This is a full-time, seasonal position, requires daytime, evening, and weekend availability
Duties
Responsible for construction of scenic elements and staging for productions
Operation/maintenance of counterweight fly system
Supervise call-in IATSE carpentry shop and stage crews
Provide support for rentals, as required
Attend production/technical meetings, as required
Ensure a safe and clean work environment
Abide by safe workplace guidelines and rules, including Code of Conduct and Anti-Discrimination policies
Assist with facility/venue maintenance as required
Some evening/weekend work may be required
Carry out other tasks requested
Skills
Working understanding of technical aspects of theatre/live events
Strong proficiency in construction of scenery, sets, and staging
Advanced shop/carpentry skills are required
Ability to read/understand shop drawings
Working knowledge of Vectorworks an asset
Basic welding skills an asset
Excellent organizational, time management, and communication skills
Work well independently and collaboratively
Work well under pressure and meet deadlines
Valid Class 5 Drivers License
First Aid training an asset
Fall Arrest/Aerial lift training an asset
Team player, love of the theatre and performing arts
Willing to learn new skills across departments is required
Successful candidate required to become a member of, and maintain good standing in, IATSE local #300.
Salary and Benefits
The salary is $28.40/hour, paid bi-weekly, as per the collective bargaining agreement between Persephone Theatre and I.A.T.S.E local 300.
Anticipated hours are 40/week. Weekly hours will fluctuate in response to production demands.
Overtime is governed under the collective agreement and will be calculated as per clause 16.1.5.
The desired start date for this position is Aug. 4, 2026, for a contract anticipated to extend for 40 weeks or until May 8, 2027