Christchurch Lantern Festival Setup Assistant

19 November 2011

Organisation/person name:

BECreative

Work type:

Temporary: Full-Time

Work classification:

Production - Event

Job description:

I am looking for assistant to help with setup of lanterns at the lantern festival.

Dates are: 7th - 13th Feb, not including the show days at the weekend. The Friday is a long work day.

Pay rate depends on experience and the positions I have left.

I am looking for people who are enthusiastic and creative, have some knowledge of simple electrical wiring (3 pin plug, 2 core wiring), and who are fit and able (for loading and unloading lanterns).

We work come rain or shine. It's a rewarding festival to work at and a great crew to be part of.

Please send me your CV and point out any experience you have had (art, technical, working at events in production) plus any extra skills that you have that may be useful. Those who I feel are suitable I will contact to meet with for a further chat towards the end of December.

Opportunity location:

Hagley Park, Christchurch

Key skills sought:

Artistic Creativity

Simple electrical wiring

Able to lift and load

Start date:

Tuesday, 7 February 2012

End date:

Monday, 13 February 2012

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Friday, 9 December 2011

Contact details:

bec@becreative.co.nz

Submitted by BECreative on Sat, 19/11/2011 - 4:57pm.

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