Event Fabricator

GOLFTEC Intellectual Property LLC•Denver, CO

3d•$58,000 - $70,000

About The Position

The Event Fabricator builds scenic and structural elements in TWO12 | GOLFTEC Events’ in-house shop and travels with those builds to support installation, on-site problem solving, and load-out during the active season. Because the agency designs, draws, fabricates, and installs its own builds, the role provides direct visibility into how work performs in the field. Shop work includes fabricating from construction drawings with materials such as wood, metal, foam, acrylics, laminates, and composites; operating shop equipment; completing finish work; building jigs and fixtures; packing builds for transport; and maintaining shop cleanliness, tools, inventory accuracy, and safety standards. Field work includes traveling to event sites to set, level, assemble, rig, and finish builds; making modifications or fabricating on site as needed; and completing scheduled load-outs while tracking assets. The role follows the competitive golf calendar. From February through August, it involves extensive domestic travel—approximately three or more weeks per month—as well as early call times, extended hours, and weekend and holiday work during installation and load-out windows. Work is outdoors in variable conditions. From September through January, the position is based at the Denver facility, focused on fabrication and preparation for the coming season on a conventional shop schedule.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience in fabrication, carpentry, scenic construction, exhibit or display building, cabinetmaking, or event production.
Ability to read construction drawings and build accurately from them.
Demonstrated finish-quality workmanship suitable for close guest viewing.
Ownership of personal hand tools.
Physical ability to lift 50+ lbs, work from ladders and lifts, and sustain extended hours in variable outdoor conditions.
Valid driver's license and clean driving record.
Availability for extensive travel, approximately three or more weeks per month from February through August.

Nice To Haves

Welding certification, MIG and/or TIG.
CNC operation and programming experience.
Rigging experience or certification.
Forklift, scissor lift, or boom lift certification.
Scenic painting and specialty finish experience.
Basic electrical, lighting, or AV integration knowledge.
CDL.
Prior experiential, trade show, touring, or themed environment experience.

Responsibilities

Build scenic and structural elements from construction drawings using wood, metal, foam, acrylics, laminates, and composite materials.
Operate shop equipment, including table saws, panel saws, miter saws, routers, CNC machines, drill presses, sanders, and welding equipment.
Perform finish work to specified tolerances, including laminate and veneer application, paint and scenic finishes, vinyl application, and hardware installation.
Build jigs and fixtures to support consistent, repeatable production.
Crate, case, and pack builds for transport with attention to field reassembly requirements.
Maintain shop cleanliness, tool condition, material inventory accuracy, and safety standards.
Travel to event sites to set, level, assemble, rig, and finish builds.
Perform field modifications and on-site fabrication as site conditions require.
Complete scheduled load-outs and maintain full asset accountability.