Senior Executive/Executive, Technical Services (Show Elements)

Job Responsibilities: Provide and oversee specialist maintenance support to theme park Show Elements, including figure finish and preserving appearances to strict IP (Intellectual Property) of popular movies or brands.

Scope will include all animated figures, animated props, vehicle foam & panelling (as necessary) and other show action equipment, resortwide.

Establish maintenance priorities and schedules to support execution of scenic restoration, repainting, artistic finishing, refurbishment projects and operational readiness while minimizing guest impact.

Plan, coordinate, and oversee preventive and corrective maintenance activities including resource allocation for show elements.

Execute and coordinate responses to the needs of supervisors, ride maintenance technicians, OEMs and wider stakeholders including Universal Destinations and Experiences (UDX), Art Directors and other RWS Business Units.

Support external vendors, contractors, and specialty fabricator's contribution to maintenance and enhancement projects.

Analyze recurring maintenance issues and implement corrective actions to improve reliability, maintainability, and long-term cost efficiency.

Identify innovative materials, repair methodologies, and industry best practices to enhance asset durability and show quality.

Utilize the Enterprise Asset Management System (Maximo) to accurately manage work orders, asset histories, maintenance documentation, labor allocation, and material usage.

Provide technical guidance and mentorship to Technical Specialists and contractors performing show element maintenance activities.

Adhere to Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) practices and foster a strong safety culture within the team.

Job Requirements:

Diploma or Degree in Visual Arts, Fine Arts, Scenic Arts, Entertainment Technology, Facilities Management, Engineering or a related discipline.

Minimum 3–5 years of experience in themed entertainment, attractions, museums, exhibitions, scenic fabrication, theatre production, or related industries.

Strong understanding of show element construction, scenic finishes, animatronic aesthetics, themed environments, and asset preservation principles.

Ability to interpret technical drawings, design specifications, artistic references, and maintenance documentation.

Strong project planning and organizational skills.

Excellent stakeholder management and communication abilities.

Self-motivated, resourceful, and capable of managing multiple priorities in a dynamic operating environment.

Comfortable working at heights and within operating attractions and themed environments.

Willing to ride attractions when required for inspection, evaluation, and troubleshooting purposes.

Able to perform shift work, including on weekends and public holidays.