Nibbs Events Ltd
Production Assistant
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Term: Full time, permanent (6-month probation period)
Location: London (Paddington Office)
Salary: £29,000 per year (salary review after successful completion of 6 month probationary period)
Reports to: Senior Producer
Application requirements: Email your CV and Cover Letter to office@nibbsevents.com
Application deadline: 12:00noon on Tuesday 15th September
About Us
Nibbs Events is a creative-led events agency specialising in high-profile entertainment and cultural moments. We produce world-renowned red-carpet productions, film premieres, concerts, brand activations and special events showcased to global media. With over 25 years’ experience, we are the trusted partner for delivering excellence and world-class event production for some of the world’s biggest brands. As our client base and project scope continue to grow, this is an exciting opportunity to join our fast-paced, innovative team.
The Role
This is an entry-level position within a thriving events agency at a pivotal moment in our growth. We’re looking for someone driven, curious, and ready to get stuck in as we consistently go above and beyond for our clients.
As a Production Assistant, you’ll work closely with the assigned Project Lead across multiple projects, supporting the planning and delivery of major events including the BAFTA Film Awards, Fashion Awards and Pride of Britain. You’ll gain hands-on experience across every stage of event production. We’re seeking an energetic, ambitious and highly organised individual who’s excited to help deliver the exceptional events Nibbs Events is known for.
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Key Responsibilities
- Support the project team with administrative tasks across tenders, pitches and live projects from planning through to delivery.
- Manage daily administrative needs such as meeting scheduling and room bookings, travel arrangements, agenda preparation, minute taking, research and supplier coordination.
- Support calendar management across the team.
- Handle confidential files, correspondence and records with care, accuracy and discretion.
- Oversee Nibbs Events’ office administration, including handling deliveries, collections and general office organisation.
- Manage the team’s inventory and storage unit, coordinating deliveries and maintaining efficient storage solutions.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with suppliers and contractors.
- Provide flexible operational support onsite to ensure the successful delivery of live events. Working on workstreams such as accreditation.
- Contribute to internal brainstorms and creative development sessions within the core team.
- Assist with website updates and social media planning.
- Coordinate annual internal company social events and support ongoing client engagement activities and gifting.
- Stay aware of evolving trends shaping live events, entertainment, experiential marketing and social media.
- Ensure all work is completed on time and to Nibbs Events’ high standards of quality.
What We’re Looking for
You don’t need to have done it all, but you do need to be passionate about live events, incredibly organised, and ready to grow within a fast-paced, supportive team.
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Skills & Experience
- Clear passion for live events.
- Some previous runner experience on live productions is desirable.
- Excellent organisation, multitasking and time-management skills.
- Flexible, adaptable and confident prioritising tasks under pressure.
- A positive team player with strong initiative and attention to detail.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively.
- Experience in events, hospitality, marketing or a customer-facing role is desirable but not essential.
- Willingness to travel within the UK and internationally when required.
- Based in our London office at least four days per week.
You’ll thrive here if you…
- A collaborative team player who enjoys contributing to shared success.
- Calm under pressure and quick to adapt when plans change.
- Excited to work across a wide range of event types, sometimes at short notice.
- Friendly, outgoing and confident building relationships with crew, clients and suppliers.
- Motivated to learn, grow and take on new challenges.
- Proactive and able to take charge of workstreams.
What we offer
- WFH Fridays
- 25 days paid holiday plus 8 public holidays (3 to be used for Christmas closure)
- Opportunities to travel internationally
- Ongoing training, career development, and room to grow into senior roles as we expand
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