Location
Thamesmead, London Borough of Bexley (regular onsite working required)

Hours
3 days per week / 24 hours, 10am–6pm with regular evening and weekend work (TOIL provided)

Salary
£39,000 pro rata

About the Role
We are seeking an organised, collaborative and highly motivated Producer to play a central role in delivering the Three Rivers 2026–2029 creative programme. Working closely with the Artistic Director and Curator, you will support the production, technical and operational delivery of a wide variety of community-led arts and ecology projects across the London Borough of Bexley. This role is essential in ensuring workshops, performances, installations, festivals, artist residencies and public realm projects run smoothly, safely and to a high professional standard.
You will help strengthen systems, improve processes, and uphold our commitment to access, inclusion, sustainability and excellence in place-based cultural work.

Key Responsibilities
- Assist in planning and delivering production and operational requirements for community-led arts and ecology projects including workshops, performances, installations and festivals.
- Support the creation and improvement of systems and procedures to streamline administrative tasks and manage production paperwork.
- Ensure all projects are correctly risk assessed, insured and compliant with Health & Safety and Safeguarding requirements.
- Coordinate with curators, artists, contractors and delivery partners to ensure smooth event delivery, including booking crew, equipment and facilities.
- Support logistical planning including schedules, budgets, transport, equipment and on-site requirements, maintaining high standards of accessibility and sustainability.
- Contribute to internal communication, reporting and organisational systems related to production and operations.
- Act as a point of contact for freelance production staff and troubleshoot issues on-site.
- Uphold Three Rivers’ commitment to diversity, inclusion, access and sustainability throughout all production activity.

Experience
- Proven experience in production coordination or management across community arts, cultural events or festivals.
- Strong organisational, administrative and communication skills.
- Knowledgeable about Health & Safety and Safeguarding considerations for public and community-based projects.
- Experience collaborating with a range of stakeholders including artists, curators and community partners.
- Confidence using IT systems and learning new tools and processes.

About you
- A strong communicator, able to build relationships and work effectively with partners, artists and community groups.
- Able to remain calm under pressure, meet deadlines and adapt to changing priorities.
- Proactive, able to manage competing priorities and solve problems independently.
- Committed to delivering great experiences for artists, participants and audiences.
- Able to work on site in Bexley weekly.
- Understanding of safety, inclusion, diversity and sustainable practice within arts production.

Qualifications
- No specific qualifications required, but relevant experience and skills as outlined above are essential.