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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

  • Have a positive attitude and a willingness to learn.

  • Ability to work flexible hours including weekends,

  • days, evenings, and holidays.

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

  • Able to stand for long periods; able to walk up and

  • down stairs.

  • Occasionally required to kneel or sit.

  • Ability to lift up to 40lbs or more.

  • Ability to show up on time.

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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Frequently Asked Questions

Join the Crew That Makes the Magic Happen

Rugged Labor is a Las Vegas-based live entertainment crew staffing company that recruits and onboards stagehands and event crew workers to perform setup, breakdown, and warehouse duties for concerts, conferences, and special productions 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 including setting up and taking down equipment, props, and other production items before and after shows. They also work in warehouse environments preparing materials and gear for upcoming events. Roles vary by production type and size across Las Vegas.

What schedule do Rugged Labor crew members work?

Rugged Labor crew members must be available for flexible hours including days, evenings, weekends, and holidays. Hours vary from function to function and can be long and irregular depending on the production. Applicants should be comfortable with a schedule that shifts based on event demands throughout the Las Vegas entertainment calendar.

What qualities does Rugged Labor look for in new crew applicants?

Rugged Labor looks for applicants with a positive attitude and a genuine willingness to learn. Prior experience in live events or warehouse operations is beneficial, but the company also emphasizes career development, helping workers build skills within the live entertainment industry over time.

How do I apply to join the Rugged Labor crew?

Applications are submitted through the Rugged Labor website at ruggedlabor.com. Note that onboarding periods open and close periodically. If onboarding is currently closed, check back in a few weeks or contact Rugged Labor at 702-445-3150 or [email protected] to inquire about upcoming openings.

Does Rugged Labor help workers build careers in live entertainment?

Yes. Rugged Labor frames its mission around helping crew members grow careers in the live entertainment industry, not just filling short-term shifts. The company provides cross-training across event functions, giving workers exposure to multiple roles and skill sets relevant to concerts, conferences, and special productions.

Authority Sources

Employment and workforce development references for live entertainment stagehands: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: Stagehands Occupational Outlook, U.S. Department of Labor: Wages and Hours Worked, OSHA Entertainment Industry Safety Resources.