Set
Up Duties
Unloading
and packing of equipment and
product. Lots of hammering and
handling of fireworks. Placement and securing
of the fringing racks; Shell preparation,
match, squib, etc. Organization
and Dropping of shells, taping
and clearing of the muzzles,
mapping and wiring of shells to
the pyro board.
Crew
Expectations
- Fireworks are dangerous a
Safety First mentality is a
must!
- Must be over 18 years old
- Must be professional,
attentive and respect the
client's property and staff.
- Follow directions and ask
questions
- Must not be under the
influence of any drug or
alcohol
- No Smoking within 100 feet
of product
- No Personal
Fireworks, illegal drugs or
alcohol.
- Assistance in setting up
and tearing down.
- Expect a 10-12 hour
day
- Complete a
Department of Justice
questionnaire form
- You will only do what your
comfortable doing.
- Hot,
Hot,
Hot!!! Fun
Fun Fun!!!
Prepare for both!!!
- May have to wear silly
looking hats too...
What
to Bring
Any special equipment is
provided as well as food,
workers compensation insurance, a T-Shirt
and personalized ID card.
Funny ID picture must be
provided in advance of the show.
- Extra
Water/Gatorade Special food
requirements (Vegetarian,
etc.)
- Collapsible Chairs and tables
- Hammer
- Goggles
- Flash light
(extra batteries)
- Sun Block
- Wire cutters
- Gloves
- Sturdy
shoes or boots
(No open toe
shoes)
- Jacket or long sleeve shirt
(100% cotton or Nomex)
Shorts and long pants
(100% cotton or Nomex)
- Collapsible tent for shade
- A safe, fun and positive
attitude!!!
Fire
in the HOLE!!!
-
Crew
members are required
to be calm
and collective. Be
alert and attentive to
commands and cues
-
Firing the
show either manually
or electronically Hand
lighting set pieces
-
Trouble
shooting
unforeseen problems,
Security, Dud search
after the show
-
You
will only be asked to do
what you are comfortable
doing and you will be well
supervised to assure safety.
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