Lighting Technician (Cruise) – Worldwide
| Location | Worldwide | |
| Job Type | Permanent |
A leading Cruise line is looking for Lighting Technician’s to be responsible for programming, operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting lighting, haze/fog, and show control systems in shipboard entertainment venues, ensuring all productions and events are delivered with technical excellence and safety.
Responsibilities
1. Lighting Operations
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Program and operate lighting systems for shows, rehearsals, and events.
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Coordinate with guest entertainers to meet lighting needs and update showfiles.
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Maintain the artistic and technical integrity of original lighting designs (modifications require corporate approval).
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Power down non-essential equipment when not in use.
2. Setup & Maintenance
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Assemble/disassemble lighting gear for group functions, theme nights, and special events.
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Perform routine inspections and maintenance of all lighting fixtures, racks, and haze/fog systems.
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Replace blown lamps, refill fluids, and restock consumables (gels, CO₂, haze fluid).
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Ensure clean, organized, and hazard-free technical spaces.
3. Inventory & Documentation
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Maintain inventory of lighting equipment and parts.
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Update lighting plots and schematics when changes are made.
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Complete AMOS work orders as assigned.
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Ensure accurate logs for installations, repairs, and returned gear.
4. Training & Support
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Train Technical Stage Staff and Lounge Technicians for career development.
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Collaborate with team members to meet production goals and ensure cross-functional coverage.
5. Administration
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Attend relevant meetings; use only company-approved communication channels.
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Backup and store showfiles in secure local and cloud locations.
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Label all equipment racks with power and source info.
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Maintain updated handover documents with clear photo/video support.
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Ensure secure password storage and access for relevant leaders.
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Support new or returned equipment testing, logging, and storage
Requirements
Qualifications
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High school diploma required; Associate’s or Bachelor’s in Technical Theater, Lighting, or A/V preferred.
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At least 2 years of hands-on experience with intelligent/conventional lighting systems and show programming.
Skills & Knowledge
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Proficient in lighting consoles and software (e.g., DMX, ETC Sensor).
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Strong troubleshooting ability on lighting systems, haze/fog units, scrollers, and dimmers.
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Understanding of musical theater and show control systems preferred.
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Good communication and teamwork skills; ability to train others.
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Familiarity with networking and entertainment software tools.
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Stays current with industry standards and technology.
Physical & Language Requirements
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Must pass a medical evaluation; able to lift/move up to 50 lbs.
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Full use of vision, hearing, and mobility required for emergency duties.
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Fluent in English (spoken and written) for clear communication and documentation.