Supervisor

The Supervisor Entertainment & Events – Props is responsible for the hands-on maintenance, repair, and operational readiness of all show props, show vehicles, and associated technical elements across Six Flags Qiddiya City and Aquarabia.

This role is a practical, workshop-led position requiring a highly skilled all-rounder who can diagnose, repair, and maintain a wide range of assets - from electric show vehicles and mechanical props to the on-board playback systems and scenic elements - ensuring safe, reliable, and show-ready operation at all times.

The Supervisor will lead by example as a “roll up your sleeves” problem solver, supporting daily operations, troubleshooting issues in real time, and maintaining the highest standards of safety, functionality, and visual quality.

Key Functional Tasks:

Show Props & Scenic Maintenance

• Maintain, repair, and refurbish all hand props, scenic elements, and show set pieces 
• Carry out practical repairs including:
• Gluing, bonding, and structural fixes
• Fiberglass repairs and touch-ups
• Painting and finishing
• Basic carpentry and fabrication
• Ensure all props remain show-quality and on-brand

Show Vehicles (EV Fleet) Maintenance

• Oversee maintenance of electric show vehicles including:

o Tires, brakes, steering, and mechanical systems

o Battery systems and charging infrastructure

o Safety features (horns, lights, warning systems)

• Perform routine inspections and preventative maintenance
•  Liaise with specialist vendors when required, but own first-line diagnosis and fixes

Technical Playback & Embedded Systems

• Maintain and troubleshoot show playback systems, including:

o iPads / tablets

o Tascam / solid-state playback devices

o Basic audio signal paths and connections

• Diagnose and resolve issues related to:

o Cabling, connectors, and power supply

o Playback reliability and triggering systems

Workshop & Fabrication

• Operate as a practical workshop lead, maintaining tools, equipment, and workspace
• Support fabrication and modification of props and show elements as required
• Manage safe use of tools (hand tools, power tools, soldering equipment, etc.)

Operational Support

• Attend rehearsals, technical run-throughs, and live performances as required to observe how hand props are used in practice
• Identify potential wear, damage risks, or handling issues arising from performer use and staging
• Implement practical solutions to improve prop durability and longevity, including reinforcement, protective finishes, and handling adjustments
• Develop and introduce appropriate on-stage and backstage storage solutions to protect props during use and between performances
• Provide on-the-spot troubleshooting and emergency repairs during rehearsals and live operations as required

Special Events

• Coordinate prop preparation, installation, removal, and storage for shows and special events

Daily excellence

• Ensure all props are maintained to required artistic, operational, and safety standards.

Requirements

Knowledge & Experience;

Minimum 3–5 years’ hands-on experience in:

• Theme parks, live entertainment, events, or similar environments

Strong practical experience across multiple disciplines:

• Mechanical repair
• Basic electrical systems
• Scenic/prop fabrication
• Technical troubleshooting

Experience working with:

• Show props and scenic elements
• Vehicles or moving assets (preferred)
• Playback or show control systems (basic level)

Understanding of live entertainment production processes and backstage operations.

Ability to work flexible schedules including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Education & Certifications:

Strong problem-solving mindset – able to diagnose and fix issues quickly

Confident with tools and hands-on repair work

Practical knowledge of:

• Carpentry
• Painting & finishing
• Fiberglass repair
• Basic electrics & soldering

Ability to work independently with minimal supervision

Calm under pressure during live operations

High attention to detail and safety