PAY RATE/STATUS: $23.00 - $30.00 per hour DOE / Part-Time, Non-Exempt. The Scenic Theatre Technician supports the technical execution of live performances, events, and productions, with a primary focus on scenic construction, fabrication, and theatrical painting. Responsible for building, installing, maintaining, and repairing scenic elements and contributing to safe and efficient theater operations. May also utilize additional technical theater skills including lighting, sound, props, costumes, rigging, automation, carpentry, and stage operations. Duties: general maintenance and repair of theater facilities/equipment; install rigging, lighting, video, sound, and scenery in The Garfield Theatre and other locations; scenic construction (flats, platforms, wagons, structural elements) using wood, metal, foam, composites; scenic painting (base coats, textures, faux finishes, aging/distressing, color matching); assist with flown scenery and mechanical elements; support load-in/strike; repair damaged scenery and maintain paint treatments; collaborate with designers, stage management, and technicians; maintain tools, inventory, and shop organization; cross-department support; maintain documentation (build notes, paint formulas, repair logs); communicate effectively; attend required meetings and trainings. Qualifications: proficiency in carpentry/joinery and safe power tool operation; strong scenic painting skills (color theory, washes, glazes, scumbling, dry brushing, faux finishes); ability to read/interpret construction drawings and paint elevations; familiarity with welding, pneumatics, casters, or specialty fabrication (preferred); knowledge of theatrical materials and behavior under lighting; experience and proficiency on Genie and Scissor Lifts; positive attitude, calm under stress, adaptable; excellent organizational/time management skills; ability to work independently and in a team; ability to pass State, Federal, and Live Scan background check. Physical: lift 50+ lbs, work at heights, repetitive physical tasks; extended sitting/standing; occasional climbing/balancing/stooping/kneeling/crouching/crawling; regular communication; visual requirements include close, distance, peripheral, depth perception, focus adjustment. Benefits: 403(b), EAP, Sick Leave, FREE JCC membership, Friendly Work Environment, Flexible Schedule. HOW TO APPLY: Fill out the LFJCC Employment Application and attach your resume. NO PHONE CALLS.