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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.

Crew members setting up equipment at a large live event venue

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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Rugged Labor is a Las Vegas-based live entertainment crew staffing company that recruits and onboards stagehands and event crew workers for behind-the-scenes roles at concerts, conferences, special productions, and warehouse operations throughout the Las Vegas area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a stagehand do at Rugged Labor?

Stagehands at Rugged Labor perform a range of physical, behind-the-scenes tasks including setting up and breaking down equipment, props, and production materials before and after shows. They also work in warehouse environments preparing gear and supplies for upcoming events. Roles vary by production type and size.

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

Rugged Labor seeks candidates with a positive attitude and a genuine willingness to learn. Applicants must be able to work flexible and irregular hours including days, evenings, weekends, and holidays. Physical stamina and reliability are important, as event schedules vary significantly from one function to the next.

Is prior experience required to join the Rugged Labor crew?

Rugged Labor welcomes applicants at various experience levels. The company emphasizes skill-building and career development within the live entertainment industry, framing employment as an opportunity to grow professionally. A willingness to learn and a strong work ethic are prioritized alongside any existing technical knowledge.

How do I apply to work for Rugged Labor?

When onboarding is open, prospective crew members can apply through the Rugged Labor website at ruggedlabor.com. If onboarding is temporarily closed, the site will indicate when to check back. You can also reach out directly by phone at 702-445-3150 or by email at [email protected] to express interest.

What career opportunities exist in the live entertainment industry through Rugged Labor?

Working with Rugged Labor gives crew members hands-on experience across concerts, conferences, and special productions in Las Vegas. The company supports workers in developing skills across multiple event disciplines, creating pathways to longer-term careers in live event production, stage management, and related technical fields.

Authority Sources

Employment and career resources for stagehands and live event workers: Bureau of Labor Statistics - Stagehands Occupational Outlook (bls.gov); U.S. Department of Labor - Fair Labor Standards Act (dol.gov); Nevada Labor Commissioner - Employment Standards (labor.nv.gov).