JOB SUMMARY:
Responsible for the safe and efficient installation of all artistic rigging needs, the planning and execution of rigging changes during performances and the supervision of troupers performing rigging duties during performances, rehearsals, and load-in.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
(Majority of duties, but not meant to be all-inclusive nor prevent other duties from being assigned as necessary.)
Develop procedures for the safe and efficient operation of performance rigging.
Assist Rigging Designer in design, build and execution of rigging plot and rigging apparatus before and during the training period per the needs of the show, in collaboration and consultation with the Show Directors and coaches.
During Training period, change over aerial apparatus and any other rigging needs before and after each act rehearsal rotation.
Set-up and tear-down performance rigging equipment at each site.
Prepare rigging equipment for each performance. Assure that any equipment pre-sets are in place one hour before show-time.
Plan, supervise, and participate in rigging changes during performances.
Perform safety evaluations on all rigging equipment on a weekly basis.
Inventory and catalog all rigging equipment at the beginning and end of tour. Provide Production Manager with any equipment/rigging material needs/requests and give recommendations for replacements/upgrades to rigging materials (lines, pulleys, carabiners, etc.).
See to the proper care and storage of all rigging equipment while on tour and at the end of the season.
Assist in the loading of technical equipment truck during load-out.
Ability to work at heights, suspended by a harness, with access through climbing truss, rope ladder and rope.
Must be able to lift at least 50 pounds.
Assist in the set-up and tear down of back lot at the discretion of the Tour General Manager. Duties may include but are not limited to: Setting and leveling bunkhouses, running hoses and electrical cords, setting up dishwashing station, setting up picnic tables and dining tent.
Drive company vehicle.
Other jobs as needed.

WORKING CONDITIONS:
(Typical working conditions associated with this type of work and environmental hazards, if any, that may be encountered in performing the duties of this position.)
Internal: Work is normally conducted in an office environment.
External: Work requires travel throughout Vermont and surrounding states in preparation for and while on summer tour.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
(The physical effort generally associated with this position.)
Work involves standing, walking, bending, kneeling, reaching, stooping, and other physical activities consistent with setting up heavy equipment. Work may include lifting, carrying, or moving objects and equipment weighing over 50 pounds.

SUPERVISION:
Supervision is received from the Production Manager. Additional guidance is received from the Rigging Designer/Tour General Manager.

PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT:
This is an approximately three-month seasonal position, June 1- August 19, 2025.