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Casual Fire Steward – Allianz Stadium

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Job Posted
30 Oct 2026
Status
Part Time
Zero Hours
Location
England
Closing date
6 Nov 2026

England Rugby is looking for casual event day Fire Stewards at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham.

The Role

Allianz Stadium is the home of England Rugby, the headquarters of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) and one of the foremost sports and concert venues in the UK and Europe, with a capacity of 82,000.

Fire Stewards help ensure safety across the Allianz Stadium complex and at frequent off-site events, and play a key role if an emergency or significant incident occurs.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide a friendly and proactive service to all guests
  • Carry out tasks requested by the Fire Steward Supervisor
  • Patrol your designated area at all times
  • Carry out access control and report any hazards or defects
  • Assist with evacuation by staffing external stairways in an emergency

About You

  • Previous experience as a Fire Steward
  • Relevant fire safety qualifications
  • Serving or retired Fire Officers are welcome to apply

Key Details

  • Location: Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, and off-site events
  • Contract: Casual
  • Commitment: At least 10 events a year, mostly at weekends
  • Shifts: 8–12 hours a day
  • Full training provided
  • Closing date: 6 November 2026

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Part Time
Zero Hours
Job Type
Event Management
Stadium / Facilities Management
Sport
Rugby Union
Pay Information
Casual

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