Ely Professional Security Services Ltd
Door Supervisor & Stewards

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Ely Professional Security Services Ltd (EPSS) is an independent security company providing professional event security and stewarding services across Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, and the wider UK. The company supplies reliable, appropriately licensed personnel for events, venues, and a range of operational requirements, with a strong emphasis on professionalism, clear communication, safety, and client trust. Services include door supervisors, event security, event stewards, security supervisors, crowd management, venue and event support, and workforce planning and staffing. As a growing organization, EPSS is focused on building a trusted team of experienced staff and maintaining high standards at every event. The company is guided by a straightforward principle: professional people, properly managed, delivering security clients can depend on.
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Door Supervisors and Stewards
- Managing access to venues
- Checking tickets or passes
- Conducting bag and person searches where required
- Monitoring entrances and exits to ensure a safe environment
Team members will:
- Oversee crowd flow
- Provide clear directions
- Respond to incidents or emergencies in line with company procedures
- Report any safety or security concerns to supervisors
The position includes:
- Working closely with event organizers
- Liaising with other security staff
- Maintaining accurate incident and shift reports
Shifts may include evenings, weekends, and public holidays, depending on event schedules.
Qualifications
- Relevant security or door supervision license (e.g., SIA or PSA) and a strong understanding of event safety and crowd management principles.
- Experience in event security, door supervision, or stewarding, with the ability to manage queues, monitor crowds, and respond calmly to challenging situations.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability to give clear instructions, de-escalate conflict, and interact respectfully with diverse members of the public.
- Strong situational awareness, reliability, and professionalism, with a consistent focus on safety, client service, and team collaboration.
- Good physical fitness and the ability to stand for extended periods, work outdoors when required, and complete shifts that may include evenings and weekends.
- Basic report writing skills and confidence in following documented procedures and completing incident or shift documentation accurately.
- Previous experience in events, hospitality, or customer service is beneficial; additional training in first aid or emergency response is an advantage.
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