Production Coordinator
Rock The House is a nationally recognized Live Event production group working at the intersection of cutting-edge technology and immersive entertainment. We create experiences that hit differently, significantly, and dramatically through our full suite of services: Production, Experiential, Rental, Talent, and Installation. We produce corporate conferences for Fortune 500 brands, festivals seen by millions, the nation's most significant gatherings, and exclusive social events. Cleveland-based with a global portfolio, rooted in Midwest grit.
About The Role
The Production Coordinator is part of the logistics hub of our production organization — a team that touches every event RTH produces. Your core areas of involvement are event logistics (trucking, travel, and staffing), cross-rental sourcing and management, and department reporting. You'll work alongside production admins, staffing coordinators, and project managers to ensure shows run smoothly and teams are supported. This is a detail-heavy, fast-moving role for someone who thrives in making complicated logistics look effortless.
Responsibilities
- Event Logistics — Staffing, Travel & Crew Management
- Book and manage staff travel for out-of-town events: flights, hotels, ground transportation, and hospitality
- Keep event documentation updated in clients' third-party festival management software, including labor, names, credentials, site equipment requests, and meals
- Coordinate trucking and freight for events: carrier scheduling, pickup and delivery windows, and check-in/check-out with the warehouse team
- Track travel budgets by event and communicate itineraries clearly to crews and project managers
- Handle last-minute travel and logistics changes during show weeks, including after-hours adjustments when required
- Cross-Rental Sourcing & Management
- Actively participate in the day-to-day cross-rental (sub-rental) process: source equipment from partner vendors, obtain and compare quotes, and confirm bookings
- Track cross-rental pricing and build/maintain a preferred vendor and rate database to protect show margins
- Coordinate cross-rental pickups, returns, and delivery logistics with vendors and the warehouse team
- Reconcile cross-rental invoices against quotes and flag discrepancies before payment
- Department Reporting
- Design and maintain up-to-date department reports, keeping formats current as the team's needs evolve
- Run recurring reports from production systems, including post-show reports, assignments, production scorecards, and venue detail sheets
- Conduct production database audits
- Production Team Responsibilities
- Monitor and process emails from department distribution lists
- Support paperwork advances, festival pre-work, and event documentation alongside the planning team and project managers
- Process equipment ordering for outside resources (generators, lifts, heavy equipment)
- Process basic-level employee documentation
- Write and maintain department processes for the areas you own
- Serve in on-site support roles at events when needed
- Handle other duties or special projects as requested
Requirements
- Passion for live events including the performing arts, concerts, festivals, and live touring
- 2+ years in event production, live events, AV, hospitality, PAC work, travel coordination, or logistics (or equivalent)
- Strong organizational skills; comfortable juggling multiple events, vendors, and deadlines
- Confident negotiating and communicating with outside vendors by text, phone, and email
- Detail-oriented with numbers: comparing quotes, tracking budgets, reconciling invoices
- Proficiency with spreadsheets and comfort learning scheduling/inventory software
- Flexibility to support evening and weekend event schedules as needed
- Valid driver's license and clean motor vehicle record
Pay
$19.00–$22.00 per hour, based on experience. Overtime eligible (full-time, non-exempt).
Benefits
- Health benefits and PTO per company policy
- Mileage reimbursement per company policy
Schedule
- Hybrid schedule: weekdays in person at the RTH office in Bedford, OH, with telecommuting eligibility (up to 2 days/week) after 90 days
- Travel up to 20% of the year
- Hands-on exposure to nationally recognized events, festivals, and productions