Martin Ramirez

1. Construction & Fabrication: Build scenic elements according to technical drawings and instructions provided by the Resident Scenery Director.

~ Source materials as directed and ensure all builds meet design specifications and safety standards.

~ Assist with set dressing and finishing touches, ensuring all scenic elements are production-ready.

2. Collaboration & Oversight: Work closely with the Resident Scenery Director to develop build schedules and prioritize tasks. ~ Communicate progress, challenges, and updates to ensure alignment with design goals and production timelines. Maintain flexibility and adapt to design changes or adjustments during the production process.

3. Installation, Maintenance & Repairs:

~ Participate in the load- in and strike process for all productions. Inspect and maintain the integrity of scenic elements during rehearsals and performances.

~ Be available to address and repair any scenic issues during the production run in a timely and reasonable manner.

~ Consult with the Resident Scenery Director for guidance on repairs or modifications as needed.

~ Brief the cast and Stage Management on the functionality and safety of all scenic elements.

4. Safety & Professionalism: Ensure safe work practices, particularly when working with tools, ladders, and overhead loads.

~ Follow organizational policies for break periods and time tracking in accordance with California state standards.

~ Maintain a high level of professionalism, efficiency, and communication

5. Additional Duties:

~ Assist with special projects outside of productions as directed by the Resident Scenery.

~ Other tasks may be assigned at the discretion of management.

• Read and interpreted design plans to understand project specifications.
• Measured and cut materials to specified dimensions to achieve precise fit.

• Followed detailed instructions to operate machines with accuracy and produce quality products.
• Set up and adjusted equipment and properly configured machines for daily operation.