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Job Description / Duties

Duties:
Reporting to the Technical Director for all daily matters and the Director of Production for all human resources matters, this position works closely with members of the production and design teams focusing on the daily operation of the production department, including helping realize mainstage productions, special presentations, and second stage production/rentals. Duties include:
-Supporting the Production Department, particularly the Technical Director and Director of Production, in the efficient management and operation of the department;
-Assisting in producing and maintaining CAD drawings (AutoCAD and Vectorworks), rigging plans, production schedules, and other production paperwork as assigned;
-Creating, modifying and/or interpreting various technical drawings;
-Assisting in scheduling and supervising house and casual crew for the timely and successful advancement of productions;
-Maintaining production based inventories and asset tracking not overseen by other departments;
-Assisting in establishing the labour requirements for lighting, sound, wardrobe, and scenic elements for productions as assigned;
-Acting as a supervisor for the IATSE 295 house crew and casual technicians as required;
-Researching, planning, and implement production elements;
-Providing support and co-ordination for Second Stage events and activities;
-Various other production tasks as assigned by the Director of Production and Technical Director;
-Evening and weekend work is required for this position.

Qualifications / Required Skills

Required Skills:
-A collaborative, creative, and strategic thinking individual with experience in theatre production and technical equipment
-Self-directed, able to identify and undertake a task with limited direction or information
-Strong communication, organizational, and project management skills
-Ability to switch focus and juggle competing priorities and requests
-Positive attitude
-Comfortable working in dynamic and collaborative deadline-based environments
-Ability to work with diplomacy and tact with a wide range of stakeholders
-Knowledge of theatrical rigging, lighting, sound, video, scenic/props construction, costume construction, scenic paint, and/or special effects.
-Proficiency in drafting with CAD (AutoCAD and/or Vectorworks)
-Familiarity working alongside unionized crew would be an asset
-Strong knowledge of office software (Outlook, Word, Excel)
-Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license with clean abstract.
-Ability to lift heavy objects, such as in and out of a pickup truck.
-Available to work evenings and weekends when required.

Qualifications that would be an asset:
-Post-secondary education in a technical theatre program (or equivalent).
-Prior experience in a Project Management or Arts Administration role would be an asset.
-3+ years of work experience in professional theatre.
-Experience working in a team-based collaborative environment with a positive attitude towards delivering high-quality presentations.
-Prior experience in the setting and/or upholding of safety standards in the venue.
-Familiarity with cloud-based office systems (such as Microsoft SharePoint).

Additional Information

Additional Information:
This role will be a full-time seasonal position averaging 35 hours per week with any overtime banked. It will require occasional weekend and evening work, as well as some weeks in excess of 35 hours throughout the season.

Conditions may include working alone, working at heights, working with and around power tools and power equipment, lifting in excess of 50lb, use of stairs, driving of company vehicles (owned and rented), and working in low-light environments. Occasional travel outside of the city may be required.

Compensation:
Salary Range: $1,000 per week, paid bi-weekly based on a 35 hour work week
Benefits: After an initial probationary period, employees are eligible to join Globe Theatre’s comprehensive healthcare benefits program and employee matching RRSP plan.

Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.

This posting will close on Wednesday, August 28, 2024

Salary: $1000 per week

Contact Information

We are excited to expand our team as Globe Theatre moves back into our historic MacCorquodale Place in downtown Regina after a 4 year renovation. Interested individuals should send an email, with ASSISTANT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR in the subject heading, including a letter of interest and resume to resumes@globetheatrelive.com.

Employer Profile

Globe Theatre is Saskatchewan’s largest performing arts organization. Located in the newly renovated MacCorquodale Place in downtown Regina, Globe Theatre is Canada’s only permanent theatre-in-the-round. Globe Theatre’s mission is to entertain, educate, and engage in the art of professional theatre through producing high quality performances, providing theatre education and serving as a valuable part of the Regina community. Globe encourages a team-oriented environment where the efforts of all employees are focused on supporting the art. Globe Theatre is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applicants of all abilities and strengths to apply.