Job Description
Connection Who?
We are Connection Crew: a Social Enterprise providing teams of talented people to solve complex production challenges - from building epic stages to crewing iconic events and more working across a range of sectors including events, construction and TV production.
Almost 20 years in the making, multi-award winning, with 19k+ events under our belt!
Our Mission
We're on a mission to provide opportunities for people affected by homelessness and facing barriers to work, to access training, mentoring and work in our crew. Ultimately, our goal is to help end homelessness and reduce inequality by supporting people to access work that works for them in the long run.
We believe that to do right for people, we need to do right by the planet. From mapping and reducing our carbon footprint and waste, embracing eco-friendly practices, to working with partners who share our commitment to sustainability, we re committed to helping build a healthier planet for future generations
What you'll be doing
You'll be working across London and further afield on events, film and TV locations, studios, construction sites, iconic venues, and more! The work is hard and the hours can vary drastically each week. You'll rarely be in the same place from one day to the next - which can be pretty exciting!
A typical job could include:
- building sets and stages for a festival
- loading tonnes and tonnes of flight cases and equipment onto trucks
- setting up furniture, screens and sound systems for a conference at a 5 hotel
- installing modular systems on a construction site
- moving scenery and props on a film set
Who you ll be
- someone with a positive attitude and want to work
- physically fit
- able to communicate effectively and work well in a team
- a problem solver
- always punctual and able to work to deadlines
- happy to pick up shifts around the clock (with breaks and time off, obviously, we're not monsters!) based on availability you set on our app
If you meet the criteria in the sections above, we want to hear from you!
Useful experience
The following are examples of useful (and desirable) experience, by no means essential to an application.
- manual handling experience of any kind, preferably heavy lifting
- experience of working with audio-visual systems
- any experience of the events industry, construction, or film and television
- driving license and experience of driving commercial vehicles
- operators of telehandlers, forklifts, cherry pickers or scissor lifts
- CSCS, SSSTS, SMSTS, PASMA
The Contract
At a glance:
- Self-employed
- Freelance contract, with review after 3 Months. (you will need a UTR)
- London Living Wage (£13.85 today, moving to £14.80 by 1st May 2026)
- Flexible Working Hours
What this means for you:
Freelance contract: No need to worry if you don t have a UTR when you apply - you ll just need to have it sorted by the time we re getting you out on site, so you can invoice us for your time
London Living Wage Employer: You ll earn a fair wage off the bat, reflective of the cost of London-living, as set by the Living Wage Foundation
Flexible Working Hours: You set your availability on our dedicated app, giving you full control over when you're open to work
Location
HQ: Units 1 & 2, St James Mews, 276 St James Road, London SE1 5JX.
You won't be required to come into HQ regularly, as you'll be working across different venues every day. This job involves traveling all across London at all times of the day and night. If we send you out of London, we'll arrange the travel and accommodation.
The Application Process
By clicking apply you will be taken to our website.
Next, submit your application by hitting the button and answering the questions. You don't need a CV to apply, but please do upload it if you want to share more about your experience.
