entertainment performance flying assist - Miami, United States - Royal Caribbean Group

Description

(Note: This position is to work on board)

This position involves traveling. Must have valid passport.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Entertainment Performance Flying Support assists the Entertainment Rigging Specialist(s) with the setup, operation and breakdown of the production and entertainment programs, and is also responsible for regular maintenance and inspection of the Foy Flying Equipment and stage rigging systems under the direction of the Entertainment Rigging Specialist(s). The Entertainment Performance Flying Support must always display a safety-conscious mindset while performing all duties. The aforementioned duties must be performed in addition to the duties and responsibilities of a Technical Stage Staff.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1. The Entertainment Performance Flying Support will report directly to the respective venue's Stage Production Manager(s) and work closely with that venue's Entertainment Rigging Specialist(s).
2. Works closely with, and under the supervision of, the Entertainment Rigging Specialist(s) by assisting with the: - installation, operation, maintenance, repair, troubleshooting and safeguarding of all onboard entertainment rigging equipment; and - implementation, documentation and ensuring compliance with the AMOS rigging inspection program.
3. Assists the Entertainment Rigging Specialist(s) in conducting: - weekly inspections of all onboard entertainment rigging systems, with special attention paid to safety systems and features; and - daily shipboard rounds to ensure that, inter alia: v all equipment racks receive the required HVAC airflow to maintain normal operating temperature. v there are no water leaks in any relevant technical rooms (i.e. FOY racks etc.)
4. When working at height (i.e 20 – 100 feet off the floor), the Entertainment Performance Flying Support must utilize company approved climbing/ rescue equipment.
5. Must be able to work safely with various rigging disciplines including, but not limited to, stage automation, automated performer flying rigging systems, manual rigging systems and various performer flying apparatuses.
6. Ensures that all rigging-related work is being done safely in accordance with OSHA guidelines. Assists Entertainment Rigging Specialist(s) in completing all maintenance work orders in accordance with the scheduled maintenance in AMOS.
7. Ensures that all entertainment rigging equipment in all entertainment venues onboard is secured, attached and/or properly stored to prevent damage or equipment loss in cases of rough seas or high degrees of list.
8. Must fully understand and enforce all blackout procedures relating to sound and lighting equipment.
9. The Entertainment Performance Flying Support is not permitted to operate any FOY equipment during any show performances. Participates in: - various show and entertainment related pre-sets and strikes including audio, lighting, staging and scenery. This may also include groups and charter functions and theme night activities; and - the cross-training program to ensure that every Entertainment Performance Flying Support is able and confident to run any assistant rigging track in any of the onboard entertainment venues.
10. Works closely with, and under the supervision of, the Entertainment Rigging Specialist to assist the Sound, Light and Lounge Technicians: - with repair and maintenance tasks at times, specifically when it requires hoisting or lowering equipment, or working aloft; and - to ensure that all entertainment equipment in every venue is installed, operated and maintained safely, and that safety cables are installed on all applicable equipment.
11. Assists the Entertainment Rigging Specialist(s) to ensure that the quality of all onboard entertainment rigging equipment is maintained as originally designed and installed.
12. Must receive training from the Entertainment Rigging Specialist(s) to strengthen his/her current performance and possible advancement to Entertainment Rigging Specialist.
13. All performer flying rescue trainings must be carried out in accordance with the approved Flying by FOY rescue plans.
14. Assists the Entertainment Rigging Specialist(s) to test, inventory and either install or place in storage, any new entertainment rigging equipment that is delivered to the ship, or previously landed equipment that is repaired and returned.

This position description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be performed by the shipboard employee occupying this position.

QUALIFICATIONS

1. Completion of the required Foy operator basics training certificate.
2. Completion of training or equivalent stage/arena rigging courses such as Jay Glerum, Harry Donovan, Bill Sapsis, Tomcat preferred.
3. The Entertainment Performance Flying Support assigned to work in the Aqua Theater (OA-class ships) will be required to complete the PADI open water dive certification for the purpose of supporting maintenance and wet inspections.

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

1. Working knowledge of theatrical rigging, maintenance and inspections including hemp or counterweight rigging, automated systems, winch/motorized rigging, ground rigging, high steel, and rock climbing are preferred.
2. Ability to troubleshoot, repair and maintain automated and manual rigging systems.
3. Basic programming knowledge of PC/PLC based systems preferred. Working knowledge of Windows NT, Word, and Excel. Familiar with current PC and PLC stage technologies and rigging operations.

PHYSICAL, VISION AND HEARING REQUIREMENTS

1.Physical: Must pass the company required medical evaluation. Additionally, must be able and comfortable to work at height ( i.e. 20 – 100 feet off the floor) for extended periods of time.

Vision: Specific vision abilities include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.

2. Hearing: Hear in the normal audio range with or without correction.

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

1. Ability to speak English clearly, distinctly and cordially.
2. Ability to read and write English in order to understand and interpret written procedures. This includes the ability to give and receive instructions in written and verbal forms and to effectively present information to subordinates and colleagues.