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About the role

Lead operations support, guest experience and hospitality front of house across Liverpool Experience Campus.

What you’ll do

• Coordinate security, stewarding, cleaning, hospitality and venue resources for events.
• Lead a small team, oversee service providers and manage guest feedback and complaints.

Experience and requirements

• Significant venue, hospitality, event or other operational management experience
• Substantial operations management, team leadership, contractor management and budget experience.
• The job pack lists NEBOSH, advanced first aid, crowd management and several further safety qualifications as essential.

Qualifications

• APM level 4 · Preferred
• NEBOSH – Essential · Required

Benefits

• Enhanced holiday and access to a pension and healthcare scheme.

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Sell memberships for The Addison lounge and premium hospitality packages across Olympia’s live events.

What you’ll do

• Find prospects through outreach, referrals and networking, and handle proposals, negotiation and closing.
• Build repeat business with private and corporate clients.

Experience and requirements

• A record of winning business and exceeding targets in premium hospitality, memberships or similar high-end sales.

Benefits

• 25 days’ annual leave
• 5% pension contribution

About the role

Produce events, exhibitions and community-rooted arts projects for Haringey’s London Borough of Culture programme.

What you’ll do

• Work with artists, venues and local communities to take projects from development through delivery.
• Coordinate production, budgets, partnerships, volunteers and reporting.

Experience and requirements

• Minimum five years of senior producing experience
• Experienced arts producer able to lead complex projects across a range of sites and partners.

About the role

Take senior responsibility for complex Formula 1, corporate and live event productions from planning through review.

What you’ll do

• Lead several projects at once, managing schedules, crews, client relationships and technical delivery.
• Manage budgets, profitability and risk and mentor production staff.

Experience and requirements

• Minimum 8 years’ experience within live events, technical production, AV or broadcast industries.
• At least eight years in live events, technical production, AV or broadcast, including complex productions and team leadership.
• Strong AV knowledge and experience managing budgets and forecasts.

Qualifications

• Prince2, APM or equivalent project management qualifications. · Preferred
• Full UK driving licence. · Required
• Health & Safety qualifications including IOSH or NEBOSH. · Preferred

About the role

Lead the hospitality sales and events team at ExCeL London while managing a portfolio of high-value client accounts.

What you’ll do

• Coach staff, allocate workloads and oversee event handovers and delivery.
• Track pipeline, revenue and forecasting, and act as the senior contact for complex client issues.

Experience and requirements

• End-to-end event and account management, team leadership and a record of meeting sales targets.
• English and maths GCSEs or equivalent. A relevant HND or degree is desirable.

Qualifications

• an HND/Degree in Events, Hospitality or a related subject is desirable. · Preferred
• GCSE (or equivalent) qualifications in English and Maths · Accepted as one route

Benefits

• 23 days’ leave plus bank holidays and a birthday day off.
• Healthcare support, life assurance and meals on duty.

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Win high-value event bookings for Olympia’s International Convention Centre.

What you’ll do

• Build business with agencies, associations and corporate clients in the UK and abroad.
• Represent the venue at trade shows and prepare proposals and pitch materials.

Experience and requirements

• Experience selling high-value events, exceeding revenue targets and managing complex stakeholder relationships.

Benefits

• 25 days’ annual leave
• 5% pension contribution

About the role

Lead the delivery of racing simulators for Formula 1 and corporate hospitality clients.

What you’ll do

• Configure networked simulator setups and solve hardware or connectivity problems at events.
• Handle on-site client relationships and oversee simulator fleet calibration, upgrades and maintenance.

Experience and requirements

• 2+ years of experience driving, operating or building race cars / simulators, including demonstrable experience in a senior, lead or supervisory capacity.
• At least two years driving, operating or building race cars or simulators, including lead or supervisory work.
• Advanced racing and car setup knowledge and confidence fixing network problems during live events.

Qualifications

• A diploma or degree in Motorsport Engineering or equivalent preferred. · Preferred

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Deliver audio for live events and conferences for MSP Global.

What you’ll do

• Design PA systems from CAD plans, calculate power needs and set up radio, lectern and delegate microphones.
• Operate mixing desks and QLab and record or edit playback.

Experience and requirements

• Corporate event audio experience and confidence working with clients.
• Valid UK driving licence and own transport.

Qualifications

• Possession of a valid UK driving licence and own transport. · Required

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Support the Head Chef in preparing and serving food for meetings and events at Convene Manchester.

What you’ll do

• Help plan and cost menus, supervise kitchen staff and coordinate delegate catering with the events team.
• Support stock rotation and oversee service and kitchen costs when the Head Chef is away.

Experience and requirements

• Experience managing and developing kitchen teams
• Experience managing and developing a kitchen team.
• Currently based in the UK with permission to work without sponsorship.

Benefits

• Private medical insurance
• 25 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays
• Company sick pay

About the role

Welcome artists, visiting companies and guests at the stage door, primarily at Sadler’s Wells East.

What you’ll do

• Handle visitor enquiries and deliveries and support the venue’s safety and security procedures.

Experience and requirements

• Previous switchboard or reception experience
• Experience on a switchboard or reception, strong customer service and an understanding of safeguarding and confidentiality.
• Current UK right to work.

Benefits

• Employee assistance, complimentary tickets and discounts, and enhanced holiday policies.

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Join the Apollo Victoria stage team, supporting its resident production, visiting events and other ATG West End venues as needed.

What you’ll do

• Help maintain stage machinery and backstage facilities, support repairs and supervise visiting contractors.
• Cover duty stage technician or fire officer duties for at least four performances per week.

Experience and requirements

• Theatre stage work or transferable experience, basic maintenance skills and familiarity with workplace safety.

Qualifications

• First Aid at Work trained. · Preferred
• IOSH certificate. · Preferred

About the role

Develop stagecraft skills while making and running shows alongside the National Theatre’s permanent stage teams.

What you’ll do

• Support day-to-day stage operations and gain experience that prepares you for further technician roles.

Experience and requirements

• Previous experience in professional theatre
• Some professional theatre work and basic knowledge of show running, flying, rigging and working at height.
• The employer welcomes graduates, apprentices and people who entered theatre by other routes. UK right to work is required and visa sponsorship is unavailable for this role.

Qualifications

• Graduate, completed apprenticeship or another theatre route · Accepted as one route

Benefits

• Training and staff tickets where available.

About the role

Help Trinity College students take part in events and activities outside their studies as part of the Tutorial team.

What you’ll do

• Maintain the student intranet and freshers’ site and prepare communications about student events.

Experience and requirements

• Experience organising events, preferably involving students, academics or alumni
• Organising events and an interest in improving the student experience.
• Degree-level education or an equivalent qualification.

Qualifications

• Degree in any discipline · Preferred

Benefits

• 25 days of holiday plus eight public holidays pro rata, on-site lunch, pension and private healthcare.

About the role

Lead technical operations and building management for York’s Grand Opera House.

What you’ll do

• Ensure visiting productions receive technical support and manage the venue’s technical team and operating budgets.
• Oversee building services, equipment maintenance, inspections and safe working practices.

Experience and requirements

• Experience managing technical teams at live performance venues and overseeing buildings or facilities.

Qualifications

• IOSH Certificate, First Aid, Fire Marshal Risk qualifications · Preferred

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Run the technical and production function for live events at Connexin Live.

What you’ll do

• Manage the venue technician and casual crew, and agree production requirements with promoters and contractors.
• Oversee venue changeovers, power, lighting and sound, including on-the-spot maintenance.
• Manage risk assessments and keep technical systems compliant.

Experience and requirements

• Technical operations experience at a live entertainment or multipurpose venue.
• Experience with equipment maintenance, AutoCAD, Dante and event lighting networks.
• Knowledge of safe production practice and technical compliance.

Benefits

• 25 days’ annual leave
• 5% pension contribution

About the role

Provide sound support for Barbican Concert Hall events, with some lighting, AV and broadcast work.

What you’ll do

• Rig and operate systems, work from stage plans and help maintain sound equipment.
• Support concerts, conferences and streamed events, including setup of the broadcast gallery.

Experience and requirements

• Professional DiGiCo experience, knowledge of Dante and MADI and the ability to mix shows and patch stages.
• Able to work safely at height.

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Provide technical support for shows, screenings, rehearsals and hires at The Elgiva and The Little Theatre.

What you’ll do

• Prepare and operate equipment, act as duty technician and support visiting companies through fit-up and get-out.
• Help with rigging, focusing, set builds and technical records.

Experience and requirements

Qualifications

• First Aid qualification. · Preferred
• IPAF, PASMA or Working at Height training. · Preferred

About the role

Keep vehicles and pedestrians moving safely at Abingdon’s fireworks event.

What you’ll do

• Operate stop/go boards and manage signage and site access.
• Follow the traffic management plan and respond to changing conditions on site.

Experience and requirements

• Hands-on traffic management or traffic control experience, including stop/go operations
• Hands-on traffic management experience, including stop/go operations.
• M1/M2 or M5/M6 accreditation is needed for the qualified day rates. Experienced applicants without accreditation can be considered at the hourly rate.
• Bring your own safety boots.

Qualifications

• M1/M2 or M5/M6 traffic management qualification · Accepted as one route

Benefits

• Paid travel time. Limited transport from Birmingham or Coventry, or parking at the site.

About the role

Help visitors at Tulleys’ Christmas Light Festival in a seasonal, customer-facing role.

What you’ll do

• Give directions, use tills and card terminals and help customers with gifts and purchases.

Experience and requirements

• Applicants must be at least 16.

About the role

Welcome visitors and handle questions at Tulleys’ Christmas Light Festival, with responsibility for an assigned area.

Experience and requirements

• Previous stewarding experience is not essential.
• Applicants must be 18 or over because the role involves independent working and safety responsibilities.

About the role

Freelance venue lighting work with Phoenix Pro AV.

What you’ll do

• Set up, operate and fault-find lighting equipment and networks.

Experience and requirements

• Experience in AV production for large-scale live events
• Know grandMA2 at indigo at The O2, Avolites Arena at Troxy and fixtures from manufacturers such as Robe, Martin and GLP.

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Lead the opening and day-to-day operations of Convene Rathbone, a London meetings and events venue due to open in spring 2027.

What you’ll do

• Build the team and coordinate reception, event operations, AV, catering and client service.
• Manage payroll, budgets and how the venue uses its event space, working with regional sales and revenue teams.

Experience and requirements

• Pre-opening operations experience is advantageous
• Experience leading and developing an operations team. Venue opening experience is advantageous.
• Currently based in the UK with permission to work without sponsorship.

Benefits

• Private medical insurance
• 25 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays
• Company sick pay

About the role

Manage the bar and front-of-house operation at Wilton’s Music Hall and act as duty manager during events.

What you’ll do

• Recruit, train and supervise casual staff, coordinate security briefings and maintain service standards.
• Order and reconcile stock, invoices and till records.

Experience and requirements

• Experience supervising a busy bar, duty-managing a venue, managing casual staff and using electronic tills.

Qualifications

• First Aid at Work certificate · Required
• To hold a Personal Licence. · Required

Benefits

• 25 days’ annual leave pro rata plus bank holidays.

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Freelance venue sound work setting up and operating audio systems.

What you’ll do

• Operate and troubleshoot sound equipment on site.

Experience and requirements

• Experience in AV production for large-scale live events
• Knowledge of d&b and JBL audio, Soundcraft consoles and Q-SYS.
• The employer prefers experience working across multicore, patch, front-of-house and monitor positions.

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Provide technical support for shows, cinema, conferences and private events at The Spotlight in Hoddesdon.

What you’ll do

• Rig and operate sound, lighting and stage equipment, and supervise casual technicians.

Experience and requirements

• At least three years as a professional theatre technician in a multifunctional venue
• At least three years as a professional theatre technician in a multi-use venue.
• First aid and fire marshal training are essential; the council can train the successful candidate. Electrical installation and formal backstage qualifications are desirable.

Qualifications

• Electrical installation and formal backstage technical qualifications · Preferred

Benefits

• Local Government Pension Scheme and free council leisure-centre membership.