Technical Crew Chief (Seasonal)
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, Austell, GA, United States
2026 Touring Water Parade
Join the Splash Water Parade Touring Team!
The Splash Water Parade is a groundbreaking touring production that combines singers, dancers, breathtaking water effects, cutting‑edge technology, and dazzling performances. We’re looking for talented individuals with diverse technical, operational, and creative expertise to bring this spectacular parade to life on one of our two multi‑city tours.
All roles are seasonal positions
Work is based on a 6‑day work week
Days are expected to vary between 8 and 10 hours per day
Travel and housing are covered completely by the company. Hotel rooms based on double occupancy. Meal expenses are not covered.
Rates are flat pay and there is no separate per diem
Blue Tour 2026
Six Flags over Georgia (Austell, GA) – Late May to Mid June
Carowinds (Charlotte, NC) – Late June to Mid July
Dorney Park (Allentown, PA) – Early August to Late August
Most seasonal members begin May 12 and run through 8/28
Green Tour 2026
Kings Dominion (Doswell, VA) – Late June to Mid August
Most seasonal members begin June 16 and run through August 14
Technical Crew Chief (1 per tour) Responsibilities
Reports to the Six Flags Corporate Entertainment Team.
Works closely with the Company Manager.
Attend virtual meetings from hire date until on‑site work begins.
Recruit, onboard, lead, manage and mentor the touring technical team.
Oversee all technical aspects including float operations, show control, props, costuming, water systems, audio, transport logistics and site readiness.
Serve as the lead on‑site technical team member during rehearsals and on tour.
Coordinate with Six Flags leadership and float manufacturers during assembly and tour phases.
Lead maintenance, protection, and operation of technical assets.
Work with manufacturers to oversee float assembly/disassembly, load‑in/load‑out on tour, and winterization after tour.
Coordinate site preparations, ensuring power, water, and technical resources are available.
Coordinate facility and technical logistics between stakeholders.
Troubleshoot and implement solutions for technical failures during performances.
Document and communicate status of technical operations, including maintenance schedules and incidents.
Oversee inspection and troubleshooting of water systems, show control systems and audio systems.
Oversee and coordinate maintenance and repair of mechanical systems on floats.
Oversee preventive maintenance to minimize performance disruptions.
Plan and implement modifications to parade operations on‑site to adapt to venue‑specific requirements.
Work with parks, corporate teams and suppliers to procure supplies and replacement parts.
Supervise technicians on tour and ensure accountability in areas of audio/show control, water systems, float systems, props, scenic and wardrobe.
Drive or direct a float or show vehicle when necessary.
Complete post‑show reports, including feedback from the park, staff, and performers, and submit them to the production team.
Minimum Requirements
Valid U.S. driver’s license and clean driving record.
Willingness to drive a parade float when necessary.
5–8 years of experience in entertainment technical direction or management, particularly with live entertainment or theme park productions.
Proven leadership experience managing diverse technical teams in high‑pressure environments.
Strong understanding of float operations, show control, and water‑based effects.
Familiarity with safety and compliance standards for live entertainment and touring shows.
Ability to understand and interpret various contractual labor agreements.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Strong experience with Windows‑based computers and office products such as Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Desired Requirements
Experience working on theme park parades or large‑scale outdoor performances.
Proficiency in coordinating with various stakeholders, including creative directors, performers, and technical teams.
Familiarity with logistics of multi‑location tours, including asset transportation and setup.
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Join the Splash Water Parade Touring Team!
The Splash Water Parade is a groundbreaking touring production that combines singers, dancers, breathtaking water effects, cutting‑edge technology, and dazzling performances. We’re looking for talented individuals with diverse technical, operational, and creative expertise to bring this spectacular parade to life on one of our two multi‑city tours.
All roles are seasonal positions
Work is based on a 6‑day work week
Days are expected to vary between 8 and 10 hours per day
Travel and housing are covered completely by the company. Hotel rooms based on double occupancy. Meal expenses are not covered.
Rates are flat pay and there is no separate per diem
Blue Tour 2026
Six Flags over Georgia (Austell, GA) – Late May to Mid June
Carowinds (Charlotte, NC) – Late June to Mid July
Dorney Park (Allentown, PA) – Early August to Late August
Most seasonal members begin May 12 and run through 8/28
Green Tour 2026
Kings Dominion (Doswell, VA) – Late June to Mid August
Most seasonal members begin June 16 and run through August 14
Technical Crew Chief (1 per tour) Responsibilities
Reports to the Six Flags Corporate Entertainment Team.
Works closely with the Company Manager.
Attend virtual meetings from hire date until on‑site work begins.
Recruit, onboard, lead, manage and mentor the touring technical team.
Oversee all technical aspects including float operations, show control, props, costuming, water systems, audio, transport logistics and site readiness.
Serve as the lead on‑site technical team member during rehearsals and on tour.
Coordinate with Six Flags leadership and float manufacturers during assembly and tour phases.
Lead maintenance, protection, and operation of technical assets.
Work with manufacturers to oversee float assembly/disassembly, load‑in/load‑out on tour, and winterization after tour.
Coordinate site preparations, ensuring power, water, and technical resources are available.
Coordinate facility and technical logistics between stakeholders.
Troubleshoot and implement solutions for technical failures during performances.
Document and communicate status of technical operations, including maintenance schedules and incidents.
Oversee inspection and troubleshooting of water systems, show control systems and audio systems.
Oversee and coordinate maintenance and repair of mechanical systems on floats.
Oversee preventive maintenance to minimize performance disruptions.
Plan and implement modifications to parade operations on‑site to adapt to venue‑specific requirements.
Work with parks, corporate teams and suppliers to procure supplies and replacement parts.
Supervise technicians on tour and ensure accountability in areas of audio/show control, water systems, float systems, props, scenic and wardrobe.
Drive or direct a float or show vehicle when necessary.
Complete post‑show reports, including feedback from the park, staff, and performers, and submit them to the production team.
Minimum Requirements
Valid U.S. driver’s license and clean driving record.
Willingness to drive a parade float when necessary.
5–8 years of experience in entertainment technical direction or management, particularly with live entertainment or theme park productions.
Proven leadership experience managing diverse technical teams in high‑pressure environments.
Strong understanding of float operations, show control, and water‑based effects.
Familiarity with safety and compliance standards for live entertainment and touring shows.
Ability to understand and interpret various contractual labor agreements.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Strong experience with Windows‑based computers and office products such as Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Desired Requirements
Experience working on theme park parades or large‑scale outdoor performances.
Proficiency in coordinating with various stakeholders, including creative directors, performers, and technical teams.
Familiarity with logistics of multi‑location tours, including asset transportation and setup.
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