Kayla Noe

I worked for a fireworks company called Pyro Shows. When it comes to actually shooting fireworks, safety and precision are the top priorities. You’re responsible for setting everything up according to the show plan, which includes loading shells, connecting fuses or wires, and making sure everything is positioned correctly. You have to double-check all equipment—whether it’s electronic firing systems or manual setups—to make sure everything is working and safe. Timing, coordination, and clear communication with the rest of the crew are super important during the show. After it’s over, you also have to help with cleanup and make sure there are no misfires or unexploded shells left behind. It’s a serious job that takes focus, teamwork, and a strong understanding of the risks involved.