Ministry Protective
Event Security Manager

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WE’RE HIRING – EVENT SECURITY MANAGER | LONDON
Ministry Protective is looking for an experienced Event Security Manager to join our operational team on a temporary contract for a major London event.
📍 Location: London
📅 Contract: Mid-November 2026 – Early January 2027
🕒 Role: Temporary / Full-Time Event Deployment
This is a hands-on operational management position, responsible for overseeing security teams within a busy, high-footfall event environment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage the day-to-day delivery of the security operation
- Lead, brief and deploy Security Supervisors and SIA Door Supervisors
- Maintain high standards of customer service, safety and professionalism
- Liaise directly with event management, venue teams and other stakeholders
- Monitor crowd movement, capacities and potential areas of vulnerability
- Manage incidents and ensure appropriate escalation and reporting
- Ensure assignment instructions, licensing conditions and operational procedures are followed
- Conduct staff welfare and performance checks throughout each shift
- Maintain accurate incident, deployment and operational records
- Support senior management with changes to deployment and emerging operational requirements
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Requirements:
- Significant experience managing security at large-scale events, festivals or high-footfall venues
- A valid SIA Door Supervisor or Close Protection Licence
- Strong leadership and people-management skills
- Excellent communication and client-facing abilities
- Experience managing large security teams
- A strong understanding of crowd management, event safety and incident response
- The ability to remain calm and make effective decisions in a fast-moving environment
- Excellent standards of professionalism and presentation
- Flexibility to work days, evenings, weekends and peak event dates throughout the contract


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Advantageous qualifications and experience:
- Crowd management qualifications, IOSH/NEBOSH, First Aid and previous experience working at major London events
This is an excellent opportunity to take a senior operational role within one of London's major seasonal events and work alongside the Ministry Protective management team.
Interested?
Please send your CV and a brief summary of your relevant event security management experience to Ministry Protective.
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