Sports centre launches recruitment drive after multi-million-pound revamp
David Lloyd Leisure is looking for staff to fill hospitality, spa, and fitness roles as part of a multi-million-pound transformation to one of its branches.
The improvements to the club, in Fulham Broadway Retail Centre, Fulham Road, Fulham, are expected to generate more than 40 new jobs when it reopens in 2024.
The club temporarily closed on June 30, to begin the eight-month transformation programme.
Additions to the club include a new business hub with workstations and charging points as well as new facilities including a hydrotherapy pool, steam room, rainforest experience shower, and heated beds.
There will also be a new children’s area full of activities and new studios for weekly group exercise classes.
David Lloyd Leisure is Europe’s largest health, fitness, and wellness group. The company has 103 clubs in the UK and employs about 8,100 people.
Kristen Westwood, general manager, said: “David Lloyd Fulham will be a fantastic place.
“Our recruitment drive is a fantastic opportunity for those with the energy and passion to thrive in a fast-paced fitness environment.
“We want members to be as excited as we are about this huge transformation to an already sought-after Club.
“We need a diligent team enthused by fitness and committed to helping our members get the most out of their experience.
“Many of our senior team have transferred from across the United Kingdom, and we are steadfastly committed to seeing Fulham become a signature destination that locals can be proud of.
“David Lloyd Leisure is committed to its team, and we encourage anyone passionate about launching or advancing their career to get in touch to be part of the David Lloyd Clubs family.”
The club will begin interviews for staff rolls shortly.
Those interested in a role can learn more here: https://careers.davidlloyd.co.uk/
Pictured top: Staff from David Lloyd Leisure’s Fulham branch (Picture: David Lloyd Leisure)
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