08/06/2025
🚀 Your Next Opportunity is Waiting – Stage Builders Wanted!🚀
If you or a friend have been thinking about your next move in the trades, this is your sign! 🔥
We’re getting ready for upcoming projects, and we’re looking for hardworking, skilled individuals like YOU to join future opportunities!
Core Responsibilities:
Assembly and Disassembly: They are the first to arrive and the last to leave. Their primary job is the "load-in" and "load-out," which involves unloading trucks of equipment, assembling the stage structure, setting up all the technical components, and then tearing it all down and reloading the trucks after the event.
Technical Setup: Stage workers are crucial for installing all the technical elements of a production. This includes setting up lighting fixtures and running cables, positioning sound systems and microphones, and managing video screens and other special effects equipment.
Rigging and Scaffolding: A specialized area of this work involves "rigging," which is the process of setting up systems of cables, pulleys, and hoists to lift and suspend heavy objects like lighting trusses, speakers, and scenery. Riggers must have a deep understanding of load calculations and safety protocols to ensure everything is securely supported. They are also responsible for building scaffolding and other temporary structures.
Props and Scenery: They build, paint, and install sets and scenery based on blueprints and designs. During a performance, they are often responsible for moving set pieces, props, and furniture on and off the stage between scenes.
Physical Strength and Endurance: The job is physically demanding, requiring the ability to lift heavy equipment, climb ladders, and stand or walk for long periods, often in challenging weather conditions.
Technical Aptitude: Workers must be able to read and interpret technical drawings, blueprints, and schematics. They need to be proficient with a variety of hand and power tools and have a working knowledge of stage equipment.
Safety Consciousness: A strong focus on safety is paramount. They must adhere to strict safety procedures to prevent accidents in a potentially hazardous environment.
Teamwork and Communication: Stage crews work in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment. They must be excellent team players, able to take direction and communicate effectively with supervisors and other crew members.
👉 Whether you're just starting or have years of experience, there’s a place for you. Your skills matter. Your work matters. And your next opportunity could be right around the corner.
Don’t wait for tomorrow to chase your goals — let’s get you ready today! 💪
Drop a comment or send a message — we’d love to connect with you and help you take that next step. 🚧
Big things are coming — make sure you’re a part of it! 🌟
📍 Denver, CO
📞 Contact us at 801-393-2668 or DM us here!
📝 Or apply directly here: Ucpstaffing.com
