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Crowd Safety Steward - Ipswich Light Trail
Stewarding Roles Available over Christmas
- Ipswich, Suffolk
Illuminates are a magical, family friendly event that will light up Christmas this winter. This spectacular light trail will feature a variety of brand-new captivating lights & installations for 2026.
We are looking for fun, friendly, customer-focused team members to join our light trails this winter. This position is based in Ipswich, and you must be able to make your own way to the shifts. Shifts will also be available on bank holidays over Christmas, boxing day and New Year’s Eve. As a steward you will be looking after emergency exits, providing directional advice and providing a friendly presence. The shift times are15:30 - 21:00 each day. The trail begins 14th November 2026 - 1st January 2027.
Job details:
Pay
- £12.76 per hour (£14.30 p/h once holiday is claimed)
Job type
- Part-time
Schedule
- Weekday availability
- Weekend availability
What do we look for?
- Open and friendly personality
- Drive and initiative
- Good customer service
- Must be over 18 years of age
What are the next steps of applying?
- Apply for the role using this webpage.
- Complete the initial application form and record you interview answers via video. (It’s simple to do)
- If your interview is successful, you will receive an email confirming this along with the next steps
Choosing to work with Vespasian gives you access to:
- Fun and flexible work
- Competitive rates of pay
- Our easy online booking portal
- Paid holiday
- Monthly pay on a PAYE basis
- Company pension
- Online Counter Terrorism training
- CPD
Vespasian Security Ltd began as a family run company in 2006, growing into a multi-award nominated company with over 1000 employees. We specialise in the supply of security and crowd management teams to the entertainment and leisure industries, still maintaining our core values.
Progression is available! Our sister company, Broadside Training, offers SIA Door Supervisor training courses regularly.
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