About the role
This is a remote position.
Rigging Inspector
Location: Midwest
Employment: Full-time
Travel: 50–75%
Compensation: $75,000–$85,000, based on experience
Relocation: Assistance available The Opportunity
A growing theatrical systems integrator is seeking an experienced Rigging Inspector to perform stage-rigging and equipment inspections, produce clear reports and recommendations, and help expand its inspection and maintenance service offering.
This is a hands-on role supporting sales, project management, installation teams, and clients nationwide. You will need strong knowledge of theatrical rigging systems, applicable ANSI standards, entertainment-specific codes, drawings, specifications, and safe work practices.
What You’ll Do
Perform on-site inspections of theatrical rigging and stage-equipment systems in a variety of venues.
Complete timely, detailed inspection reports and supporting documentation.
Interpret specifications, building plans, drawings, and riser diagrams.
Provide technical and system-design guidance to sales and project-management teams.
Coordinate labor and materials required to complete inspections.
Build and maintain positive customer relationships.
Learn and apply company inspection, system-design, and installation standards.
Help grow inspection and preventative-maintenance services.
Collaborate with manufacturers, clients, installers, and internal teams to solve field issues.
What You Bring
At least five years of professional stage-rigging experience.
ETCP Theatre Rigger certification, or the qualifications and commitment to obtain certification within six months of hire.
Strong understanding of theatrical rigging, stage equipment, safety practices, building plans, and specifications.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Acrobat or Bluebeam, and Vectorworks or AutoCAD.
Excellent organization, documentation, attention to detail, and safety awareness.
A valid driver’s license and flexibility to travel extensively.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and work safely at heights, including on ladders, lifts, and stage grids.
Availability for occasional evening or weekend work.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with motorized hoists, rigging automation, or related control systems.
Experience integrating rigging with lighting, AV, or other performance systems.
Benefits
Quarterly discretionary bonus opportunity
Medical, dental, vision, life, and additional insurance benefits
15 days / 120 hours of PTO plus holidays
401(k) with company match after six months
FSA and HSA options
Paid industry training and certifications
Professional-development opportunities
Company outings, family events, and celebrations
About Theater Outsource
TheaterOutsource.com is the entertainment industry’s dedicated recruiting partner — connecting top-tier talent with the companies that bring stages, venues, and experiences to life. From lighting and rigging to AV, scenic, and systems integration, we specialize exclusively in entertainment technology. We work with manufacturers, integrators, and production companies nationwide — delivering permanent placements with no upfront cost and a 90-day guarantee. We deliver the Talent. |
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