is a plus.
• 12 years of experience in a warehouse or scenic shop environment preferred.
• Ability to lift and move heavy objects (50+ lbs) and work on your feet for extended periods.
• Familiarity with hand and power tools, scenic construction techniques, and basic rigging.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Forklift certification is a plus (or willingness to obtain).

Work Environment:

• Fast-paced, hands-on warehouse and production environment.
• May require evening or weekend hours depending on production schedules.
• Exposure to dust, noise, and varying temperatures.