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By NFabian
September 1, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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NFabian

Posted September 1, 2017

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Posted September 1, 2017

Hi All, I am a 19-year old student and a qualified Door Supervisor. I have worked at festivals and club nights and I am looking to work at some private parties in the next couple weeks before going back to university. I am very polite with good communication skills that will ensure that your party runs smoothly.

I hold a front-line operative license issued by the Security Industry Authority.

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