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Employer: Watford Women’s Football Club Job Title: Women’s Team – Matchday Safety Manager (Part-Time) Salary/ Hourly rate of pay: Dependent on experience Location: Watford Football Club - Training Ground, London Colney Type: Fixed Term/Permanent Part-Time Agreement (15 hours a week) Passport/Visa: Must be eligible to work in the UK Closing Date: Friday 31st July 2026 An exciting opportunity has become available within the Women’s Team at Watford Football Club. We are currently looking to recruit a part-time Matchday Safety Manager (15 hours a week), who will be responsible for the safe, secure and compliant delivery of all the Women’s home fixtures, ensuring matchday operations meet WSL, FA and local authority safety requirements. The role requires leadership on spectator safety, stewarding, safeguarding and emergency planning, ensuring a positive, inclusive and well-managed matchday environment for supporters, players, staff and...

FIFA has established a Local FIFA Subsidiary in Brazil to work together with FIFA Zurich to deliver the biggest women’s sporting event in the world, the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027™ (“FWWC2027”) that for the first time ever, is hosted in South America in Brazil. Now is your time to be part of the workforce that is creating this unique and unforgettable experience. Please submit your CV in English, as it will be reviewed by an international team. THE POSITION The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 (FWWC2027) will take place in June and July 2027, across eight stadiums in Brazil. Reporting to the Senior Catering Manager, the Food Safety Manager is responsible to ensure that the principles of Food Safety are incorporated into all operations relating to food and hydration from the planning stage through to the end of FWWC2027. This includes services at competition and non-competition venues for multiple client...

The Premier League’s Safety, Security and Operations team sits within the Policy and Social Impact department, leading the Premier League’s policy positions on matchday safety, security and service, the management of matchday risks and incidents, counterterrorism, stewarding reform, development of standards to drive safety and security improvements, crisis management of safety and security issues and the League’s relationships with national policing and public safety bodies.  We are looking for a strategic professional who can demonstrate a background working with or in law enforcement or relevant public policy, alongside other stakeholders. Working closely with the Premier League’s Head of Stadium Safety and Operations, the role will lead the development and implementation of strategy, policy initiatives and stakeholder engagement across the safety and security landscape to ensure Premier League matches remain safe and welcoming...