Royce Hall, a historic landmark completed in 1929, is a premier performing arts venue managed by UCLA Theater Management Services. Under the general supervision of the Venue Manager, this position provides technical support for our season of world-class performances as well as other events scheduled in the venues T.M.S. services. Working hours include nights, weekends and occasional holidays and overtime.
Percentage of Time:
50
Shift Start:
8:00 am
Shift End:
5:00 pm
Qualifications for Position
18
Records
Qualifications
Required/Preferred
Significant theatrical, dance or music production experience involving installing, moving, arranging and storing common theatrical elements including carpentry & rigging, electrical & AV/sound, stage-drapery, rigging, chain-hoists & fly-systems, stage-platforming, dance floors, orchestra shells & pits, backline, follow-spots, props, painting, wardrobe, shop operations, along with the ability to safely operate common hand & power tools.
Required
Physical ability to perform event duties that involve walking, stooping, bending, stretching, climbing, pulling, pushing and extended periods of standing. Must be able to lift a maximum of 65 lbs. of bulky objects such as fixtures, sandbags & cables, as well as performing event-related tasks with possible exposure to noise, vibration, dust & drafts and at considerable heights
Required
Ability to function safely in low-light and unlit event environments
Required
Working knowledge of trade-related tools & materials following stage-safety procedures & precautions.
Required
Skill in safely operating common hand & power tools, jigs and fixtures along with other trade-related tools and materials.
Required
Working knowledge of safety precautions necessary when working at considerable heights, including the use of safety belts, fall-arrest, ladders, platforms, personnel-lifts, scaffolds, catwalks, loading bridges, and theatrical-grids up to 75' above stage floor.
Required
Excellent command of written and spoken English, with ability to convey information, verbally and in writing, in clear and accurate manner, using appropriate language, vocabulary, grammar and professionalism to explain procedures and resolve issues.
Required
The ability to perform duties independently of immediate supervision, once assigned, in a self-directed, prioritized, manner with appropriate follow-thru, to meet internal and external deadlines, while possessing the flexibility to meet changing needs and priorities as they occur. Performing efficiently while coping with a fluctuating workload, changing & competing requirements, conflicting deadlines and frequent interruptions.
Required
Demonstrated high-level of responsiveness and attentiveness, within a complex organization, in dealings with clients, artists, patrons and staff.
Preferred
Excellent interpersonal skills and poise in dealing with a diverse range of people including artists, students, patrons and other guests, with the ability to maintain equanimity in the face of resistance, indifference or hostility.
Required
Ability to work as a team player, collaborating respectfully with co-workers in a positive, collegial and constructive manner, interacting calmly, patiently & diplomatically with people from varied backgrounds, to build and maintain effective relationships.
Required
Ability to be flexible and work overtime and to work assignments depending on event needs, which may include consecutive days, extended shift times, location changes (inside/outside (in heat & cold)), work times (early morning / daytime / evening / late-night / weekend / holiday).
Required
Commitment to ensuring safety of production crews, artists, and patrons through compliance with all safety regulations, policies and procedures, including arriving at work calls rested and able.
Required
Ability to adhere to assigned schedule and work in a non-smoking environment.
Required
Ability to consistently maintain good standards of personal hygiene & groomed appearance, insuring clothing is both clean and appropriate to the public visibility of day's work.
Required
Ability to conduct oneself in a way that aligns with UCLA's Principles of Community, as well as observing all University's Policies & Guidelines.
Required
Skills and experience in crew-supervision, lighting board & equipment operation, sound-mixing and onstage sound set-ups, stage-rigging or event-management.
Preferred
Sound experience a plus
Preferred
Additional Posting Information
Bargaining Unit:
TX-Systemwide Technical
Application Deadline:
06-02-2023
External Posting Date:
