Premises Officer/Caretaker - G5 E3257

Thrive Oldham are recruiting for a Premises Officer/Caretaker – G5 E3257 \\n\\n2 hours initially this would be in the morning. \\n\\nEither 8 to 10am or 9am to 11am but as the role becomes more established this could be flexible\\n\\nSalary:£14.52-£15.85 p/h\\n\\nOverall Purpose of this Post: \\n\\nTo maintain a safe, clean, high quality environment for pupils, staff and visitors in allocated Special Needs Teaching Service sites.\\n\\n Major Objectives:\\n\\nIn addition to the job-specific objectives itemised below all employees are required to implement and promote the Council's policies and procedures relating to all areas of employment and service delivery.\\n\\nTo ensure that there is adequate security at allocated SNTS sites and facilities.\\nTo ensure that the allocated SNTS buildings and facilities are kept to a high standard of hygiene and cleanliness.\\nTo ensure that necessary repairs and maintenance are progressed and carried out.\\nTo ensure outside areas are kept safe, clean and tidy.\\nTo implement and promote Leicester City Council's policies and procedures relating to all areas of employment and service delivery. Summary of job tasks: The tasks listed are, generally, only those taking at least 10% of the jobholder'sSummary of job tasks: \\n\\nThe tasks listed are, generally, only those taking at least 10% of the jobholder's time.\\n\\nSupervises staff and completes relevant paperwork.\\nEnsures the maintenance and security of premises within area of responsibility including carrying out routine maintenance and inspections as required.\\nEnsures continued awareness and implementation of Health & Safety legislation.\\nChecks work carried out by contractors and report to Head of Service.\\nImplements all agreed energy conservations policies as required by Deputy Head of Service / Teacher in Charge.\\nCarries out treatment and testing of spa pool at Parkfield Nursery.\\nReceives and transports educational/cleaning/stationary deliveries to relevant store areas.\\n Training & Education Able to recognise the importance of health and safety issues relating to equipment, chemicals and working practices.

Training in COSHH\\n\\nExperience General experience of the work required or related practical skills. Experience of supervising staff Proficiency in at least one of the following areas: Joinery, painting/decorating or plumbing Enjoyment of work related pursuits (e.g., DIY) Good basic numeracy. Must have good literacy, reading & writing, skills\\n\\nEqual Opportunity Must be able to recognise discrimination in its many forms and be willing to put the Council's Equal Opportunities Policy into practice.\\n\\nOther Skills Keen awareness of security issues Remain calm and rational under stress Establish good working relationships with all staff Ability to motivate self and others\\n\\nOther Conditions Including any hazardous or environmentally adverse conditions Ability to travel to place of work within a reasonable time at various hours of the day and night.

Willingness to work outside normal hours including regular letting and weekend boiler duties. Physically fit with good health and attendance record. Ability to work above ground level on appropriate equipment (steps and ladders)