Lights, sound, action — join the team that keeps the show running!
Basic working knowledge of entertainment technical equipment. Supports live shows, events and entertainment venues, able to operate shows in accordance to the standards set by Entertainment Management. Supports and assists the Entertainment Management team at all times in the day to day operation of the Department.
Main Responsibilities:
Background and Experience:
Requires at least two years of experience in theme park technical services or equivalent experience.
Self-motivated and demonstrated initiative.
Leads by example with a demonstrated history of supporting colleagues, as a team player.
Strong problem solving skills and dedicated to providing outstanding guest service.
Requires the ability to remain calm under pressure.
Education:
A high school diploma or general education degree (or equivalent education and experience) is preferred.
Other requirements:
Must be willing to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends to support park operations.
Requires Pre-employment placement physical
Physical Requirements
A. Sitting:
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%)
3. Frequently (34-66%)
4. Constantly (67-100%)
J. Wrist Deviation (Side to Side):
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%)
3. Frequently (34-66%)
4. Constantly (67-100%)
B. Standing:
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%)
3. Frequently (34-66%)
4. Constantly (67-100%)
K. Hand/Wrist Repetitions (Up and Down):
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%)
3. Frequently (34-66%)
4. Constantly (67-100%)
C. Walking
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%)
3. Frequently (34-66%)
4. Constantly (67-100%)
L. Reaching:
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%)
3. Frequently (34-66%)
4. Constantly (67-100%)
D. Lifts and Carries: Frequency:
1. Up to 10 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant 2. 11 to 24 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
3. 25 to 34 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
4. 35 to 50 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant 5. 51 to 74 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
6. 75 to 100 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
7. Over 100 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
E. Lifts Overhead: Frequency:
1. Up to 10 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
2. 11 to 24 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
3. 25 to 34 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
4. 35 to 50 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
5. 51 to 74 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
6. 75 to 100 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
7. Over 100 pounds None Occasionally Frequently Constant
F. Twisting:
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%)
3. Frequently (34-66%)
4. Constantly (67-100%)
M. Grasping:
1. Simple: < 50 pounds
2. Firm: > 50 pounds
G. Bending:
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%)
3. Frequently (34-66%)
4. Constantly (67-100%)
N. Manual Dexterity/Strength:
1. Gross motor, light-moderate strength
2. Gross motor, moderate - heavy strength
3. Fine motor, light-moderate strength
4. Fine motor, moderate - heavy strength
H. Squatting/Kneeling/Crawling/
Climbing:
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%)
3. Frequently (34-66%)
4. Constantly (67-100%)
O. Pushing:
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%) 0-31 lbs
3. Frequently (34-66%) _ __lbs
4. Constantly (67-100%) _______lbs
I. Pulling:
1. None (0%)
2. Occasionally (1-33%) 15-30 lbs
3. Frequently (34-66%) _ _lbs
4. Constantly (67-100%) _______lbs
Visual Requirements
Hearing
P. Visual Requirements:
1. Close eye work (small figures) 2. Color discrimination
- Minimal color discrimination
- Normal color discrimination
3. Other: Depth perception, distance vision, ability to focus.
Q. Hearing Requirements:
1. Special requirements
Able to consistently fulfill communication
needs. (alarms, phone ringing, conversation,
clear acuity within 100 feet)
Working Conditions
R. Temperature:
1. < 15 degrees Fahrenheit
2. Between 16 and 95 degrees
3. > 95 degrees
U. Driving:
1. None (0%)
2. Occasional (1-33%)
3. Frequent (34-66%)
4. Constant (67-100%)
S. Crawl Space/Cramped Position:
1. Exposed < 1 hour per day
2. Exposed 1-3 hours per day
3. Exposed 3-7 hours per day
4. Exposed > 7 hours per day
V. Noise (loud/repetitive, < 85 decibels per OSHA Standard):
1. None (0%)
2. Occasional (1-33%)
3. Frequent (34-66%)
4. Constant (67-100%)
T. Personal Protective Equipment (e.g. respiratory mask, etc.)
1. None (0%)
2. Occasional (1-33%)
3. Frequent (34-66%)
4. Constant (67-100%)
Other
W. Specify any other requirements or restrictions that should be considered .
Benefits of Merlin Entertainments
· Excellent health care options (medical, dental, and vision that encourage preventative care).
· Outstanding Paid Time Off (PTO) that allows for adventure, rest, relaxation, or recuperation.
· Merlin Magic Pass for friends and family to enjoy the parks & attractions
· Recognition Programs and Rewards
· 401(k) program with company match
· Tuition reimbursement programs
· Numerous learning and advancement opportunities
USD $21.00/Hr.

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