Site Caretaker: Flexible Shifts, Maintenance & Security in West Kirby

Site Caretaker: Flexible Shifts, Maintenance & Security in West Kirby

West Kirby Temporary 30348 - 37092 £ / year (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Manage site maintenance, security, and customer service with a proactive approach.
  • Company: PRS, a trusted name in site management with a focus on safety.
  • Benefits: Flexible shifts, competitive pay, and opportunities for overtime.
  • Other info: Contract role until December 2026 with potential for growth.
  • Why this job: Be the backbone of site operations while ensuring safety and customer satisfaction.
  • Qualifications: Strong communication skills and a commitment to health and safety standards.

The predicted salary is between 30348 - 37092 £ per year.

PRS is seeking a Caretaker in Kirby on a contract to end December 2026.

The role covers general site management, maintenance, porterage, security and reception with a customer-focused approach.

Shifts include 6am–2pm and 10am–6pm, with occasional weekends and overtime as required.

A safe, proactive presence on site is essential to meet H&S, COSHH and contractual standards.

Responsibilities include monitoring safety, signing in contractors, performing monthly meter readings and coordinating with

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Site Caretaker: Flexible Shifts, Maintenance & Security in West Kirby employer: PRS

At PRS, we pride ourselves on being an excellent employer, offering a supportive work culture that values employee growth and development. Our team enjoys a permanent contract with a 40-hour work week, competitive benefits, and the unique opportunity to work across diverse medical estates in the Cheshire area, all while having access to a company van for mobility.

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Contact Details:

PRS Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Site Caretaker: Flexible Shifts, Maintenance & Security in West Kirby

Site Management
Maintenance Skills
Security Awareness
Customer Service
Health and Safety Compliance
COSHH Knowledge
Proactive Approach