The Foreman will lead on-site teams to ensure the safe, efficient, and high-quality installation of permanent theatrical rigging systems. This role requires both hands-on technical skills and the ability to manage site personnel, maintain job timelines, and act as the primary liaison between IWEISS project management and the installation crew.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Lead and supervise crews on-site for demolition, construction, and installation of theatrical rigging systems
• Interpret drawings, specifications, and scope documents to plan and execute daily tasks
• Coordinate daily activities and delegate responsibilities to installers and labor teams
• Ensure all work is performed in compliance with OSHA, ETCP, and applicable local building and safety codes
• Conduct on-site safety briefings and enforce safety policies at all times
• Monitor and maintain job site organization, cleanliness, and security
• Communicate regularly with IWEISS Project Managers regarding progress, issues, and required materials or support
• Assist with installation work as needed, including loading, unloading, assembly, and lifting
• Complete required documentation including daily reports, timesheets, safety checklists, and incident reports
• Represent IWEISS professionally when working at client sites and with external contractors
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
• ETCP Certified Theatre Rigger (or commitment to pursue certification)
• Experience working in active construction environments with multiple trades on-site
• Familiarity with electrical distribution systems related to theatrical equipment
• Proficient in operating scissor lifts, boom lifts, and forklifts (valid certifications a plus)
• Scaffold assembly and inspection certification
REQUIREMENTS:
• Minimum 3–5 years of experience in theatrical rigging or related construction fields
• Strong working knowledge of rigging systems, tools, and best practices
• Demonstrated ability to lead and manage field crews on construction sites
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, load charts, and installation documentation
• OSHA 10-hour Construction certification (OSHA 30 preferred)
• Ability to lift/push up to 65 lbs regularly
• Comfortable working at heights (including ladders, lifts, and catwalks) and in confined spaces
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
• Ability to produce and maintain daily logs, punch lists, and field reports
• Professional demeanor with clients, colleagues, and venue staff
• Flexibility to travel and work nights or weekends as projects require