Lighting Technician

• Operate the main theater lighting & laser systems, atmospheric & pyrotechnic effects for all shows and activities either manually or on time code (depending on show/cue requirements).
• Responsible for the maintenance, repair and upkeep of all lighting systems in the main theater and around the ship
• Inspect the laser, fog, haze systems periodically and perform their regular cleaning and maintenance (fluid replacement, etc.) to ensure their proper functioning.
• Responsible for the safe manifesting, embarkation, storage, handling, loading, firing, unloading and disposal of all the pyrotechnic material used in the shows as per company policy
• Fire the pyro cues for all shows, upon being given clearance by the Floor Technician (after proper training and certification provided on board)
• Perform show load‐ins and load‐outs (together with the Floor, Automation & Audio Technicians) for each show.
• Train and oversee the performance of the 2‐4 spotlight operators, coordinate their tasks over the communication system during the shows.
• Fill out the Lighting Tech Reports detailing any new or outstanding problem pertaining to the lighting, laser, pyro or special effects systems and submit them to the Shipboard and Shoreside.
• Respond to regular work calls (approx. twice a month) to perform (together with the Floor, Automation & Audio Technicians) theater general cleaning and repairs, in addition to lighting maintenance.
• Assist with additional multiple show setups, rehearsals and tech runs during cast change (typically happening every six months for about 4‐5 weeks).
• Familiarize with basic audio/video equipment setup and operation, to be able to take on the Tech On Duty responsibility no later than four weeks after first joining a ship.
• Be part of the Tech On Duty (TOD) rotation (one week/cruise every four weeks/cruises), providing both guests and crew with entertainment technology related assistance
• Attend any safety, hospitality or job‐related training as required and scheduled by the ships command or immediate supervisors, including port‐manning rotation.
• Maintain and update handover notes/reports for future incoming replacement technician.
• Ensure proper and thorough training on all job‐related aspects to the incoming replacement technician during the handover period.

• Good knowledge of electrical theory, be able to read and follow electrical and system drawings and diagrams
• Good knowledge of intelligent moving fixtures operation, maintenance and repair procedures
• Good knowledge of lighting console operation (GrandMa, GrandMa2, ETC)
• Good knowledge and understanding of show control and time code distribution
• Basic knowledge of lighting design and programming
• Basic knowledge in PC hardware & software maintenance and repair
• Theater background and experience, be familiar with industry terms, standards, rules, regulations and common practices
• Comfortable working at heights up to 35ft (10.5m), be able to safely climb an A‐frame ladder and properly operate a Genie lift
• Good overall health and physical condition (to be determined by physician)
• Ability to lift/move up to 50 pounds
• Required to work up to 10hrs per 24hr period, 7 days a week.

Miami, Florida, United States