GST Riggers on TOUR!

Yesterday we spent all day at Beijing, training the SCC fabricators in Fall Protection: Authorized Person! I am glad Richard Weng, General Manager for SCC took this step with his staff in safety! Keep up the good work and be safe! #showbizz #stagehand #rigger #Fabricators #roadie #rigging #stage #Theatrical

Rock Shi, GST Rigging Director is at Qingdao, China working with Stage Tech. He states, "These aren't new tattoos all over me, IT'S GREASE!" Looks good on him though! Keep up the good work! Even the Rigging Director has to get dirty sometime! #showbizz #stage #automation #stagehand #rigger #install #EntertainmentinChina

show GST: Rigging Division will be training Show Canada China a.k.a.. STS, Fall Protection: Authorized Person. Our trainers will be there on the 27th of July! Should be a good training session. It's a long road to become a rigger or to call yourself a rigger, but it all starts with safety first and with this training session! Glad they have started the process! #stage #rigging #rigger #stagehand #EntertainmentinChina

GST will have a booth at this years LDI 2018 at the Las Vegas Convention Center! Come by and say HI! Global Stage Techs. LLC USA / China www.globalstagetechs.com

Vendors will promise you EVERYTHING but will deliver nothing but, invoices and delays! Yes, the vendors here in China are notorious for saying they can do what you are asking and have knowledge and experience with the entertainment industry standards that you are requiring. However, when the work is actually being done; Its either not fabricated as per your design or the crew isn't aware of Health and Safety best work practices that you are expecting to be followed. The en

Fabricating Rigging wire rope in CHINA! The tools you will need!

I am holding a homemade saw in my hands. We were installing lifts at the Shanghai Disney Resort. ALL STEEL, but for some reason needed a s

In case you are planning on moving to China to work as a Stage Manager, Stage Technician, Technical Director, etc... there are a few things you should be aware of; First, if you don't know the language you will have a hard time getting the most basic things done like rigging, lighting and explaining the designers artistic vision of the install and why the crew has to move things around three or four times. Second, you will have a hard time finding a translator that knows "t