3 jobs found in Halewood

About the role What will you be doing? You’ll work in our state-of-the-art kitchens alongside a team of highly skilled and creative chefs, supporting the delivery of high-quality food across match days and events. You will: Assist with basic food preparation. Unload and store deliveries safely and efficiently. Maintain cleanliness by emptying bins, sweeping, and mopping floors. Ensure all kitchen equipment is cleaned and stored correctly. Carry out deep cleaning of fridges and storage areas to meet hygiene standards. Support with washing up, ensuring all items are cleaned and ready for service. Keep back-of-house areas clear and organised, including end-of-day cleaning and waste removal.   Who are we looking for? We’re looking for people who are: Experienced in working in a fast-paced kitchen or similar environment. Knowledgeable or aware of manual handling techniques. Familiar with basic kitchen...

Football Data Collector (Casual) Watch football and get paid Hours: 50 - 100 hours of paid training through July & August Work Time: Mainly Evenings and Weekends Experience: Entry Level Location: Leeds Job Type: Casual and/or Part-Time Contract Role Description We need committed and enthusiastic people to collect data for various matches, mainly Top European Leagues including UK football. Data collection is done from our Leeds Office (near Elland Road Stadium) to provide a new dataset for professional football. We are looking for casual workers who can be trained over the summer, before moving into Live Collection from August. We anticipate longer-term contracts, and full-time roles will become available.   Key Responsibilities Learn detailed instructions and definitions regarding football data collection Accurately and quickly collect extensive data points while watching a football match using our bespoke software...

Location:  St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park Contract:  Fixed Term – 12 Months (3 x 4-month rotations) Reports to:  Department Leads ​ Birmingham City are partnering with the PFA & EFL to offer an opportunity to help former players and scholars move into meaningful, long-term careers away from the pitch. Administered by League Football Education (LFE), the scheme creates funded, year-long placements for former players and scholars to gain experience in non-coaching roles at EFL clubs, with a view to keeping football experience within the game and supporting members as they transition into new careers. OPPS roles are open to all PFA members, and successful candidates receive structured support, training, and development over the year. ​ Birmingham City Football Club is on the rise. With an incredible history dating back to 1875, Birmingham City Football Club is part of an exciting period of...