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More information >>We have an exciting opportunity for a Maintenance Operative to join our team working in and around the Burton-on-Trent area.
Responsibilities of the role:
Our Maintenance Operatives are responsible for ensuring that our properties are maintained to the correct level, and any works that need to be carried our are done in line with specific timescales.
- Ensure a high standard of workmanship when carrying out maintenance repairs to the Home.
- Inform the Maintenance Coordinator of any faults that may incur significant expenditure or require a specialist contractor.
- To liaise daily with Maintenance Administrator to ensure that daily whereabouts are adhered to and to inform of any problems relating to prepared diary.
- To ensure that all necessary paperwork is completed correctly and legibly and issued to the Maintenance Administrator in accordance with Voyage policy.
- To be contactable by phone daily between 8:00am and 6:00pm to discuss any issues.
- Hours of work are 37.5 per week. Work starts at 8:00am by travelling to Voyage property. Work ends at 4:00pm when leaving Voyage property and travelling home.
- It may be a requirement to occasionally stay overnight (in a Hotel), at the discretion of the Maintenance Coordinator, to facilitate works at Homes further away than an acceptable cummmutable distance.
- Communicate all potential additional maintenance work with Service Manager to establish the level/schedule of work required.
- Maintain positive working relationships with service users, staff and visitors by being considerate, courteous and presenting a clean and tidy appearance.
- Use materials in order of date of purchase to minimise wastage and to ensure that when purchasing materials, value for money is obtained.
- Keep any designated work/storage areas clean and tidy, with regard to relevant health and safety requirements, including ensuring that COSHH materials stored correctly in accordance with COSHH procedures
- Occasional attendance at homes/services as required to load and unload furniture items and/or domestic appliances.
- To attend any training that Voyage consider applicable.
- Maintain a working knowledge of the operation of the following services in each home/service
- Emergency lighting systems where applicable, fire panels, break glasses and fire doors.
- Lighting – re-fixing or replacement of fittings including emergency lighting
- Electrical repair/replacements within the scope of Part P
- Plumbing system including waste outlets, taps, sanitary ware, unblocking of drains, toilets etc
- Laundry equipment including connecting and disconnecting of machines, including plumbing in of replacement machines as necessary and removal from site of redundant equipment
- Comply with the company’s Equal Opportunities Policy.
- Carry out duties in compliance with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and subsequent Health and Safety legislation, and the Company’s General Health and Safety Policy Statement.
- As a term of your employment, you may be required to undertake other duties appropriate to your post, and/or hours of work, as may reasonably be required of you, at your initial place of work or at any other of the company's establishments.
- This is a description of the job as it is at present. The company may from time to time review and update employees' job descriptions to ensure that they continue to relate to the job or to proposed changes to the job. The company aims to reach agreement on reasonable changes, but if this is not possible, the company reserves the right to insist on changes to your job description after consultation with you.
Benefits of joining the Voyage Care family:
In return for your dedication and commitment, you’ll work in a sector that is truly rewarding with many benefits including:
- Wagestream
- DoctorLine - free service where you and members of your family can speak to a GP 24/7, either over the phone or via a video consultation.
- Eye care vouchers
- Refer a friend scheme
- Enhanced retirement leave
- Competitive salary
- 23 days annual leave plus bank holidays and an additional day for your birthday
- An additional day off in recognition of long service
- Blue Light Card – Retail discount benefit scheme
- V-Assure, a free 24 hour, confidential and independent help line
- Life assurance
- Pension
If you’re interested in finding out more about this opportunity, please apply directly for your application to be considered by our hiring team.
Voyage Care is a sector leading provider, with 35 years experience of specialist care and support. We support over 3,500 people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and other complex needs across the UK.
Our commitment to quality is demonstrated by our sector-leading quality ratings. In England, 89% of our registered locations are rated as Good or Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission. 75% of our Welsh and 87% of our Scottish registered locations are rated as compliant by the Care Inspectorate and Care Inspectorate Wales.
Whether it’s supporting someone in their own home, to access the community or in a registered care home, we provide exceptional person-centred care and support. We enable people to live as independently as possible — where, how and with whom they choose. Voyage Specialist Healthcare and Children’s Complex Care provide clinically led support to children with complex health needs in their own home.
One Lichfield South Wall Island, Birmingham Rd, Shenstone,
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