Special Events and Emergency Planner
Special Events and Emergency Planner
Posted on :
06-04-2025
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Preferred Qualifications
While not required it is preferred that applicants possess a current Certified Sports Security Professional CSSP certification. While not required it is preferred that applicants have successfully completed the International Association of Venue Managers IAVM Academy for Venue Safety and Security AVSS . Coursework in addition to that listed above in the National Incident Management System and other emergency management and event management courses is highly desirable.
Work Schedule
Monday Friday 8:00 am 5:00 pm; with some possible nights and weekends.
While not required it is preferred that applicants possess a current Certified Sports Security Professional CSSP certification. While not required it is preferred that applicants have successfully completed the International Association of Venue Managers IAVM Academy for Venue Safety and Security AVSS . Coursework in addition to that listed above in the National Incident Management System and other emergency management and event management courses is highly desirable.
Work Schedule
Monday Friday 8:00 am 5:00 pm; with some possible nights and weekends.
Required Experience:
Unclear Seniority
Employment Type
Temp
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