Access Management Regional Manager

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Access Management Regional Manager Jobs in Toronto, Canada at FIFA World Cup 26 Canada

Title: Access Management Regional Manager

Company: FIFA World Cup 26 Canada

Location: Toronto, Canada

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The employer is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse work environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin, citizenship, creed, sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, family status or disability.

The employer welcomes and encourages applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.

At FIFA
26, our vision is to unite the world through the greatest sporting event of all time. The FIFA World Cup 26™ will mark the first time that the tournament will feature 48 teams and be hosted by three countries:
Canada, Mexico and the USA. This new format will redefine excellence, generating unique opportunities for greater participation and engagement among fans and players across North America and all over the world. Now is your time to become a game changer and join the workforce that will plan and deliver this extraordinary and unforgettable experience.

Reporting operationally to the Executive Director, Safety & Security Canada and working in close collaboration with the Access Management Senior Manager Operations (USA), the Access Management Regional Manager Canada will be a key member of the FIFA
26 Access Management team. They will be responsible for developing and implementing the Access Management operations for all the official venues across the tournament within Canada, in line with Access Management policies and procedures.

Through close coordination with other

Functional Area

(FA) and venue managers, they ensure that the operations relating to the key movements of persons holding an access device into and within their official venues meet the requirements and provide efficient, safe, and well-planned ingress, circulation & egress.

The Access Management Regional Manager Canada will assist the Access Management Senior Manager Operations (USA) by supporting the Access Management Venue Managers in the preparation stages of the tournament and then assume the position of Access Management Venue Manager of the Toronto Stadium during the tournament.

They will ensure security personnel and other responsible staff are provided with the necessary information and tools to operate access control effectively at each required location.

The main responsibilities and oversights of the Access Management Regional Manager for the FIFA World Cup 26™ include:

Oversight, training and support to the Access Management Venue Managers across all official venues including Stadia, Media and Broadcast Centres, Venue Specific Team Hotels, and Training Sites within Canada.

Implementation and operation of Access Management policies and procedures for accredited individuals in line with the accreditation and safety and security concepts for the tournament, including access control point setup and entitlement resolution.

Planning and mapping of key client group flows, vertical transportation and ingress points onto venue maps and communication of flows and ingress points to all client groups via the provision of access tours, maps and briefings.

Ensuring all client group flows, paths of travel, entrances and exits planned for people with disabilities and/or limited mobility meet FIFA and related local Accessibility standards and requirements.

Provision of key wayfinding information as required to FIFA Dressing & Signage to ensure wayfinding on site is correct and as per all client group flows. Ensure that all wayfinding meets FIFA Accessibility standards and requirements.

Facilitate additional and exceptional access requirements onsite and assist all client groups with any access related issues.

Ensuring all

Functional Area

s (FAs) at the venues can locate their working areas and know how to reach them, within the constraints of privilege zoning and restrictions.

Ensuring all access staff and volunteers are trained and fully understand their roles and function and can perform the duties expected of them.