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Stage Rigging Jobs in Arizona (NOW HIRING)

Civil Laborer

Chandler, AZ · On-site

$17.50 - $22.50/hr

... stage tools/equipment, and assist skilled trades as directed. 3) Essential Duties and Standards ... Mobile field apps; radios/hand signals; basic rigging for small items under supervision. Mindset:

Knowledge of building operations, methods in setting up/tearing down events, all technical stage aspects which include, but are not limited to electrics, audio, rigging, crewing, and logistics for ...

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Civil Laborer

Chandler, AZ · On-site

$17.50 - $22.50/hr

... stage tools/equipment, and assist skilled trades as directed. 3) Essential Duties and Standards ... Mobile field apps; radios/hand signals; basic rigging for small items under supervision. Mindset:

Loader Operator

Casa Grande, AZ

$16 - $21.25/hr

Use long and short auto salvage forks on thewheel loader to unload car haulers and stage upcoming ... Experience in rigging/lifting operations a plus. Knowledge/Skills/Abilities * Ability to add ...

Loader Operator

Casa Grande, AZ · On-site

$16 - $21.25/hr

Use long and short auto salvage forks on the wheel loader to unload car haulers and stage upcoming ... Experience in rigging/lifting operations a plus. Knowledge/Skills/Abilities * Ability to add ...

Loader Operator

Casa Grande, AZ · On-site

$16 - $21.25/hr

Use long and short auto salvage forks on the wheel loader to unload car haulers and stage upcoming ... Experience in rigging/lifting operations a plus. Knowledge/Skills/Abilities * Ability to add ...

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Stage Rigging information

What does a typical workday look like for someone in Stage Rigging?

A typical day for a stage rigger involves inspecting and setting up rigging equipment, installing and operating fly systems, and ensuring all gear meets safety standards before, during, and after performances or events. Riggers often collaborate closely with lighting, sound, and set design teams to coordinate the safe movement and placement of scenery, lights, and effects. Work environments can range from theaters and concert venues to outdoor stages and arenas, and the pace can vary based on production schedules. Flexibility, problem-solving, and adaptability are key, as riggers frequently adjust setups for different shows and troubleshoot issues on the fly. Many stage riggers find the collaborative and dynamic atmosphere rewarding, with opportunities to progress into supervisory or technical director roles.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Stage Rigging position, and why are they important?

To thrive in Stage Rigging, you need a solid understanding of theatrical rigging systems, mechanical principles, and strict adherence to safety protocols, often supported by experience or formal training such as ETCP (Entertainment Technician Certification Program) certification. Familiarity with chain hoists, counterweight systems, and load calculations, as well as the ability to interpret technical drawings and use rigging hardware, is essential. Strong attention to detail, teamwork, and effective communication skills set individuals apart in this role. These skills are vital to ensure safe, efficient, and successful stage productions while minimizing risks and fostering smooth collaboration with production crews.

What is a Stage Rigging job?

A Stage Rigging job involves setting up, operating, and maintaining the rigging equipment used in theaters, concerts, and live events. Riggers install and control overhead systems like lighting grids, curtains, and scenery to ensure safe and efficient performances. They must understand load limits, pulley systems, and counterweights to prevent accidents. Strong technical skills, attention to detail, and safety awareness are essential in this role.

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Civil Laborer

Civil Laborer

Green Tanner Industrial

Chandler, AZ • On-site

$17.50 - $22.50/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement

Posted 18 days ago


Job description

Salary:

Important: This is a talent pool / evergreen posting, not a current open position. We review candidates in this pool as new positions open. If your experience matches a future opening, well reach out to you directly. Our main office is located in Chandler, AZ but we operate throughout the southwest and may need candidates throughout AZ, NM, TX, and beyond.


1) Purpose of Role

Support civil crews by moving materials, tools, and small equipment, assisting on basic tasks under direction, and learning the steps of the work. Maintain safe, clean work areas and develop foundational civil skills.


2) Scope & Decision Rights

Handle materials, maintain site housekeeping, stage tools/equipment, and assist skilled trades as directed.


3) Essential Duties and Standards

Owns:

Material, tool, and small equipment movement to keep work fronts supplied; maintain clean/organized workstations.

Assisting with basic tasks as directed (e.g., staging forms/rebar, site cleanup, simple tool use).

Following instructions from experienced coworkers; asking clarifying questions to learn the workflow.

Participating in JSAs; following trenching/traffic-control directions; using PPE correctly.

Providing inputs (photos/notes) to foreman for daily documentation in Procore as directed.

Supports:

Foreman and skilled trades with staging, housekeeping, and simple measurements/layout assistance.

Survey/layout by protecting stakes and reporting disturbances or discrepancies.

Safety by following spotter/hand signals, housekeeping standards, and erosion-control practices.

Recommends/Prepares:

Requests for materials/tools to maintain workflow and reduce delays.

Simple improvements to site organization and cleanup to minimize rework.

Questions on drawings/marks to ensure correct task setup before work begins.

Escalates:

Unsafe conditions, damaged tools/equipment, or unclear instructions.

Stake/measurement conflicts, grade hazards, or trench stability concerns.

Traffic conflicts or access obstructions impacting safe material movement.


4) Critical Competencies (must demonstrate)

Construction domain: Housekeeping and site organization; material handling; basic hand/power tool use; JSA participation; trenching and traffic control awareness; erosion control; basic measurement/layout; soil compaction awareness; Procore exposure.

Information governance: Provide inputs to foreman for daily documentation; follow communicated drawing/spec changes.

Productivity tools: Mobile field apps; radios/hand signals; basic rigging for small items under supervision.

Mindset: Communication; adaptability; detail oriented; time management; problem solving; collaboration; willingness to learn.


5) Qualifications

012 months construction experience or strong willingness to learn civil work under supervision.

Ability to safely move materials, tools, and small equipment; maintain clean, organized work areas.

Follows directions, asks questions, and learns the steps of the task and workflow.

Understands basic PPE, housekeeping, and awareness of trenching, traffic control, and erosion practices.

OSHA 10, First Aid; Flagger certification preferred.

Valid drivers license.


6) Performance Measure Buckets

Safety: PPE use; JSA participation; safe material movement; housekeeping standards.

Quality: care in handling materials/tools; stake/layout protection; minimal rework from cleanliness errors.

Productivity: timely staging and cleanup; responsiveness; minimal idle time for crews due to material flow.

Documentation & teamwork: helpful Procore inputs via foreman; communication; reliability and attendance.


7) Employee Benefits

  • 401(k) with company match
  • 100% employer-paid medical insurance (employee-only coverage)
  • Dental and Vision insurance
  • Sick Time