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05/12/2018
Join the Croke Park Stewarding Team
Would you like to join the Croke Park Voluntary Stewarding Team?
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer and being part of our great team, please see details of the Roles and Responsibilities along with details for the Interviews dates and how to sign up below:
Interviews will be held in Croke Park from 5:30pm - 7:30pm on the following dates:
- Thursday 1st February
- Tuesday 6th February
- Thursday 11th April
- Tuesday 16th April
Complimentary parking will be available in the Davin Car Park see:
https://crokepark.ie/getting-here/meetings-and-events-parking
If you would like to apply, please click here
https://forms.office.com/e/k4gZiTigdL
Interviews are held on a first come first served basis so please allow for some wait time on the night. Interviews typically take 15 – 20 minutes.
To be part of the match day Voluntary Stewards team, the following criteria is required:
- Aged from 18 years old
- Available at weekends
- Active, enthusiastic and interested
- Polite, patient and caring
- People focused
- An interest in GAA would be beneficial
Role of Voluntary Stewards on event days
The main role of a volunteer safety steward is to maintain a safe and secure environment in your given area and to be familiar with the stadium ground regulations, ensuring that any breach of these regulations is brought to a safe conclusion.
- Crowd control – sideline duty, stand vomitories, crowd management, reporting any potential incidents or incidents which have occurred to the relevant supervisor.
- Emergency procedures – e.g. assisting with stadium evacuation
- Customer care – usher and assist patrons, disability awareness assistance, direct patrons to designated smoking areas, catering units, stadium facilities and recycling banks
- Media – assist with photographers and reporters pitch side
- Match day miscellaneous – dressing rooms, players' tunnel duties, etc.
The process to become a successful team member:
- You will be asked to complete an application form at the interview.
- If successful at interview stage you will be required to be Garda Vetted.
- On completion and clearance of Garda Vetting you will be invited to attend an induction (these are held on match days and include a tour and a couple of hours stewarding).
Stewards will be trained and accredited by the GAA National Facilities, Health & Safety Committee. Voluntary Stewards benefits are not paid in monetary terms. However, every event day they are provided with a meal voucher, tea/coffee/bottles of water and a free match day programme. There are also a number of Stewards functions including Stewards drinks receptions and the Annual Stewards Awards Night.
If you have any questions about the role, please contact Karen Togher on
[email protected]
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