Company: MDX Global
Position Overview:
A Roadshow Setup Crew Member supports MDX Global's promotional events by handling the physical setup and teardown of displays and equipment for our 10-day roadshows. This role is part-time, on-call position and is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on work, has strong attention to detail, and can adapt to changing schedules.
Primary Responsibilities:
Loading and unloading: Move equipment, products, and display materials into and out of event venues. Setup: Assemble and arrange booths, display tables, signage, and promotional displays according to specific company instructions. ? Teardown: Safely and efficiently dismantle displays at the end of each roadshow, pack materials, move display pallets, and prepare items for transport. ? Inventory: Take & submit accurate inventory counts; restock as needed ? Maintenance: Inspect displays for any damage and repair, replace, or reset display boxes as needed to maintain professional appearance
On-site support: Maintain the cleanliness and organization of the setup area, and assist with any last-minute adjustments during setup or teardown. Communication: Maintain professional communication with vendors and MDX employees, to ensure strong ongoing working relationships with all involved. This includes any and all communication during set-up/tear-down process, etc.
Required Skills and Qualifications?
Ability to lift, carry, and move items weighing up to 50 lbs. ? Physical stamina to stand, bend, and move for extended periods. ? Dependability and teamwork skills to work effectively with other crew members. ? Attention to detail to ensure displays are set up according to company standards. ? Flexibility to work irregular hours (evenings, weekends) as roadshow schedules vary. ? Valid driver's license and access to a reliable personal vehicle for travel to event sites.
Physical Requirements?
Frequent lifting, pulling, pushing, and carrying of materials (up to 50 lbs). ? Ability to work indoors and in varying conditions.
Pay Range? This position is compensated on a piece-rate basis