UK Cycling Events, the UK's leading provider of cyclo-sportives, is looking to add three members of staff to its northern office, based in Carlisle, Cumbria.
The company, which organises mass-participation events by Cycling Weekly, Wiggle and Ordnance Survey, among others, is recruiting a full-time event assistant, a part time admin assistant and a casual event day assistant, all to be based in Longtown.
Event Assistant
UKCE seeks an energetic, well-organised, reactive individual with great communication skills. Previous event experience will be beneficial, computer literacy and a full manual driving licence is essential. The role will include a certain amount of warehouse and event based manual handling.
A period of two months of training will be required in Hampshire (Jan-March).
Admin Assistant (20 hours per week)
UKCE seeks an energetic, well-organised individual with great communication skills - both verbal and written. Previous admin experience will be beneficial and computer literacy is essential.
A period of training will be required in Hampshire (March).
Casual Event Day Assistant
Previous event experience will be beneficial and ability to drive manual vehicles is essential. This role will be on a zero hours contract and the amount of work on offer is based on the needs of the business.
A period of training will be provided, in various locations (March).
To apply for any of these roles, send your CV and covering letter, stating your salary expectations, to ryan@ukcyclingevents.co.uk.
Closing date for applications is December 11, 2015.
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