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Safety Steward Supervisor

Sheffield United Football Club
Organisation
Sheffield United Football Club
Salary
14.50 p/hr
Location
Sheffield, Bramall Lane
Contract type
(Part time)
Closing date
10 July 2025
Job Description
Contract Type: Casual
Hours: Matchdays only (Approx. 6-7 hrs)
Location: Bramall Lane
Line Manager: Head of Safety & Security
Salary: £14.50 p/hr
Post Reference:BL062025-CSSS

For a valid submission, please complete and return our official application form, found on our vacancies page.

Sheffield United Football Club is looking for multiple proactive and resourceful individuals to join our Safety Management Team as a Safety Steward Supervisor. This key role involves supervising a team of stewards to help deliver a safe, secure, and welcoming environment for all attendees at Bramall Lane in line with our Safety Certificate and all other relevant safety legislation.

This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a dynamic match day team at a historic football club, helping us maintain the highest standards of safety, service, and professionalism.

Role Responsibilities:

- Lead and supervise a team of stewards to deliver a safe and exceptional customer experience for all stadium users on match day.
- Attend pre-match supervisor briefings and to carry out the specific match day instructions and approach as outlined by the Club's Safety Officer.
- Brief own team of stewards according to the instructions received from the Club's Safety Officer and to ensure that that briefing instructions are carried out through the deployment of own team.
- Oversee pre-match checks of the area for which their team will be responsible and notify the Safety Officer of any faulty safety equipment, damaged seating or suspicious articles.
- Act as a point of advice and instructions for own team throughout the match including dealing with customer complaints and safety concerns, relaying information back to the Club Safety Officer as necessary
- Observe the performance of own team and ensure that standards of health, safety, security and crowd supervision are maintained throughout the match until the Club Safety Officer stands down the stewarding teams.
- Maintain an up-to-date knowledge of Club policies and procedures, and be confident in following the corresponding protocol where required.
- Act as an ambassador for Sheffield United Football Club when interacting with all visitors to the ground and in dealing with customer issues and complaints.
- Demonstrate the highest standards in leading their team, implementing best practice on safeguarding and inclusion matters.
- Support the training and coaching of both new and experienced stewards in his/her team, supporting the General Manager in mentoring any new starters throughout their induction period.
- Support the administration of match day procedures including keeping clear, timed records of any issues encountered in their area during the event. Completing match Day Debriefing Sheets along with stand sheets.
- Ensure that any employment administration for stewards including holidays, timesheets, job numbers etc is carried out accurately and consistently. Ensuring that all steward team have clocked-in at the start of the assignment of work, and clock-out at the end of the assignment of work.
- Inform the Club Safety Officer of any incident which affects the safe and effective stewarding of the event.
- Inform the Club Safety Officer of any incident involving any injury to anyone including spectators or staff members, making a record of the incident which can be compiled as evidence for the post-match investigation.
- Inform the Club Safety Officer of any incident of a significant nature which could affect the safe running of any event.
- Inform the Club Safety Officer of any incident of a significant nature involving the potential for crowd disorder
- Attend training and staff meetings as required.
- Any other typical safety steward duties as requested by management.

Club Wide Responsibilities:

- To adhere to all Sheffield United Football Club's Safeguarding Policies and Procedures to foster an environment which protects from harm those defined as children and adults at risk.
- To report any concerns of a Safeguarding nature to the relevant parties and remain fully compliant with any applicable Safeguarding checks and due diligence and recognise your responsibility to the Club's Safeguarding agenda.
- To report any concerns of discrimination to the relevant parties and promote a welcoming and inclusive club environment for all.
- To adhere to the Club's Equality, Diversity and Inclusion policies, supporting the Club to create an environment which is inclusive and all-encompassing.

Essential Criteria for the Role:

- NVQ Level 2 in Spectator Safety
- Prior experience in a stewarding or security role
- Prior experience of following set procedures and protocols
- Good communication skills
- Team Player
- Hardworking
- Vigilant and Focused
- Good Leadership Skills

Desirable Criteria for the Role:

- NVQ Level 3 in Spectator Safety or working towards it
- First Aid Qualified
- Prior experience of leading a team and delivering briefing sessions
How to apply
Application Process Please download and save the application form before inputting information. If you require a paper copy please contact the HR department careers@sufc.co.uk or call 0114 253 7200. Completed application forms must be submitted via email to careers@sufc.co.uk stating the vacancy title in the subject or posted to HR, Sheffield United Football Club, Bramall Lane, Sheffield, S2 4SU. Closing Date: Thursday 10th July 2025 Please note that in the instance of high volumes of applications we may close this vacancy earlier than the closing date noted above. Sheffield United Application Form Required Please download and save the application form before inputting information. Eligibility for Employment in the UK In accordance with current legislative requirements the successful applicant must produce documentary verification of their eligibility to work in the UK and will not be allowed to start work until this has been received. Equality and Diversity Sheffield United FC is committed to the principle of equal opportunity in employment and its employment policies for recruitment, selection, training, development and promotion are designed to ensure that no job applicant or employee receives less favourable treatment on the grounds of race, colour, nationality, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, age, ethnic and national origin, disability or gender reassignment. Sheffield United FC are a Disability Confident Committed Employer. If you would like further information regarding the scheme and how we are able to support disabled persons within the workplace, then please contact our HR team at careers@sufc.co.uk Safer Recruitment Sheffield United FC is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults at risk. The successful applicant will be required to undertake appropriate safeguarding checks as well as providing proof of right to work in the UK. For further information on the Club's Safeguarding Statement please access the following link: sufc.co.uk/club/policies/safeguarding-policy
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