BH Live is recruiting for an experienced Operations Manager to join our team at Fairfield Halls in Croydon. Fairfield Halls is an iconic arts, events and conference venue, which hosts a year-round programme of events including concerts, cultural performances, musicals and plays, conferences and exhi
Post Title: Operations Manager
Site Location: Fairfield Halls – Croydon – London
Salary: £40,000 per annum
Hours: 40 hours per week
Contract Type: Permanent
The role:
This is a generalist Operations Manager role and you will need a strong background of working and leading successful teams within a theatre, arts, heritage, or visitor attraction. Previous experience of event managing a large and busy events venue is essential for this role.
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The Operations team at Fairfield Halls is responsible for ensuring each of our visitors receives a fantastic customer experience befitting South London’s largest arts venue.
You will oversee the effective operational running of the customer-facing areas of Fairfield Halls, ensuring the highest standards of service are offered to all our visitors and maintaining appropriate levels of staffing and security.
You will need previous experience in managing and motivating staff on shift, devising rotas for large venues, scheduling inductions and refresher training for colleagues and have a sound knowledge of venue health & safety requirements.
Experience in event managing a large and busy events venue is essential.
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