Stage Technician

The Stage Technician is responsible for the basic maintenance, repair, and operation of live stage and backstage equipment for all shows performed in the main theatres. The technician also performs preventive maintenance and basic repairs on scenery—including carpentry, scenic painting, automation cleaning, bulb replacement, and other maintenance duties. In addition, the technician inspects equipment, tracks inventory, assists other technicians as needed, and reacts quickly in a fast‑paced environment.

Essential Functions

Clean and maintain the backstage areas including workshops. Assist with under‑stage cleaning to ensure safe & efficient operation.

Perform specific backstage track during performances in theatre with the ability to change directions in a timely manner.

Assist with all scenic changeovers and ensure they are completed safely and promptly.

Manage safety requirements during rehearsals, shows, and change overs to ensure maximum safety for all involved, especially when automation movement occurs.

Assist with the arrangement of scenery and props on stage as directed during rehearsal, shows, & changeovers. Maintain the overall look and quality of scenic items and personal props.

Repair and maintain scenery—including general carpentry, scenic painting, automation cleaning, replacement of bulbs, dusting projector filters, and other related duties. Report any scenic damage or operational safety concerns immediately to the Technical Supervisor.

Maintain and update records of all shows and changes to backstage tracks, rigging, and scenic changes. Update an auditable inventory of all entertainment props and equipment.

Inspect on a weekly basis all electrical cabling for scenic, automation, and lighting; report any defects to the Technical Supervisor.

Coordinate with the Technical Supervisor and/or Entertainment Production Manager to deliver accurate maintenance tracking sheets during position handover.

Perform other related duties as assigned or directed. The omission of specific duties does not preclude the supervisor from assigning duties that are logically related to the position.

Familiarize with the Safety and Environmental Protection Policy and the SMS, and carry out the policies and procedures appropriate for the position.

Spotter

Secure the Launch Zone with the Launch Lead before, during and after the show.

Monitor the trajectory of any expended product.

Communicate to the Pyrotechnic Lead and Launch Lead if a shell or device has misfired or is a low fire.

Notify the Pyro Lead if the show should be stopped or canceled at any time.

Protect the Launch Lead at all time.

Keep the Launch Zone and Pyrotechnic Magazines clean and free from contamination.

Document all misfires after the 10‑minute cool down period.

Assist the Launch Lead in returning all unfired devices, packing, and misfires to the pyrotechnic Magazines.

Dimensions

Provides technical support and assistance to all shows performed in the main theatres. Supports the efforts of each show by ensuring that all props and equipment, technical and non‑technical, are in proper working condition at all times.

Nature and Scope

The position will report directly to the Technical Supervisor and Entertainment Production Manager to resolve immediate technical issues. The incumbent ensures that all show‑related technical matters are resolved in order to maintain safe and timely show performances. Position requires ability to operate independently without direct supervision.

The incumbent must be able to work in a multi‑cultural environment; also, must be able to adjust to changes in performers, venues, showtimes and deadlines.

Qualifications

Intermediate to advanced knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel is required.

Intermediate to advanced knowledge of theatrical productions, basic rigging, and safe rigging practices.

Intermediate to advanced knowledge of Audio and lighting systems, including moving lights.

Intermediate to advanced knowledge of digital audio systems, moving light consoles and entertainment backstage operations, including but not limited to, Yamaha M7, Ls9, and PM 1&5D, & Martin Maxxyz consoles preferred.

Intermediate to advanced level English verbal and writing skills, including the proper use of English grammar is required.

Education

High School Diploma or Foreign Equivalent is required.

Associates Degree in Theatre Production or equivalent is required; appropriate vocational/technical training and/or experience may substitute at an equivalent rate for the required degree.

Attributes

Must be able to work and excel in a team environment and individually.

Must be able to adapt to confined and sometimes limited living conditions for extended periods of time.

Must be flexible in terms of last‑minute changes in itineraries, activities and events.

Passionate about hospitality and customer‑service driven.

Must have a professional appearance and good hygiene.

Respect for all co‑workers and guests.

Pride in your work by creating positive energy, excitement, and fun.

Able to work 7 days a week.

Demonstrate positive behaviors; smiling, being polite and courteous.

Able to develop camaraderie with team members.

Ability to live in close quarters, share limited space with other cabin‑mates.

Equal Opportunity Employer
It is Norwegian Cruise Line Holding’s policy not to discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, and marital or veteran status.
These statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so classified. All personnel may be required to perform duties outside of their normal responsibilities from time to time, as needed.

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