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Position Summary


Stagehands perform a variety of behind the scenes functions in many kinds of productions.
They are responsible for setting up and taking down equipment, props, and other items before shows begin and after they end.
Stagehands also work in a warehouse environment, performing duties to prepare for events.


Qualifications

  1. Have a positive attitude and a willingness to learn.

  2. Ability to show up on time.

  3. Ability to work long and irregular hours that vary function to function and may include days, evenings, weekend, and holidays.

  4. Able to stand for long periods; able to walk up and down stairs.

  5. Occasionally required to kneel or sit.

  6. Ability to lift up to 40lbs or more.

Backstage lineup

As a part of Rugged Labor, you’ll support live productions and warehouse operations. Expect physically active shifts with standing, lifting, and working hands-on as part of the job.

  • Loading and unloading gear

  • Prepping and deprepping equipment

  • Running cables and assisting with stage setup

  • Hanging fixtures and moving cases

  • Supporting client needs in warehouse settings

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Common Questions

  • No.

    This is part time work and the amount of work is dictated by the needs of the industry

  • We work in a variety of locations.
    Warehouses, casinos, convention areas, and or outdoor facilities.

    You will be given the details and location once you agree to the specific shift. 

  • Blacks-black work pants and black shirt. 

    Work gloves-flexible and fit to hands

    Proper shoes-work boots or sturdy shoes that cover entire foot. Composite toe preferred. No canvas or slip on shoes.

Join the Crew That Makes the Magic Happen

Rugged Labor is a Las Vegas live entertainment crew staffing company that recruits motivated individuals seeking stagehand and event labor careers, offering hands-on experience in concert, conference, and warehouse production environments across the Las Vegas area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a stagehand do at Rugged Labor?

Stagehands at Rugged Labor perform a variety of behind-the-scenes functions across live productions and warehouse environments. Responsibilities include setting up and taking down equipment, props, and other production items before and after shows, as well as warehouse duties to prepare for upcoming events. Workers may also support audio, video, lighting, and equipment operation depending on their skills.

What are the basic requirements to join the Rugged Labor team?

Rugged Labor looks for candidates with a positive attitude and a genuine willingness to learn. Applicants must be able to show up on time consistently, work long and irregular hours including days, evenings, weekends, and holidays, and be able to stand for extended periods. Prior entertainment industry experience is helpful but not always required for entry-level positions.

What kind of career growth can I expect working with Rugged Labor?

Rugged Labor's mission includes helping workers gain knowledge and skills that advance their careers in the live entertainment industry. Crew members are cross-trained across multiple disciplines including audio, video, lighting, LED, and equipment operation. This exposure helps workers build a versatile skill set that opens doors to more specialized and higher-level production roles over time.

What types of events will I work on as a Rugged Labor crew member?

Rugged Labor crew members work on concerts, corporate conferences, convention center productions, touring shows, special events, and warehouse operations across Las Vegas. The variety of productions means workers gain broad experience across different event types, venues, and production scales throughout their time with the company.

How do I apply to join the Rugged Labor crew?

Interested applicants can check the Rugged Labor website for current onboarding availability and submit an application when enrollment is open. For direct inquiries about joining the team, prospective crew members can contact Rugged Labor at 702-445-3150 or [email protected] to learn about upcoming opportunities.

Authority Sources

Resources for entertainment industry workers and labor rights in Nevada: Nevada Labor Commissioner Worker Information | BLS: Stagehands and Theatrical Production Occupations | U.S. Department of Labor Minimum Wage and Worker Rights