Your future is hereA place to thrive In a leadership role here at Nottingham College you will play a vital part in helping thousands of people reach their potential. We are Nottingham's College and together, we make a positive difference to our learners, to our communities and to each other. We're building better futures, for others and for ourselves. Here you join a senior team that is focussed on making Nottingham College an outstanding provider of choice for education and skills. We are growing, innovating and carving out a prosperous future for our college, our staff, our learners, our employers and our partners. Here you will make a significant contribution to the future of our college and our city. You will have the freedom to work in a way that suits you, the support to thrive in your role and the opportunity to shape your career, whilst leading in a large and vibrant college that puts its learners at the heart of everything it does. Who we need Estates and Facilities are responsible for the management of the college's-built assets which are spread across seven campuses within Nottingham. The department delivers a range of services, including management of planned preventative maintenance; reactive maintenance; minor improvement projects; capital developments; cleaning services; security; postal services; and catering services. We also lead on developing the college Sustainability and Estates strategy. We want to improve our service by adding an expert who can guide and support through the provision high quality information and decisions regarding mechanical and electrical services. This is a new important management role responsible for driving forward improvements in maintenance contract management, sustainability and smooth operation of the estate and providing professional expertise on electrical and mechanical services to colleagues. What you'll bring You'll bring subject expertise and a willingness to work in collaborative supportive and helpful way. You will: Manage the colleges Planned Preventative Maintenance Contract. Manage remedial projects and capital projects. Lead on decarbonisation projects. Advise on electrical and mechanical matters across the department. Be willing to lend hand when a colleague needs that little bit of extra support. Benefits 39 days annual leave plus bank holidays (These will be pro-rata as stated in your attached contract if you are part-time). Access to Local Government pension contribution. Nottingham college will contribute 19.40% of your salary each month. Access to Vivup app which gives you 100's of discounts at all of your favourite shops, restaurants, leisure facilities, entertainment venues and days out. Access to purchase a student discount card and a free Tastecard. Employee Assistance Programme which provides a free confidential programme where you can speak to a trained counsellor on things such as mental and physical health, addictions and money. Discounted car parking. Salary sacrifice on the following local transport - Trams NET, Buses NCTX, Trains Northern rail and Robin hood network. Cycle to work scheme. Car scheme. Option to purchase up to 5 days extra annual leave. Free annual eye test plus £45 towards the cost of new eye wear. Café connections programme where you can meet with other like minded colleagues. Annual free Headspace app subscription. A place to belong Join a diverse, vibrant community of over 1,300 staff and feel welcome from day one. Whether it's enjoying a cuppa and a chat at our Wellness Cafes, collaborating with your colleagues or making the most of the facilities on our campuses, this is a place you can feel involved, connected and supported. With an attractive benefits package including 39 days annual leave, flexible working opportunities, a generous pension scheme and perks package, this is a place where you will feel valued. Here you will work as part of a team, for a college that values your experience, skills and your contribution. You can access a wide range of development opportunities to help you further grow and develop your ideas. Nottingham College is a place where you can make a positive difference and change lives. Be a part of a dynamic and diverse team that thrives on innovation, creativity, and outstanding outcomes. Our aim is for our workforce to mirror the rich diversity of the individuals and communities we serve, creating an environment where a range of experiences, skills, and viewpoints are valued. Within our inclusive workplace, everyone is given the opportunity to belong. As part of this we are happy to consider any reasonable adjustments that successful candidates may need. Nottingham College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing of our students and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Background checks including employer references and an enhanced DBS check will be required for this role.
May 12, 2024
Full time
Your future is hereA place to thrive In a leadership role here at Nottingham College you will play a vital part in helping thousands of people reach their potential. We are Nottingham's College and together, we make a positive difference to our learners, to our communities and to each other. We're building better futures, for others and for ourselves. Here you join a senior team that is focussed on making Nottingham College an outstanding provider of choice for education and skills. We are growing, innovating and carving out a prosperous future for our college, our staff, our learners, our employers and our partners. Here you will make a significant contribution to the future of our college and our city. You will have the freedom to work in a way that suits you, the support to thrive in your role and the opportunity to shape your career, whilst leading in a large and vibrant college that puts its learners at the heart of everything it does. Who we need Estates and Facilities are responsible for the management of the college's-built assets which are spread across seven campuses within Nottingham. The department delivers a range of services, including management of planned preventative maintenance; reactive maintenance; minor improvement projects; capital developments; cleaning services; security; postal services; and catering services. We also lead on developing the college Sustainability and Estates strategy. We want to improve our service by adding an expert who can guide and support through the provision high quality information and decisions regarding mechanical and electrical services. This is a new important management role responsible for driving forward improvements in maintenance contract management, sustainability and smooth operation of the estate and providing professional expertise on electrical and mechanical services to colleagues. What you'll bring You'll bring subject expertise and a willingness to work in collaborative supportive and helpful way. You will: Manage the colleges Planned Preventative Maintenance Contract. Manage remedial projects and capital projects. Lead on decarbonisation projects. Advise on electrical and mechanical matters across the department. Be willing to lend hand when a colleague needs that little bit of extra support. Benefits 39 days annual leave plus bank holidays (These will be pro-rata as stated in your attached contract if you are part-time). Access to Local Government pension contribution. Nottingham college will contribute 19.40% of your salary each month. Access to Vivup app which gives you 100's of discounts at all of your favourite shops, restaurants, leisure facilities, entertainment venues and days out. Access to purchase a student discount card and a free Tastecard. Employee Assistance Programme which provides a free confidential programme where you can speak to a trained counsellor on things such as mental and physical health, addictions and money. Discounted car parking. Salary sacrifice on the following local transport - Trams NET, Buses NCTX, Trains Northern rail and Robin hood network. Cycle to work scheme. Car scheme. Option to purchase up to 5 days extra annual leave. Free annual eye test plus £45 towards the cost of new eye wear. Café connections programme where you can meet with other like minded colleagues. Annual free Headspace app subscription. A place to belong Join a diverse, vibrant community of over 1,300 staff and feel welcome from day one. Whether it's enjoying a cuppa and a chat at our Wellness Cafes, collaborating with your colleagues or making the most of the facilities on our campuses, this is a place you can feel involved, connected and supported. With an attractive benefits package including 39 days annual leave, flexible working opportunities, a generous pension scheme and perks package, this is a place where you will feel valued. Here you will work as part of a team, for a college that values your experience, skills and your contribution. You can access a wide range of development opportunities to help you further grow and develop your ideas. Nottingham College is a place where you can make a positive difference and change lives. Be a part of a dynamic and diverse team that thrives on innovation, creativity, and outstanding outcomes. Our aim is for our workforce to mirror the rich diversity of the individuals and communities we serve, creating an environment where a range of experiences, skills, and viewpoints are valued. Within our inclusive workplace, everyone is given the opportunity to belong. As part of this we are happy to consider any reasonable adjustments that successful candidates may need. Nottingham College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing of our students and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Background checks including employer references and an enhanced DBS check will be required for this role.
An outstanding opportunity for an experienced qualified solicitor to join Heriot-Watt University as our new General Counsel. Please find full brochure here . Reporting to the University Secretary, this new role of General Counsel at Heriot-Watt will provide legal support across the full range of the University's activities globally, including its subsidiary companies. These include Heriot-Watt University Malaysia; Oriam, the National Performance Centre for Sport; and Heriot-Watt Trading. In addition, the Dubai Campus is a 'branch entity' of Heriot-Watt. This is a key appointment for the University, providing legal support, advice and challenge to the University Executive members and the Court and its committees as required. The post is required to help the University drive performance and effectiveness through its contractual arrangements securing value for money and positive outcomes. The General Counsel will work closely with the Director of Governance and Legal Services within the University Secretary's office, drawing on their professional support and engaging widely across the University to provide legal advice, including but not limited to contracts (commercial, research, educational and partnerships) intellectual property, employment issues and procurement. This role provides an exciting opportunity to make a difference. Heriot-Watt University has established a reputation for world-class teaching and leading-edge, relevant research, which has made it one of the top UK universities for innovation, business, and industry. The University's mission to create and exchange knowledge that benefits society, combined with its global presence and partnerships with business and industry, mean that the Heriot-Watt Group has a diverse and interesting portfolio, and the Executive is keen to secure the benefits of experienced, commercial legal acumen and governance expertise through this appointment. The postholder will embrace the Heriot-Watt University values and will look to develop key relationships across the University, adding value and benefits across the academic and professional community that makes up the University. Candidates will need to demonstrate their interest and aptitude to enjoy the culture and context of our diverse University and be able to influence and provide leadership, bringing both challenge and solutions. Heriot-Watt University has five campuses: three in the UK (Edinburgh, Scottish Borders, and Orkney), one in Dubai and one in Malaysia. The University offers a highly distinctive range of degree programmes in the specialist areas of science, engineering, design, business, and languages. Heriot-Watt is also Scotland's most international university, with a large and diverse community of students and staff. The post is based in Edinburgh and is an on-campus role. Key Responsibilities Lead on the provision of timely and effective legal advice, working in particular with the University Executive members to ensure that we optimize the commercial value add from contracts delivering value for money and compliance with university or other requirements. Attend meetings of the Executive, Court and its Committees as required, providing information and advice. Advise on the legal implications and risks on major strategic projects and provide solutions and options to mitigate risks, securing protections for the University. Build relationships across the University and a comprehensive understanding of the University's mission, strategy, constitutional frameworks, and legal/governance contexts globally in order to engage effectively with a wide range of individuals in relation to academic, enterprise, research, people, and student matters, as well as equality, regulatory, governance, constitutional and corporate issues. Procure, manage and review regularly the external legal services secured for the University, ensuring that the internal legal services are optimized and seeking value for money and an appropriate range of external legal support as required to meet the University's needs. Lead and manage the processes in support of the drafting, negotiating, and scrutinizing the terms and conditions of commercial, student and academic contracts and project and staff related contracts. Examples of some contracts include, but are not limited to, Student Terms and Conditions and related Policies; commercial and academic collaborations (national and international); research agreements; student sponsored projects; donation/ scholarship agreements; IP assignments; and licenses; spin out divestment; non-disclosure/confidentiality agreements; partnership and franchise agreements both commercial and with other educational/public bodies; Staff employment contracts. Lead on legal implications and risks which arise from complaints or claims, ensuring risk mitigation and management. Working with the University Secretary, manage the overall legal costs incurred, with a focus on value for money, working closely with Procurement. Work closely with the Director of Governance and Legal Services and team, also within the University Secretary's office, and engage with other professional service directors as required, particularly the Global Director of HR, Director of Estates and Facilities, Director of Finance (who manages the Procurement Function) and others. Provide leadership in raising awareness of legal, regulatory and risk issues, and helping in the provision of training or briefings as required to create stronger awareness and capability in the organization. Manage and keep under review Heriot-Watt University Intellectual Property Policy ensuring it is up to date and in line with Heriot-Watt University operations and strategy. Lead on the provision of advice on the protection of Heriot-Watt University brand and manage Heriot-Watt University trademark portfolio. Manage and oversee the maintenance of Heriot-Watt University contracts database. Horizon scan all changes in the law and court or tribunal decisions that may impact Heriot-Watt University and ensure that senior management and the University Executive are briefed in advance on any changes that will impact any Heriot-Watt University operations and strategy and advise on all options for response. To make full use of all information and communication technologies in adherence to data protection policies to meet the requirements of the role and to promote organisational effectiveness. To conduct all financial matters associated with the role in accordance with Heriot-Watt University policies and procedures, as laid down in the Financial Regulations. Person Specification As an experienced solicitor you will be comfortable navigating a complex global organisation under a matrix reporting structure, dealing with multiple stakeholders. Your experiences to date will showcase a clear and persuasive style of communication whilst explaining complex matters simply and tailoring to suit the audience needs and understanding. An understanding and interest in the Higher Education sector and the societal needs and values the sector can provide will help you settle into this role. Your post qualification experience (PQE) should also provide evidence of setting high standards to achieve organisational objectives, continually monitoring levels/standards of service, and identifying areas for improvement. Essential Criteria A qualified Solicitor in Scotland or Dual qualified (in the region of 15 years PQE). Recognised as an authority in their field or specialism within their institution or amongst external peers based demonstrated expertise. Experience of working effectively with senior management and using sound judgement in the provision of expert and strategic legal advice. Experience in legal research, writing, analysis, and reasoning. Ability to shape and influence developments across the University through own contribution to area of expertise. Experience of supervising the legal work of other solicitors, paralegals, and outside counsel; consulting on difficult or sensitive issues. Ability to carry out investigations into complex or sensitive issues, producing reports that identify key issues and findings. Ability to present compelling arguments to influence and negotiate satisfactory outcomes. Ability to keep abreast of external factors that may impact the service and takes opportunities to maximise any opportunities. Ability to plan and generate training and development opportunities to meet team members' current and future learning needs, evaluating outcomes and putting learning into practice. Experience in leading a network to pursue a shared interest, developing approaches and ideas to benefit own and others' work, actively promoting the work and image of own team and/or the University, internally and or externally. Desirable Criteria A good understanding of and/or previous experience of working within the Higher Education Sector. Experience of managing a team; encouraging contribution and involvement from staff at all levels, undertaking effective staff appraisals, evaluating performance, learning and development activities. How to apply This post is based in Edinburgh and is an on-campus role. If the position is of interest please submit a covering letter and CV by closing date of 24th of May. Interviews are anticipated w/c 17th June. Salary for this post will be based on experience and suitability up to maximum £100K. . click apply for full job details
May 10, 2024
Full time
An outstanding opportunity for an experienced qualified solicitor to join Heriot-Watt University as our new General Counsel. Please find full brochure here . Reporting to the University Secretary, this new role of General Counsel at Heriot-Watt will provide legal support across the full range of the University's activities globally, including its subsidiary companies. These include Heriot-Watt University Malaysia; Oriam, the National Performance Centre for Sport; and Heriot-Watt Trading. In addition, the Dubai Campus is a 'branch entity' of Heriot-Watt. This is a key appointment for the University, providing legal support, advice and challenge to the University Executive members and the Court and its committees as required. The post is required to help the University drive performance and effectiveness through its contractual arrangements securing value for money and positive outcomes. The General Counsel will work closely with the Director of Governance and Legal Services within the University Secretary's office, drawing on their professional support and engaging widely across the University to provide legal advice, including but not limited to contracts (commercial, research, educational and partnerships) intellectual property, employment issues and procurement. This role provides an exciting opportunity to make a difference. Heriot-Watt University has established a reputation for world-class teaching and leading-edge, relevant research, which has made it one of the top UK universities for innovation, business, and industry. The University's mission to create and exchange knowledge that benefits society, combined with its global presence and partnerships with business and industry, mean that the Heriot-Watt Group has a diverse and interesting portfolio, and the Executive is keen to secure the benefits of experienced, commercial legal acumen and governance expertise through this appointment. The postholder will embrace the Heriot-Watt University values and will look to develop key relationships across the University, adding value and benefits across the academic and professional community that makes up the University. Candidates will need to demonstrate their interest and aptitude to enjoy the culture and context of our diverse University and be able to influence and provide leadership, bringing both challenge and solutions. Heriot-Watt University has five campuses: three in the UK (Edinburgh, Scottish Borders, and Orkney), one in Dubai and one in Malaysia. The University offers a highly distinctive range of degree programmes in the specialist areas of science, engineering, design, business, and languages. Heriot-Watt is also Scotland's most international university, with a large and diverse community of students and staff. The post is based in Edinburgh and is an on-campus role. Key Responsibilities Lead on the provision of timely and effective legal advice, working in particular with the University Executive members to ensure that we optimize the commercial value add from contracts delivering value for money and compliance with university or other requirements. Attend meetings of the Executive, Court and its Committees as required, providing information and advice. Advise on the legal implications and risks on major strategic projects and provide solutions and options to mitigate risks, securing protections for the University. Build relationships across the University and a comprehensive understanding of the University's mission, strategy, constitutional frameworks, and legal/governance contexts globally in order to engage effectively with a wide range of individuals in relation to academic, enterprise, research, people, and student matters, as well as equality, regulatory, governance, constitutional and corporate issues. Procure, manage and review regularly the external legal services secured for the University, ensuring that the internal legal services are optimized and seeking value for money and an appropriate range of external legal support as required to meet the University's needs. Lead and manage the processes in support of the drafting, negotiating, and scrutinizing the terms and conditions of commercial, student and academic contracts and project and staff related contracts. Examples of some contracts include, but are not limited to, Student Terms and Conditions and related Policies; commercial and academic collaborations (national and international); research agreements; student sponsored projects; donation/ scholarship agreements; IP assignments; and licenses; spin out divestment; non-disclosure/confidentiality agreements; partnership and franchise agreements both commercial and with other educational/public bodies; Staff employment contracts. Lead on legal implications and risks which arise from complaints or claims, ensuring risk mitigation and management. Working with the University Secretary, manage the overall legal costs incurred, with a focus on value for money, working closely with Procurement. Work closely with the Director of Governance and Legal Services and team, also within the University Secretary's office, and engage with other professional service directors as required, particularly the Global Director of HR, Director of Estates and Facilities, Director of Finance (who manages the Procurement Function) and others. Provide leadership in raising awareness of legal, regulatory and risk issues, and helping in the provision of training or briefings as required to create stronger awareness and capability in the organization. Manage and keep under review Heriot-Watt University Intellectual Property Policy ensuring it is up to date and in line with Heriot-Watt University operations and strategy. Lead on the provision of advice on the protection of Heriot-Watt University brand and manage Heriot-Watt University trademark portfolio. Manage and oversee the maintenance of Heriot-Watt University contracts database. Horizon scan all changes in the law and court or tribunal decisions that may impact Heriot-Watt University and ensure that senior management and the University Executive are briefed in advance on any changes that will impact any Heriot-Watt University operations and strategy and advise on all options for response. To make full use of all information and communication technologies in adherence to data protection policies to meet the requirements of the role and to promote organisational effectiveness. To conduct all financial matters associated with the role in accordance with Heriot-Watt University policies and procedures, as laid down in the Financial Regulations. Person Specification As an experienced solicitor you will be comfortable navigating a complex global organisation under a matrix reporting structure, dealing with multiple stakeholders. Your experiences to date will showcase a clear and persuasive style of communication whilst explaining complex matters simply and tailoring to suit the audience needs and understanding. An understanding and interest in the Higher Education sector and the societal needs and values the sector can provide will help you settle into this role. Your post qualification experience (PQE) should also provide evidence of setting high standards to achieve organisational objectives, continually monitoring levels/standards of service, and identifying areas for improvement. Essential Criteria A qualified Solicitor in Scotland or Dual qualified (in the region of 15 years PQE). Recognised as an authority in their field or specialism within their institution or amongst external peers based demonstrated expertise. Experience of working effectively with senior management and using sound judgement in the provision of expert and strategic legal advice. Experience in legal research, writing, analysis, and reasoning. Ability to shape and influence developments across the University through own contribution to area of expertise. Experience of supervising the legal work of other solicitors, paralegals, and outside counsel; consulting on difficult or sensitive issues. Ability to carry out investigations into complex or sensitive issues, producing reports that identify key issues and findings. Ability to present compelling arguments to influence and negotiate satisfactory outcomes. Ability to keep abreast of external factors that may impact the service and takes opportunities to maximise any opportunities. Ability to plan and generate training and development opportunities to meet team members' current and future learning needs, evaluating outcomes and putting learning into practice. Experience in leading a network to pursue a shared interest, developing approaches and ideas to benefit own and others' work, actively promoting the work and image of own team and/or the University, internally and or externally. Desirable Criteria A good understanding of and/or previous experience of working within the Higher Education Sector. Experience of managing a team; encouraging contribution and involvement from staff at all levels, undertaking effective staff appraisals, evaluating performance, learning and development activities. How to apply This post is based in Edinburgh and is an on-campus role. If the position is of interest please submit a covering letter and CV by closing date of 24th of May. Interviews are anticipated w/c 17th June. Salary for this post will be based on experience and suitability up to maximum £100K. . click apply for full job details
Our client is looking for an estates surveyor to join their team on a temporary contract until August 2024. In this role you will be a part of a team of Estates Surveyors supporting the maintaining and enhancing the receipts and income from its property portfolio. You will play a significant role in providing asset and estate management, development and regeneration and valuation advice. Key responsibilities: To maintain membership of RICS and adhere to all professional codes of conduct including taking responsibility for own Continuing Professional Conduct. Support the Valuation and Estates Team Leader in providing professional advice on the commercial investment and operational property portfolios including matters relating to leasing, acquisition, sale, valuation, property management and rationalisation Provide professional advice on residential property portfolio including matters relating to acquisition, sale (inc under Right to Buy, Leasehold enfranchisement and lease extensions under the Leasehold Reform and Housing Development Act 1993), and valuation. Act as lead for estates related project having revenue implications of up to £50k p.a. or capital of up to £500k. To provide a point of contact for many of the 2000 + Council commercial property tenants. You will need: Degree level education with professional qualification (RICS) To demonstrate requisite experience and understanding of the asset and estate management, valuation, and or development and regeneration process. To demonstrate an understanding of the range of professional skills required by the appropriate professional body. To demonstrate knowledge of risk assessment and management and Health and Safety legislation. To demonstrate ability to build effective relationships and links with a range of internal / external partners and stakeholders. If you have the skills or would like to know more, please apply now! Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy. JBRP1_UKTJ
May 10, 2024
Full time
Our client is looking for an estates surveyor to join their team on a temporary contract until August 2024. In this role you will be a part of a team of Estates Surveyors supporting the maintaining and enhancing the receipts and income from its property portfolio. You will play a significant role in providing asset and estate management, development and regeneration and valuation advice. Key responsibilities: To maintain membership of RICS and adhere to all professional codes of conduct including taking responsibility for own Continuing Professional Conduct. Support the Valuation and Estates Team Leader in providing professional advice on the commercial investment and operational property portfolios including matters relating to leasing, acquisition, sale, valuation, property management and rationalisation Provide professional advice on residential property portfolio including matters relating to acquisition, sale (inc under Right to Buy, Leasehold enfranchisement and lease extensions under the Leasehold Reform and Housing Development Act 1993), and valuation. Act as lead for estates related project having revenue implications of up to £50k p.a. or capital of up to £500k. To provide a point of contact for many of the 2000 + Council commercial property tenants. You will need: Degree level education with professional qualification (RICS) To demonstrate requisite experience and understanding of the asset and estate management, valuation, and or development and regeneration process. To demonstrate an understanding of the range of professional skills required by the appropriate professional body. To demonstrate knowledge of risk assessment and management and Health and Safety legislation. To demonstrate ability to build effective relationships and links with a range of internal / external partners and stakeholders. If you have the skills or would like to know more, please apply now! Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy. JBRP1_UKTJ
Head of Intellectual Property (IP), London London Head of IP, London Isomorphic Labs is a new Alphabet company that is reimagining drug discovery through a computational- and AI-first approach. We are on a mission to accelerate the speed, increase the efficacy and lower the cost of drug discovery. You'll be working at the cutting edge of the new era of 'digital biology' to deliver a transformative social impact for the benefit of millions of people. Come and be part of a multi-disciplinary team driving groundbreaking innovation and play a meaningful role in contributing towards us achieving our ambitious goals, while being a part of an inspiring, collaborative and entrepreneurial culture. Your impact This position offers an amazing opportunity to formulate and execute a strategic vision to advance and protect the organisation's current and future intellectual property estate. Reporting to the General Counsel, as the Head of IP you will lead intellectual property strategy for Isomorphic Labs, balancing strategic planning with practical execution. You will collaborate with researchers and business leaders across the organisation, using your knowledge and influencing skills to shape how we build and develop the business from an IP perspective. You will also partner with other members of the Alphabet ecosystem as a representative of Isomorphic Labs. You will need to utilise your previous experience and show initiative in order to fully carve out your contribution. The Head of IP will work in partnership with the IsoLegal team and various researchers and senior leaders across business functions to design, develop and drive implementation of intellectual property strategy in alignment with the organisation's strategic directives. Key responsibilities of the position include identifying and pursuing strategies to protect innovation in IsoLabs' research and development activities (including AI/ML as well as small molecule and biologic therapeutic innovations), effectively educating on IP matters, communicating IP guidance, and managing the Company's intellectual property affairs (e.g., client counselling, licensing transactions, patent preparation and procurement, opinion work, IP disputes and litigation, due diligence and competitive intelligence, IP budgeting, copyright and trademark matters). What you will do Develop, implement and optimise comprehensive global IP strategy for the organisation Build, manage and expand patent portfolios that provide value and protect R&D innovations Establish IP governance and internal initiatives to support and drive innovation Protect and defend the organisation's IP, anticipate IP disputes, conduct landscaping and clearance assessments, execute on risk mitigation, and manage effective litigation when necessary Counsel science and business colleagues on patentability, freedom-to-operate, IP risks, and other IP matters Negotiate IP terms of licensing and other agreements Stay informed on legal trends and changes in laws and regulations; advise on emerging IP issues to ensure innovative and cutting-edge approaches Work closely with IsoLegal and Alphabet teams, outside counsel, consultants, and researchers to evaluate and support the development and advancement of new technologies and innovations Contribute to and maintain positive working relationships, foster a cohesive, committed team environment and drive effective partnership with cross-functional teams Skills and qualifications Either Qualified UK Solicitor specialising in IP; Qualified European Patent Attorney; OR US JD with active bar membership in at least one state and USPTO bar admission Advanced technical or scientific degree and 10+ years of proven IP legal experience Experience building and managing robust global patent estates for therapeutic drug candidates Experience in pharmaceutical industry and knowledge of the drug development process Outstanding verbal and written communication, and collaborative skills necessary to effectively partner with and advise researchers, scientists and other stakeholders in highly cross-functional teams Ability to work independently and in teams, prioritise workflow and work efficiently, meet demanding deadlines, and manage multi-dimensional projects in a fast-paced and evolving environment Meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to excellence in legal research, work product and compliance Ability to align IP strategy with business objectives and utilise IP strategy to contribute to the organisation's growth and success Nice to have: PhD in chemistry, biochemistry, biology or related field strongly preferred Prior in-house experience at biotech or pharmaceutical company strongly preferred Experience negotiating and drafting IP provisions in marquee licences and other high-impact agreements Experience practising patent law in the area of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), deep learning, data sciences and/or AI-driven drug discovery Experience building or developing an early stage IP legal function Culture and values What does it take to be successful at IsoLabs? It's not about finding people who think and act in the same way, but we do have some shared values: Thoughtful Thoughtful at Iso is about curiosity, creativity and care. It is about good people doing good, rigorous and future-making science every single day. Brave Brave at Iso is about fearlessness, but it's also about initiative and integrity. The scale of the challenge demands nothing less. Determined Determined at Iso is the way we pursue our goal. It's a confidence in our hypothesis, as well as the urgency and agility needed to deliver on it. Because disease won't wait, so neither should we. In this together Together at Iso is about connection, collaboration across fields and catalytic relationships. It's knowing that transformation is a group project, and remembering that what we're doing will have a real impact on real people everywhere. Creating an inclusive company We realise that to be successful we need our teams to reflect and represent the populations we are striving to serve. We're working to build a supportive and inclusive environment where collaboration is encouraged and learning is shared. We value diversity of experience, knowledge, backgrounds and perspectives and harness these qualities to create extraordinary impact. We are committed to equal employment opportunities regardless of sex, race, religion or belief, ethnic or national origin, disability, age, citizenship, marital, domestic or civil partnership status, sexual orientation, gender identity, pregnancy or related condition (including breastfeeding) or any other basis protected by applicable law. If you have a disability or additional need that requires accommodation, please do not hesitate to let us know. It's hugely important for us to be able to share knowledge and establish relationships with each other, and we find it easier to do this if we spend time together in person. This is why we've decided to follow a hybrid model, and for full time positions we would require you to be able to come into the office 3 days a week (currently Tue, Wed, and one other day depending on which team you're in). For part time positions this may vary. As an equal opportunities employer we are committed to building an equal and inclusive team. If you have additional needs that would prevent you from following this hybrid approach, we'd be happy to talk through these if you're selected for an initial screening call. Please note that when you submit an application, your data will be processed in line with our privacy policy . Required experience: Have you personally built and managed global patent estates and/or applications for therapeutic drug candidates? Please select Are you willing to be based in this location? Please select What are you ideally looking for in terms of salary expectations (base / total package)? Please note that this is NOT your current package. (Optional) What is your current notice period? What would your preferred working approach be in terms of coming into the office (assuming it is safe to do so)? (Optional) Please select Is there anything else you'd like us to know? Demographic Questions - UK & CH We value diversity of experience, knowledge, backgrounds and perspectives and harness these qualities to create extraordinary impact. We are working to build teams that reflect and represent the populations we are striving to serve. As part of this effort we would like to better understand our candidate audience, so that we can continue to improve. We need your help to do this, but filling in this form is entirely voluntary. You may choose not to provide the requested demographic information. Whether you choose to provide the information or not, this will be kept separate from your application and will have no bearing on any hiring decision. Any demographic information you provide will be anonymised and held separately from your application. No Isomorphic Labs hiring decision makers will have access to this information and the information will only be used for aggregated reporting and monitoring purposes, not for the purposes of your application or making any hiring decisions . click apply for full job details
May 10, 2024
Full time
Head of Intellectual Property (IP), London London Head of IP, London Isomorphic Labs is a new Alphabet company that is reimagining drug discovery through a computational- and AI-first approach. We are on a mission to accelerate the speed, increase the efficacy and lower the cost of drug discovery. You'll be working at the cutting edge of the new era of 'digital biology' to deliver a transformative social impact for the benefit of millions of people. Come and be part of a multi-disciplinary team driving groundbreaking innovation and play a meaningful role in contributing towards us achieving our ambitious goals, while being a part of an inspiring, collaborative and entrepreneurial culture. Your impact This position offers an amazing opportunity to formulate and execute a strategic vision to advance and protect the organisation's current and future intellectual property estate. Reporting to the General Counsel, as the Head of IP you will lead intellectual property strategy for Isomorphic Labs, balancing strategic planning with practical execution. You will collaborate with researchers and business leaders across the organisation, using your knowledge and influencing skills to shape how we build and develop the business from an IP perspective. You will also partner with other members of the Alphabet ecosystem as a representative of Isomorphic Labs. You will need to utilise your previous experience and show initiative in order to fully carve out your contribution. The Head of IP will work in partnership with the IsoLegal team and various researchers and senior leaders across business functions to design, develop and drive implementation of intellectual property strategy in alignment with the organisation's strategic directives. Key responsibilities of the position include identifying and pursuing strategies to protect innovation in IsoLabs' research and development activities (including AI/ML as well as small molecule and biologic therapeutic innovations), effectively educating on IP matters, communicating IP guidance, and managing the Company's intellectual property affairs (e.g., client counselling, licensing transactions, patent preparation and procurement, opinion work, IP disputes and litigation, due diligence and competitive intelligence, IP budgeting, copyright and trademark matters). What you will do Develop, implement and optimise comprehensive global IP strategy for the organisation Build, manage and expand patent portfolios that provide value and protect R&D innovations Establish IP governance and internal initiatives to support and drive innovation Protect and defend the organisation's IP, anticipate IP disputes, conduct landscaping and clearance assessments, execute on risk mitigation, and manage effective litigation when necessary Counsel science and business colleagues on patentability, freedom-to-operate, IP risks, and other IP matters Negotiate IP terms of licensing and other agreements Stay informed on legal trends and changes in laws and regulations; advise on emerging IP issues to ensure innovative and cutting-edge approaches Work closely with IsoLegal and Alphabet teams, outside counsel, consultants, and researchers to evaluate and support the development and advancement of new technologies and innovations Contribute to and maintain positive working relationships, foster a cohesive, committed team environment and drive effective partnership with cross-functional teams Skills and qualifications Either Qualified UK Solicitor specialising in IP; Qualified European Patent Attorney; OR US JD with active bar membership in at least one state and USPTO bar admission Advanced technical or scientific degree and 10+ years of proven IP legal experience Experience building and managing robust global patent estates for therapeutic drug candidates Experience in pharmaceutical industry and knowledge of the drug development process Outstanding verbal and written communication, and collaborative skills necessary to effectively partner with and advise researchers, scientists and other stakeholders in highly cross-functional teams Ability to work independently and in teams, prioritise workflow and work efficiently, meet demanding deadlines, and manage multi-dimensional projects in a fast-paced and evolving environment Meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to excellence in legal research, work product and compliance Ability to align IP strategy with business objectives and utilise IP strategy to contribute to the organisation's growth and success Nice to have: PhD in chemistry, biochemistry, biology or related field strongly preferred Prior in-house experience at biotech or pharmaceutical company strongly preferred Experience negotiating and drafting IP provisions in marquee licences and other high-impact agreements Experience practising patent law in the area of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), deep learning, data sciences and/or AI-driven drug discovery Experience building or developing an early stage IP legal function Culture and values What does it take to be successful at IsoLabs? It's not about finding people who think and act in the same way, but we do have some shared values: Thoughtful Thoughtful at Iso is about curiosity, creativity and care. It is about good people doing good, rigorous and future-making science every single day. Brave Brave at Iso is about fearlessness, but it's also about initiative and integrity. The scale of the challenge demands nothing less. Determined Determined at Iso is the way we pursue our goal. It's a confidence in our hypothesis, as well as the urgency and agility needed to deliver on it. Because disease won't wait, so neither should we. In this together Together at Iso is about connection, collaboration across fields and catalytic relationships. It's knowing that transformation is a group project, and remembering that what we're doing will have a real impact on real people everywhere. Creating an inclusive company We realise that to be successful we need our teams to reflect and represent the populations we are striving to serve. We're working to build a supportive and inclusive environment where collaboration is encouraged and learning is shared. We value diversity of experience, knowledge, backgrounds and perspectives and harness these qualities to create extraordinary impact. We are committed to equal employment opportunities regardless of sex, race, religion or belief, ethnic or national origin, disability, age, citizenship, marital, domestic or civil partnership status, sexual orientation, gender identity, pregnancy or related condition (including breastfeeding) or any other basis protected by applicable law. If you have a disability or additional need that requires accommodation, please do not hesitate to let us know. It's hugely important for us to be able to share knowledge and establish relationships with each other, and we find it easier to do this if we spend time together in person. This is why we've decided to follow a hybrid model, and for full time positions we would require you to be able to come into the office 3 days a week (currently Tue, Wed, and one other day depending on which team you're in). For part time positions this may vary. As an equal opportunities employer we are committed to building an equal and inclusive team. If you have additional needs that would prevent you from following this hybrid approach, we'd be happy to talk through these if you're selected for an initial screening call. Please note that when you submit an application, your data will be processed in line with our privacy policy . Required experience: Have you personally built and managed global patent estates and/or applications for therapeutic drug candidates? 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Whether you choose to provide the information or not, this will be kept separate from your application and will have no bearing on any hiring decision. Any demographic information you provide will be anonymised and held separately from your application. No Isomorphic Labs hiring decision makers will have access to this information and the information will only be used for aggregated reporting and monitoring purposes, not for the purposes of your application or making any hiring decisions . click apply for full job details
If you are looking for an opportunity to make your mark within a reputable law firm while maintaining work-life balance, we would love to hear from you as we seek a Solicitor for our Law Firm client based in Falkirk. What you will get in your new role Excellent annual salary ranging from 50,000 to 80,000. Join a close-knit company that supports professional growth while offering a balanced work-life schedule, including hybrid working arrangements. This role offers significant opportunities for career progression within the growing business, including potential pathways to ownership and partnership for the right candidate. Responsibilities in your new role as a Solicitor Manage a diverse caseload involving either residential and commercial conveyancing or private client services including wills, powers of attorney, estates, and family law - depending on your expertise. Drive the expansion of the firm into new areas of law such as employment, corporate, commercial litigation, or renewables. Contribute significantly to business development and client relationship management. Maintain high standards of compliance and oversee aspects of the firm's AML (Anti-Money Laundering) practices. Your personality, experience and qualifications The ideal candidate possesses a background as a qualified solicitor with a minimum of 4 years of post-qualification. As part of our client's expansion, they are open to considering candidates that have experience in areas such as: employment, corporate law, commercial litigation and renewables. You will have demonstrated success in cultivating client relationships and show business acumen. Additionally, you should have experience in overseeing a small team and thrive in a collaborative, multi-office setting. Personally, you are proactive and eager to assume a leadership role within an expanding firm. Apply now! Please send us an up-to-date copy of your CV, by clicking the Apply button. This position is only available to applicants who have immediate Right to Work in the UK and you will be required to provide evidence of such upon request. Also required are up-to-date contact details for at least 2 references. Stafffinders are operating as an Employment Agency for permanent positions and as an Employment Business for temporary positions.
May 10, 2024
Full time
If you are looking for an opportunity to make your mark within a reputable law firm while maintaining work-life balance, we would love to hear from you as we seek a Solicitor for our Law Firm client based in Falkirk. What you will get in your new role Excellent annual salary ranging from 50,000 to 80,000. Join a close-knit company that supports professional growth while offering a balanced work-life schedule, including hybrid working arrangements. This role offers significant opportunities for career progression within the growing business, including potential pathways to ownership and partnership for the right candidate. Responsibilities in your new role as a Solicitor Manage a diverse caseload involving either residential and commercial conveyancing or private client services including wills, powers of attorney, estates, and family law - depending on your expertise. Drive the expansion of the firm into new areas of law such as employment, corporate, commercial litigation, or renewables. Contribute significantly to business development and client relationship management. Maintain high standards of compliance and oversee aspects of the firm's AML (Anti-Money Laundering) practices. Your personality, experience and qualifications The ideal candidate possesses a background as a qualified solicitor with a minimum of 4 years of post-qualification. As part of our client's expansion, they are open to considering candidates that have experience in areas such as: employment, corporate law, commercial litigation and renewables. You will have demonstrated success in cultivating client relationships and show business acumen. Additionally, you should have experience in overseeing a small team and thrive in a collaborative, multi-office setting. Personally, you are proactive and eager to assume a leadership role within an expanding firm. Apply now! Please send us an up-to-date copy of your CV, by clicking the Apply button. This position is only available to applicants who have immediate Right to Work in the UK and you will be required to provide evidence of such upon request. Also required are up-to-date contact details for at least 2 references. Stafffinders are operating as an Employment Agency for permanent positions and as an Employment Business for temporary positions.
What if you could work with remarkable people on extraordinary things? What if the end result was something a little bit special? What if your role was mission critical? For nearly 70 years, AWE has been at the forefront of nuclear weapons research and development. We have a critical mission: to provide the warheads for the UK's ultimate deterrent - Trident. We also use our unique skills to provide wider UK government with counter-terrorism and nuclear threat reduction solutions. It takes a special sort of person to work at AWE. What if that person was you? AWE has a unique opportunity for a Head of Utilities within the Estates and Liabilities leadership team. Head of Utilities delivers through-life capability management and asset optimisation of Utilities Operational Services, Industrial Facilities and Energy Management to meet 24/7/365 site requirements in a nuclear licenced environment. The role will lead a capability that will modernise utilities infrastructure, models of delivery and simplify processes to meet the programme and capital investment challenges of AWE, at a time when the Company is embedding asset management and undergoing transformative activities. Leading, motivating and supporting staff, contractors and stakeholders through this period of change whilst successfully and safely delivering on current commitments is key. Closing date: 24th May 2024 Location: Reading/Basingstoke area Salary: £Negotiable As part of our People Promise, AWE (one of the best 25 big companies to work for in the UK) has a range of benefits to suit you. These include: Time to recharge your batteries with 270 hours of annual leave (plus every other Friday off work) Opportunities for Professional Career Development that include funding for the annual membership of a relevant professional body, access to mentors and training. Employee Assistance Programme and Occupational Health Services. A generous defined contribution Group Personal Pension (we will pay between 9% and 13% of your pensionable pay depending on your own contribution) Life Assurance Discounts - access to savings on a wide range of everyday spending A host of voluntary & core benefits to suit your health and wellbeing - more information available on our careers site. In addition to the above, we will also be looking for candidates to have: Strong leadership and direction to direct reports, functional and contract support The ability to provide and maintain the intelligent customer capability for Utilities. Direct the Operational and Capital expenditure for the Utilities Area, ensuring costs are optimised. The ability to manage the strategic development of the Utilities Area in line with programme requirements and Site strategy and Site Utilities Permit compliance requirements. Accountability for the Asset Management Plan/s for the Utilities Area. Have experience operating confidently as the Site Business Relationship Manager for strategic and tactical activities within the Utilities Area. Supported operational and tactical activities of significance (potential to impact programme delivery or where compliance challenged). A track record of promoting high personal standards in environment, health, security, and quality as well as being a great team player. We are looking for individuals who put our values at the heart of what they do and model the core leadership behaviours of setting direction, engaging people, and delivering results. You will need gravitas and resilience to engage with and influence those at the most senior levels to deliver our mission. Please note that you must be a British Citizen to apply for a role with us. Our ambition is to create workplaces where we recognise and celebrate differences, encourage diverse contributions and our employees feel able to be themselves at work. We strive to create a genuine culture of openness and inclusion and encourage diverse applicants. Any inclusion information you provide us will be used to encourage and support you through the application process and will be held only for this purpose in accordance with GDPR.
May 10, 2024
Full time
What if you could work with remarkable people on extraordinary things? What if the end result was something a little bit special? What if your role was mission critical? For nearly 70 years, AWE has been at the forefront of nuclear weapons research and development. We have a critical mission: to provide the warheads for the UK's ultimate deterrent - Trident. We also use our unique skills to provide wider UK government with counter-terrorism and nuclear threat reduction solutions. It takes a special sort of person to work at AWE. What if that person was you? AWE has a unique opportunity for a Head of Utilities within the Estates and Liabilities leadership team. Head of Utilities delivers through-life capability management and asset optimisation of Utilities Operational Services, Industrial Facilities and Energy Management to meet 24/7/365 site requirements in a nuclear licenced environment. The role will lead a capability that will modernise utilities infrastructure, models of delivery and simplify processes to meet the programme and capital investment challenges of AWE, at a time when the Company is embedding asset management and undergoing transformative activities. Leading, motivating and supporting staff, contractors and stakeholders through this period of change whilst successfully and safely delivering on current commitments is key. Closing date: 24th May 2024 Location: Reading/Basingstoke area Salary: £Negotiable As part of our People Promise, AWE (one of the best 25 big companies to work for in the UK) has a range of benefits to suit you. These include: Time to recharge your batteries with 270 hours of annual leave (plus every other Friday off work) Opportunities for Professional Career Development that include funding for the annual membership of a relevant professional body, access to mentors and training. Employee Assistance Programme and Occupational Health Services. A generous defined contribution Group Personal Pension (we will pay between 9% and 13% of your pensionable pay depending on your own contribution) Life Assurance Discounts - access to savings on a wide range of everyday spending A host of voluntary & core benefits to suit your health and wellbeing - more information available on our careers site. In addition to the above, we will also be looking for candidates to have: Strong leadership and direction to direct reports, functional and contract support The ability to provide and maintain the intelligent customer capability for Utilities. Direct the Operational and Capital expenditure for the Utilities Area, ensuring costs are optimised. The ability to manage the strategic development of the Utilities Area in line with programme requirements and Site strategy and Site Utilities Permit compliance requirements. Accountability for the Asset Management Plan/s for the Utilities Area. Have experience operating confidently as the Site Business Relationship Manager for strategic and tactical activities within the Utilities Area. Supported operational and tactical activities of significance (potential to impact programme delivery or where compliance challenged). A track record of promoting high personal standards in environment, health, security, and quality as well as being a great team player. We are looking for individuals who put our values at the heart of what they do and model the core leadership behaviours of setting direction, engaging people, and delivering results. You will need gravitas and resilience to engage with and influence those at the most senior levels to deliver our mission. Please note that you must be a British Citizen to apply for a role with us. Our ambition is to create workplaces where we recognise and celebrate differences, encourage diverse contributions and our employees feel able to be themselves at work. We strive to create a genuine culture of openness and inclusion and encourage diverse applicants. Any inclusion information you provide us will be used to encourage and support you through the application process and will be held only for this purpose in accordance with GDPR.
At Locala Health and Wellbeing, our purpose is to support people to thrive where they live. As a Social Enterprise, our mission is to provide exemplary, seamless and continuously improving care. We partner with others to reduce health inequalities and the demand for acute services. This makes us indispensable to people, partners and places. Our team of over 1400 dedicated colleagues work hard to maintain our CQC Good rating as we continue to be a leading provider of health and care services in the communities we serve, exhibiting exemplary quality in everything we do. From our Headquarters in Batley, West Yorkshire, we deliver a wide range of Adults and Childrens services across West Yorkshire and Greater Manchester. As part of our 2024-27 strategy, we have restructured our Executive Management Team, and are now seeking an Executive Director of Finance & Resources to act as our lead on all Finance, Estates, Digital and HR/OD matters, ensuring we are well positioned and capitalising on opportunities to deliver against our growth objectives. Reporting to the Chief Executive, you will:- Provide inspirational and collaborative leadership to our Corporate Services colleagues in Finance, HR, IT and Estates (amongst others); ensuring they deliver high quality services that are in the top quartile of identified benchmarks in terms of cost and performance. Drive financial stewardship as Locala's Chief Accountant, ensuring Locala s fiscal health while championing patient care. You'll spearhead financial planning initiatives, optimising resources for maximum impact and compliance. Realise annual efficiency targets, maintaining the financial sustainability of the organisation and ensure provision for strategic investment as required by our growth strategy. Lead the charge in shaping and executing cutting-edge organisational strategies, forging partnerships that fuel growth and innovation while adhering to industry standards and regulatory requirements. Revolutionise operational excellence by streamlining processes and fostering a culture of innovation. Your leadership will spark transformative projects, driving sustainable change that elevates service delivery to new heights. Cultivate meaningful relationships and unlocking business opportunities alongside executive peers. Your strategic insights will propel Locala's mission forward, ensuring alignment with stakeholders' needs and aspirations. Empower individuals to reach their full potential, driving collective success and earning Locala recognition as an Investors in People Gold organisation. We are looking for an energetic, self-driven and collaborative leader who is determined to make a difference and to therefore think differently about the role of our organisation in the markets in which we operate. You should have experience of working in an environment which exists to improve the lives of others. You should also enjoy challenging, (and being challenged on) the status quo as we drive our strategy forward. In return we will offer you an exciting opportunity to work in an ambitious and collaborate team as we shape our services to support the communities we serve. If you think we have the opportunity for you to thrive, please visit our dedicated recruitment site where you can find much more about us, the role and our ambitions. Also, speak to our recruitment partner Kevin Round at Seymour John Ltd. Please note you will need to upload a cover letter outlining your interest in the role along with your CV
May 09, 2024
Full time
At Locala Health and Wellbeing, our purpose is to support people to thrive where they live. As a Social Enterprise, our mission is to provide exemplary, seamless and continuously improving care. We partner with others to reduce health inequalities and the demand for acute services. This makes us indispensable to people, partners and places. Our team of over 1400 dedicated colleagues work hard to maintain our CQC Good rating as we continue to be a leading provider of health and care services in the communities we serve, exhibiting exemplary quality in everything we do. From our Headquarters in Batley, West Yorkshire, we deliver a wide range of Adults and Childrens services across West Yorkshire and Greater Manchester. As part of our 2024-27 strategy, we have restructured our Executive Management Team, and are now seeking an Executive Director of Finance & Resources to act as our lead on all Finance, Estates, Digital and HR/OD matters, ensuring we are well positioned and capitalising on opportunities to deliver against our growth objectives. Reporting to the Chief Executive, you will:- Provide inspirational and collaborative leadership to our Corporate Services colleagues in Finance, HR, IT and Estates (amongst others); ensuring they deliver high quality services that are in the top quartile of identified benchmarks in terms of cost and performance. Drive financial stewardship as Locala's Chief Accountant, ensuring Locala s fiscal health while championing patient care. You'll spearhead financial planning initiatives, optimising resources for maximum impact and compliance. Realise annual efficiency targets, maintaining the financial sustainability of the organisation and ensure provision for strategic investment as required by our growth strategy. Lead the charge in shaping and executing cutting-edge organisational strategies, forging partnerships that fuel growth and innovation while adhering to industry standards and regulatory requirements. Revolutionise operational excellence by streamlining processes and fostering a culture of innovation. Your leadership will spark transformative projects, driving sustainable change that elevates service delivery to new heights. Cultivate meaningful relationships and unlocking business opportunities alongside executive peers. Your strategic insights will propel Locala's mission forward, ensuring alignment with stakeholders' needs and aspirations. Empower individuals to reach their full potential, driving collective success and earning Locala recognition as an Investors in People Gold organisation. We are looking for an energetic, self-driven and collaborative leader who is determined to make a difference and to therefore think differently about the role of our organisation in the markets in which we operate. You should have experience of working in an environment which exists to improve the lives of others. You should also enjoy challenging, (and being challenged on) the status quo as we drive our strategy forward. In return we will offer you an exciting opportunity to work in an ambitious and collaborate team as we shape our services to support the communities we serve. If you think we have the opportunity for you to thrive, please visit our dedicated recruitment site where you can find much more about us, the role and our ambitions. Also, speak to our recruitment partner Kevin Round at Seymour John Ltd. Please note you will need to upload a cover letter outlining your interest in the role along with your CV
About us We are currently eight schools: three special need schools; four secondaries and one primary school all local to the Farnham, Haslemere and Woking areas. As a Trust, we are very positive about the difference we are making. Our schools are a force for good within their respective communities delivering positive outcomes as reflected across the measures of Ofsted, Progress 8 and national attainment measures. Our finances are strong, despite funding challenges and our estates are well maintained with a regular programme of innovative capital works taking place across all our schools. We are the largest employer in the area and therefore have a responsibility to our staff to ensure they are looked after and enjoy being part of our organisation. The Trust is at an exciting point in its development as we move into a new phase of growth. With a further five schools joining the Trust from September 2024, including two specialist schools. The role As a Director of School Improvement for specialist schools, you will play a pivotal role in driving forward our mission to provide outstanding education and support to students within our specialist schools. Your leadership will be instrumental in shaping the strategic direction of school improvement initiatives across the MAT, ensuring that every student has access to high-quality learning opportunities that meet their diverse needs. Your responsibilities will include developing and implementing strategic plans for school improvement, providing guidance and support to school leaders and staff members, and fostering collaborative relationships with internal and external stakeholders. With your expertise in specialist education and your proven track record of driving improvement and raising standards, we believe that you will make a significant impact on the success of our trust. What we can offer you As a trust, we are committed to creating a supportive and inclusive environment where every member of our team can thrive and contribute to our shared goals. We offer a vast range of benefits, including: Hybrid working opportunities Membership of the LGPS or TPS pension schemes with 22% (LGPS) and 28% (TPS) employer contributions Access to our rewards scheme Additional 2-day wellbeing weekend in November Private Medical Insurance And more How to apply Please complete the Trust Application form which is available on our website via the apply button. If you would like any further information or to arrange a school visit or conversation with the CEO, John Winter, then please contact Katherine Lockett on . Closing date: Noon on Tuesday 14th May 2024. Initial interviews will take place w/c 20th May 2024, although we reserve the right to interview earlier than this date. All appointments are subject to safer recruitment procedures and an enhanced DBS check. JBRP1_UKTJ
May 09, 2024
Full time
About us We are currently eight schools: three special need schools; four secondaries and one primary school all local to the Farnham, Haslemere and Woking areas. As a Trust, we are very positive about the difference we are making. Our schools are a force for good within their respective communities delivering positive outcomes as reflected across the measures of Ofsted, Progress 8 and national attainment measures. Our finances are strong, despite funding challenges and our estates are well maintained with a regular programme of innovative capital works taking place across all our schools. We are the largest employer in the area and therefore have a responsibility to our staff to ensure they are looked after and enjoy being part of our organisation. The Trust is at an exciting point in its development as we move into a new phase of growth. With a further five schools joining the Trust from September 2024, including two specialist schools. The role As a Director of School Improvement for specialist schools, you will play a pivotal role in driving forward our mission to provide outstanding education and support to students within our specialist schools. Your leadership will be instrumental in shaping the strategic direction of school improvement initiatives across the MAT, ensuring that every student has access to high-quality learning opportunities that meet their diverse needs. Your responsibilities will include developing and implementing strategic plans for school improvement, providing guidance and support to school leaders and staff members, and fostering collaborative relationships with internal and external stakeholders. With your expertise in specialist education and your proven track record of driving improvement and raising standards, we believe that you will make a significant impact on the success of our trust. What we can offer you As a trust, we are committed to creating a supportive and inclusive environment where every member of our team can thrive and contribute to our shared goals. We offer a vast range of benefits, including: Hybrid working opportunities Membership of the LGPS or TPS pension schemes with 22% (LGPS) and 28% (TPS) employer contributions Access to our rewards scheme Additional 2-day wellbeing weekend in November Private Medical Insurance And more How to apply Please complete the Trust Application form which is available on our website via the apply button. If you would like any further information or to arrange a school visit or conversation with the CEO, John Winter, then please contact Katherine Lockett on . Closing date: Noon on Tuesday 14th May 2024. Initial interviews will take place w/c 20th May 2024, although we reserve the right to interview earlier than this date. All appointments are subject to safer recruitment procedures and an enhanced DBS check. JBRP1_UKTJ
Head of Fire and Health and Safety Management Estates & Facilities - Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust Full time - 37.5 hours per week - Monday to Friday Band 8 b - 3 0 . 16 per hour Oxford Health NHS Foundation trust provide physical, mental health and social care for people of all ages across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Swindon, Wiltshire, Bath and North East Somerset. The services are delivered at community bases, hospitals, clinics and in people's homes, with a focus on delivering care as close to home as possible. Working with Oxford Health you will strive to be caring, safe and excellent. Could you be part of that team? We have a vacancy for a Head of Fire and Health and Safety Management to be based at our Littlemore site in Oxford. Key Responsibilities: The post holder will be a member of the estates and facilities department; and a key member of the Estates Contracts, Performance and Information Governance Team; with responsibility for ensuring that the Trust has appropriate health and safety, security and fire safety management policies, processes and systems in place, and that these are embedded across the organisation. Main duties of the role: Policies and Training Ensure that all policies and procedures are regularly reviewed and updated to reflect any changes in statute, regulations or guidance notes. Health and Safety Management Provide a highly visible leadership role for the management of health and safety throughout the organisation ensuring the profile is raised to promote health and safety awareness. Fire Safety Management Develop a suit of training and information tools to support all staff to understand their obligations and responsibilities in relation to fire safety. Ensure that such training and information is focused and easily accessible, and that the mode of delivery is supportive and suitable for the staff group and topic. Security Management Ensure that an up to date schedule and drawing of CCTV cameras located across the Trust is kept, and that a robust process is in place to ensure that the need for cameras is regularly reviewed. Be responsible for ensuring that any new cameras are installed in accordance with policy and regulations. Be responsible for managing the Trust's contract with the police Authority for PCSO support. Risk Management Maintain a register of Estates and Facilities related CAS alerts, ensure they are allocated to the appropriate manager, and provide reports on progress to comply. A full job specification sheet is available for applicants. Essential criteria: Good working knowledge of current health and safety related legislation Degree in relevant subject or equivalent experience NHS recognised security management qualification Proven Leadership and staff management skills Ability to manage and review complex data and present to a varied audience Experienced in the use of a wide range of Microsoft packages with keyboard skills including writing corporate documents Ability to travel between sites and to regional meetings
May 09, 2024
Seasonal
Head of Fire and Health and Safety Management Estates & Facilities - Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust Full time - 37.5 hours per week - Monday to Friday Band 8 b - 3 0 . 16 per hour Oxford Health NHS Foundation trust provide physical, mental health and social care for people of all ages across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Swindon, Wiltshire, Bath and North East Somerset. The services are delivered at community bases, hospitals, clinics and in people's homes, with a focus on delivering care as close to home as possible. Working with Oxford Health you will strive to be caring, safe and excellent. Could you be part of that team? We have a vacancy for a Head of Fire and Health and Safety Management to be based at our Littlemore site in Oxford. Key Responsibilities: The post holder will be a member of the estates and facilities department; and a key member of the Estates Contracts, Performance and Information Governance Team; with responsibility for ensuring that the Trust has appropriate health and safety, security and fire safety management policies, processes and systems in place, and that these are embedded across the organisation. Main duties of the role: Policies and Training Ensure that all policies and procedures are regularly reviewed and updated to reflect any changes in statute, regulations or guidance notes. Health and Safety Management Provide a highly visible leadership role for the management of health and safety throughout the organisation ensuring the profile is raised to promote health and safety awareness. Fire Safety Management Develop a suit of training and information tools to support all staff to understand their obligations and responsibilities in relation to fire safety. Ensure that such training and information is focused and easily accessible, and that the mode of delivery is supportive and suitable for the staff group and topic. Security Management Ensure that an up to date schedule and drawing of CCTV cameras located across the Trust is kept, and that a robust process is in place to ensure that the need for cameras is regularly reviewed. Be responsible for ensuring that any new cameras are installed in accordance with policy and regulations. Be responsible for managing the Trust's contract with the police Authority for PCSO support. Risk Management Maintain a register of Estates and Facilities related CAS alerts, ensure they are allocated to the appropriate manager, and provide reports on progress to comply. A full job specification sheet is available for applicants. Essential criteria: Good working knowledge of current health and safety related legislation Degree in relevant subject or equivalent experience NHS recognised security management qualification Proven Leadership and staff management skills Ability to manage and review complex data and present to a varied audience Experienced in the use of a wide range of Microsoft packages with keyboard skills including writing corporate documents Ability to travel between sites and to regional meetings
Wealth Management Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive Exeter, Devon About Us With offices in Exeter, Teignmouth and Newton Abbot, Tozers Solicitors LLP is seeking a Wealth Management Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive to join our team on a permanent, full-time basis, working from our Exeter office. With 26 partners and 140 staff across our offices, we offer unrivalled legal services to businesses and individuals, both locally and nationally. The Benefits - Competitive salary, dependant on experience - Pension - Travel loan scheme - Charity and social responsibility scheme - 25 days holiday - Extra holiday at Christmas - A focus on training and development This is an exciting opportunity for a lawyer with a wealth of technical expertise to join our law firm and hone their skillset. We are committed to investing in our people, which is why well support you to reach your full potential with access to great opportunities for professional growth and development! Supervised by our team leader and senior associates within the team, this is a fantastic opportunity to develop your skills in this much sought-after area of law. So, if you want to join a supportive work environment that fosters a sense of belonging and fulfilment, then apply today! The Role As a Wealth Management Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive, you will work on client matters, with paralegal and administrative support. Working within our High-Net-Worth sub-team, you will advise families on the succession planning tools available to them, such as wills, trusts and powers of attorney. You will also undertake the day-to-day management of complex and high-value estates which require the successful application of Inheritance Tax reliefs and exemptions, including direct negotiations with HMRC to achieve the best results for our clients. Joining our Wealth Management Team, you will also focus on assisting business-owning families with the tax implications of passing their business down the generations, crafting wills and trusts for succession-planning. About You To join us as a Wealth Management Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive, you will need: - Qualified lawyer status, to be a technically skilled solicitor, or a Chartered Legal Executive - A track record of meeting or surpassing financial targets - A commitment to delivering a high standard of company care Other organisations may call this role Lawyer, Estate Management Lawyer, Chartered Lawyer, Chartered Legal Executive, or Solicitor. Webrecruit and Tozers Solicitors LLP are equal opportunities employers, value diversity and are strongly committed to providing equal employment opportunities for all employees and all applicants for employment. Equal opportunities are the only acceptable way to conduct business and we believe that the more inclusive our environments are, the better our work will be. So, if youre ready to begin your career as a Wealth Management Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive, please apply via the button shown. This vacancy is being advertised by Webrecruit. The services advertised by Webrecruit are those of an Employment Agency. JBRP1_UKTJ
May 07, 2024
Full time
Wealth Management Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive Exeter, Devon About Us With offices in Exeter, Teignmouth and Newton Abbot, Tozers Solicitors LLP is seeking a Wealth Management Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive to join our team on a permanent, full-time basis, working from our Exeter office. With 26 partners and 140 staff across our offices, we offer unrivalled legal services to businesses and individuals, both locally and nationally. The Benefits - Competitive salary, dependant on experience - Pension - Travel loan scheme - Charity and social responsibility scheme - 25 days holiday - Extra holiday at Christmas - A focus on training and development This is an exciting opportunity for a lawyer with a wealth of technical expertise to join our law firm and hone their skillset. We are committed to investing in our people, which is why well support you to reach your full potential with access to great opportunities for professional growth and development! Supervised by our team leader and senior associates within the team, this is a fantastic opportunity to develop your skills in this much sought-after area of law. So, if you want to join a supportive work environment that fosters a sense of belonging and fulfilment, then apply today! The Role As a Wealth Management Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive, you will work on client matters, with paralegal and administrative support. Working within our High-Net-Worth sub-team, you will advise families on the succession planning tools available to them, such as wills, trusts and powers of attorney. You will also undertake the day-to-day management of complex and high-value estates which require the successful application of Inheritance Tax reliefs and exemptions, including direct negotiations with HMRC to achieve the best results for our clients. Joining our Wealth Management Team, you will also focus on assisting business-owning families with the tax implications of passing their business down the generations, crafting wills and trusts for succession-planning. About You To join us as a Wealth Management Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive, you will need: - Qualified lawyer status, to be a technically skilled solicitor, or a Chartered Legal Executive - A track record of meeting or surpassing financial targets - A commitment to delivering a high standard of company care Other organisations may call this role Lawyer, Estate Management Lawyer, Chartered Lawyer, Chartered Legal Executive, or Solicitor. Webrecruit and Tozers Solicitors LLP are equal opportunities employers, value diversity and are strongly committed to providing equal employment opportunities for all employees and all applicants for employment. Equal opportunities are the only acceptable way to conduct business and we believe that the more inclusive our environments are, the better our work will be. So, if youre ready to begin your career as a Wealth Management Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive, please apply via the button shown. This vacancy is being advertised by Webrecruit. The services advertised by Webrecruit are those of an Employment Agency. JBRP1_UKTJ
Lincolnshire County Council
Gainsborough, Lincolnshire
Residential Care Officer Level 3 Are you ready for the next step in your career? We have some exciting new opportunities in our Residential Children's Homes for Residential Carer's (Level 3) who are enthusiastic and passionate about providing the best care. We are keen to develop our staff and if you want to continue developing your career we'll support you all the way. About the Role These Senior roles are offered on a full time (37 hours per week), permanent basis where you will work a shift pattern including evenings, weekends and nights. A 'sleeping in' payment of £40.76 is paid for each shift you sleep in, mileage is paid at 45p per mile, overtime is paid at time and a half and there is free parking at all our homes. At Lincolnshire County Council, we believe every child has the right to outstanding care. It's why our devoted Carers find creative ways to help children and young people with a range of complex disabilities, medical conditions and behavioural problems to learn, grow and flourish. Our Carers understand that as a result of their lived experiences, some of our young people may express themselves in ways that require compassion, patience and understanding and our carers are given the tools to help navigate these complex emotional dynamics. Whether our Carers are helping a child or young person to process the information around them or dealing with behaviours that challenge, they embrace the emotional and physical demands of our work with readiness and courage. Join us at the forefront of innovation and help us lead the way! We currently have vacancies at Albion Street in Spalding, Northolme in Gainsborough and Robin House in Lincoln. About the Homes Albion Street is a home for 6 children. We ensure that our children are cared for in a loving and safe environment, giving them the best possible life chances. Homes Manager Dina says "Every day at Albion street has love and laughter, no one day is the same. It is a rewarding career and a privilege to be part of our children's lives." Northolme is a long term children's home based in Gainsborough. We have 6 children who live at the home and are nurtured and supported by the staff team to fulfil their potential. Homes Manager Gemma says "No two days are the same and its an amazing career to be part of. An RCO3 is the beginning of your Management Journey and you will be supported to develop further to potentially become one of the future managers." Robin House is a new 4 bedded Therapeutic Children's Home close to the city centre in Lincoln. Our team work hand in hand with the Complex Needs Service to deliver trauma informed care that is individualised to meet the needs and develop the strengths of our children. Our aim is to support our children on their journey to renunciation home to families or a long-term foster family. Homes Manager Helen says "the RCO3 position is a great opportunity to start developing the skills, knowledge and experience to one day manage a home." About the Team You will work alongside experienced Managers and Assistant Managers both in the home and from across the residential estates, with the opportunity to meet up with colleagues from our other homes to complete training and share best practice. We also have several staff networks and engagement groups that you can get involved in. The team that you will work alongside are all kind, compassionate, and resilient carers who give children a sense of security and form deep connections with them. They are dependable and responsible role models who work closely together to ensure the children have the best possible outcomes. Many of our Senior Leaders started their careers as Carer's in Residential Children's Homes. Learn more about what a rewarding career in Children's care looks like in the attached document, where our Service Lead Katie describes her career journey. About You We are looking for a creative, empathic and resilient person to join our team. You will need to have knowledge and experience of the caring profession within a residential setting. The successful applicant will have the ability to manage and lead a team of carers who engage with children and young people to enable them to develop new skills and create a safe and stimulating environment. You will need to display great decision making skill s. This role involves discretion in the allocation of tasks, resources and services, using your knowledge skills and experience, based on your interpretation, assessment and evaluation of a situation. Excellent communication skills and the ability to remain calm and professional is essential to be able to effectively communicate your decisions and direction to others. Successful candidates will hold or be expected to work towards a fully funded Level 3 Children and Young People's Workforce Diploma or equivalent and we will also support you to complete a fully funded Level 5 qualification in Leadership and Management. Allocated time is given to you each month to support with your studies. Our Offer To You There is clear career progression for our Level 3 Residential Carers, many of whom have progressed into Assistant Manager or Management roles and we are happy to support you to do the same if this is a career pathway you choose. We encourage progression and development and will give you the opportunity to manage and supervise a team while you train and learn. Along with a competitive salary we also offer our employees an excellent government pension scheme, generous annual leave entitlement with the option to buy more and comprehensive benefits package with lifestyle discounts on gym memberships, travel shopping and more. Meals are also provided as part of the family when on shift. In joining us, you will be rewarded with a career defining opportunity to become part of an ambitious and growing service that is committed to staff retention, development and equality. Learn more about the benefits of working with us here: Rewards and benefits - Lincolnshire County Council and why not visit our Jobs and Careers page for more details on the roles we have and what we offer our employees. If you would like an open and informal discussion regards this role then please contact: Dina Parla by emailing for queries about working at Albion Street Gemma Benson on or email for queries about working at Northolme Helen Wallis by emailing for queries about working at Robin House Applications close 19th May. We look forward to hearing from you! Please be advised that this position may be subject to a criminal record check. All candidates are advised to read the attached job information pack prior to making an application. On occasion we receive significantly more applications than expected for some vacancies and under such circumstances we reserve the right to bring forward the closing date of the advertisement. We therefore strongly advise you to apply for the role promptly to avoid disappointment should the closing date be brought forward. We operate a talent pool scheme whereby candidates who are not successful on this occasion may be considered for a period of up to 3 months for equal positions. Lincolnshire County Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Fluency Duty In accordance with Part 7 of the Immigration Act 2016 (Fluency Duty), the ability to converse at ease with customers and provide advice in accurate spoken Englishgains is essential for the post.
May 07, 2024
Full time
Residential Care Officer Level 3 Are you ready for the next step in your career? We have some exciting new opportunities in our Residential Children's Homes for Residential Carer's (Level 3) who are enthusiastic and passionate about providing the best care. We are keen to develop our staff and if you want to continue developing your career we'll support you all the way. About the Role These Senior roles are offered on a full time (37 hours per week), permanent basis where you will work a shift pattern including evenings, weekends and nights. A 'sleeping in' payment of £40.76 is paid for each shift you sleep in, mileage is paid at 45p per mile, overtime is paid at time and a half and there is free parking at all our homes. At Lincolnshire County Council, we believe every child has the right to outstanding care. It's why our devoted Carers find creative ways to help children and young people with a range of complex disabilities, medical conditions and behavioural problems to learn, grow and flourish. Our Carers understand that as a result of their lived experiences, some of our young people may express themselves in ways that require compassion, patience and understanding and our carers are given the tools to help navigate these complex emotional dynamics. Whether our Carers are helping a child or young person to process the information around them or dealing with behaviours that challenge, they embrace the emotional and physical demands of our work with readiness and courage. Join us at the forefront of innovation and help us lead the way! We currently have vacancies at Albion Street in Spalding, Northolme in Gainsborough and Robin House in Lincoln. About the Homes Albion Street is a home for 6 children. We ensure that our children are cared for in a loving and safe environment, giving them the best possible life chances. Homes Manager Dina says "Every day at Albion street has love and laughter, no one day is the same. It is a rewarding career and a privilege to be part of our children's lives." Northolme is a long term children's home based in Gainsborough. We have 6 children who live at the home and are nurtured and supported by the staff team to fulfil their potential. Homes Manager Gemma says "No two days are the same and its an amazing career to be part of. An RCO3 is the beginning of your Management Journey and you will be supported to develop further to potentially become one of the future managers." Robin House is a new 4 bedded Therapeutic Children's Home close to the city centre in Lincoln. Our team work hand in hand with the Complex Needs Service to deliver trauma informed care that is individualised to meet the needs and develop the strengths of our children. Our aim is to support our children on their journey to renunciation home to families or a long-term foster family. Homes Manager Helen says "the RCO3 position is a great opportunity to start developing the skills, knowledge and experience to one day manage a home." About the Team You will work alongside experienced Managers and Assistant Managers both in the home and from across the residential estates, with the opportunity to meet up with colleagues from our other homes to complete training and share best practice. We also have several staff networks and engagement groups that you can get involved in. The team that you will work alongside are all kind, compassionate, and resilient carers who give children a sense of security and form deep connections with them. They are dependable and responsible role models who work closely together to ensure the children have the best possible outcomes. Many of our Senior Leaders started their careers as Carer's in Residential Children's Homes. Learn more about what a rewarding career in Children's care looks like in the attached document, where our Service Lead Katie describes her career journey. About You We are looking for a creative, empathic and resilient person to join our team. You will need to have knowledge and experience of the caring profession within a residential setting. The successful applicant will have the ability to manage and lead a team of carers who engage with children and young people to enable them to develop new skills and create a safe and stimulating environment. You will need to display great decision making skill s. This role involves discretion in the allocation of tasks, resources and services, using your knowledge skills and experience, based on your interpretation, assessment and evaluation of a situation. Excellent communication skills and the ability to remain calm and professional is essential to be able to effectively communicate your decisions and direction to others. Successful candidates will hold or be expected to work towards a fully funded Level 3 Children and Young People's Workforce Diploma or equivalent and we will also support you to complete a fully funded Level 5 qualification in Leadership and Management. Allocated time is given to you each month to support with your studies. Our Offer To You There is clear career progression for our Level 3 Residential Carers, many of whom have progressed into Assistant Manager or Management roles and we are happy to support you to do the same if this is a career pathway you choose. We encourage progression and development and will give you the opportunity to manage and supervise a team while you train and learn. Along with a competitive salary we also offer our employees an excellent government pension scheme, generous annual leave entitlement with the option to buy more and comprehensive benefits package with lifestyle discounts on gym memberships, travel shopping and more. Meals are also provided as part of the family when on shift. In joining us, you will be rewarded with a career defining opportunity to become part of an ambitious and growing service that is committed to staff retention, development and equality. Learn more about the benefits of working with us here: Rewards and benefits - Lincolnshire County Council and why not visit our Jobs and Careers page for more details on the roles we have and what we offer our employees. If you would like an open and informal discussion regards this role then please contact: Dina Parla by emailing for queries about working at Albion Street Gemma Benson on or email for queries about working at Northolme Helen Wallis by emailing for queries about working at Robin House Applications close 19th May. We look forward to hearing from you! Please be advised that this position may be subject to a criminal record check. All candidates are advised to read the attached job information pack prior to making an application. On occasion we receive significantly more applications than expected for some vacancies and under such circumstances we reserve the right to bring forward the closing date of the advertisement. We therefore strongly advise you to apply for the role promptly to avoid disappointment should the closing date be brought forward. We operate a talent pool scheme whereby candidates who are not successful on this occasion may be considered for a period of up to 3 months for equal positions. Lincolnshire County Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Fluency Duty In accordance with Part 7 of the Immigration Act 2016 (Fluency Duty), the ability to converse at ease with customers and provide advice in accurate spoken Englishgains is essential for the post.
Lincolnshire County Council
Sleaford, Lincolnshire
Relief Residential Care Officer Level 1 As a Relief worker you can decide when you are available to work, giving you the flexibility of fitting your work around your other commitments. We are looking for relief care workers who are passionate about the care of children and young people and devoted to providing a nurturing environment for them to thrive and develop. We deliver innovative and restorative services for children and young people and have an overall Outstanding rating from Ofsted . As an organisation we are extremely proud of the work our teams undertake and this pride shines through from every team member. About the role No two days are the same in children's residential care. In this role you will supporting our children and young people to complete practical tasks independently such as brushing their teeth, or teaching them to process the information around them, or dealing with challenging behaviour. You'll be helping with the usual tasks involved in running any household and preparing our young people for independent living. You will also work with other agencies - education, social care, police and health as well as communicating regularly with families. You will need to embrace the emotion and physical demands of the role with readiness and courage. As a relief worker you will be offered work on an 'as and when' basis with a salary of £16.15 per hour. A sleeping in payment of £40.76 is paid for each shift you sleep in, mileage is paid at 45p per mile, overtime is paid at time and a half and there is free parking at all our homes. We currently have vacancies for relief workers in the following homes: The Beacon, Eastgate, Northolme and Riverhead . Below is a brief overview of all our homes - please see the attached brochure for further details on each one. During your application you will have the opportunity to select any of the homes with current vacancies that you are interested in. About our homes Mainstream Homes: We currently have 4 mainstream homes - Albion Street in Spalding, Eastgate in Sleaford, Northolme in Gainsborough and Robin House in Lincoln, which is a specialist residential home providing therapeutic care and support for children. We have also recently opened a new home, Riverhead House in Louth. The children we care for in our mainstream homes are between primary school age and 18 years old and move into residential for a variety of reasons. Our aim is to create a warm and nurturing home where we support them to thrive and reach their full potential. Supported Accommodation: We have a home in Grantham (Denton Avenue) and one in Gainsborough (Rowston Close) that provides 16-18 year olds with the opportunity to experience independent living in an environment that encourages them to develop new skills in a supported manner. Carers working in our Supported Accommodation Homes will be lone working at times and will be expected to travel between both sites. Children With Disabilities: We also have 3 homes specifically designed for children with disabilities. The Beacon at Grantham is a long term care home. Haven Cottage in Boston and Strut House in Lincoln provide short term breaks. We provide care for children from primary school age up to 18 years old in these homes. Lincs Secure Unit: Young people come to our secure home via the courts through the Youth Custody Service or for Welfare reasons. Our Care Officers here are trauma informed and help children rehabilitate back into the community, or transition into adult estates. We provide full training in trauma informed practices as well as in residential childcare to ensure children are being empowered to believe in themselves and to promote the best possible outcomes through education, health and intervention. We usually care for children age 11-18 years old. About You You don't need any professional care experience to apply as we can provide full training, but it is important that you have a kind, compassionate and enthusiastic nature. We are looking for someone who: Is caring and playful, our children have lots of energy and like to explore and play Enjoys spending time with children and helping them to stay connected to their families and friends Is passionate about the care of children and young people, you will be able to create an environment where children feel safe, nurtured, loved and at home Is curious about what a child might need and enthusiastic about helping to meet their needs Is able to set boundaries in a firm but kind way and learn to use different approaches Is willing to undertake a QCF qualification in working with children. Has basic IT skills with knowledge and/or experience of the caring profession. About Our Offer Our devoted carers live by our core values: kindness, nurture, care, respect, empathy and compassion. Along with a competitive salary we offer exciting learning and development opportunities to help you achieve your goals. Learn more about the benefits of working with us here: Rewards and benefits - Lincolnshire County Council and why not visit our Jobs and Careers page for more details on the roles we have and what we offer our employees. We know the importance of high quality induction, training and professional development and make sure our employees receive it. We ensure our Children's Homes employees are well trained in trauma and therapeutic support as enabling the children in our care to feel safe and to thrive is what we are passionate about. We have a strong leadership team and you will be fully supported in your new role. Lincolnshire County Council are committed to being an equal opportunity employer, we encourage a supportive and inclusive culture and have been accredited as a Disability Confident employer. If you would like an open and informal discussion regarding any of these vacancies please email: and a member of the Residential Homes Management Team will contact you. Applications close on 19th May. Interviews will be arranged on a flexible basis with candidates who have evidenced in their application that they meet the essential criteria for the role. Interviews may take place before the closing date. Please ensure that you select the homes you are interested in working in as part of your application. We wish you the best of luck with your application! Please be advised that this position may be subject to a criminal record check. All candidates are advised to read the attached job information pack prior to making an application. On occasion we receive significantly more applications than expected for some vacancies and under such circumstances we reserve the right to bring forward the closing date of the advertisement. We therefore strongly advise you to apply for the role promptly to avoid disappointment should the closing date be brought forward. We operate a talent pool scheme whereby candidates who are not successful on this occasion may be considered for a period of up to 3 months for equal positions. Lincolnshire County Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Fluency Duty In accordance with Part 7 of the Immigration Act 2016 (Fluency Duty), the ability to converse at ease with customers and provide advice in accurate spoken English is essential for the post.
May 07, 2024
Full time
Relief Residential Care Officer Level 1 As a Relief worker you can decide when you are available to work, giving you the flexibility of fitting your work around your other commitments. We are looking for relief care workers who are passionate about the care of children and young people and devoted to providing a nurturing environment for them to thrive and develop. We deliver innovative and restorative services for children and young people and have an overall Outstanding rating from Ofsted . As an organisation we are extremely proud of the work our teams undertake and this pride shines through from every team member. About the role No two days are the same in children's residential care. In this role you will supporting our children and young people to complete practical tasks independently such as brushing their teeth, or teaching them to process the information around them, or dealing with challenging behaviour. You'll be helping with the usual tasks involved in running any household and preparing our young people for independent living. You will also work with other agencies - education, social care, police and health as well as communicating regularly with families. You will need to embrace the emotion and physical demands of the role with readiness and courage. As a relief worker you will be offered work on an 'as and when' basis with a salary of £16.15 per hour. A sleeping in payment of £40.76 is paid for each shift you sleep in, mileage is paid at 45p per mile, overtime is paid at time and a half and there is free parking at all our homes. We currently have vacancies for relief workers in the following homes: The Beacon, Eastgate, Northolme and Riverhead . Below is a brief overview of all our homes - please see the attached brochure for further details on each one. During your application you will have the opportunity to select any of the homes with current vacancies that you are interested in. About our homes Mainstream Homes: We currently have 4 mainstream homes - Albion Street in Spalding, Eastgate in Sleaford, Northolme in Gainsborough and Robin House in Lincoln, which is a specialist residential home providing therapeutic care and support for children. We have also recently opened a new home, Riverhead House in Louth. The children we care for in our mainstream homes are between primary school age and 18 years old and move into residential for a variety of reasons. Our aim is to create a warm and nurturing home where we support them to thrive and reach their full potential. Supported Accommodation: We have a home in Grantham (Denton Avenue) and one in Gainsborough (Rowston Close) that provides 16-18 year olds with the opportunity to experience independent living in an environment that encourages them to develop new skills in a supported manner. Carers working in our Supported Accommodation Homes will be lone working at times and will be expected to travel between both sites. Children With Disabilities: We also have 3 homes specifically designed for children with disabilities. The Beacon at Grantham is a long term care home. Haven Cottage in Boston and Strut House in Lincoln provide short term breaks. We provide care for children from primary school age up to 18 years old in these homes. Lincs Secure Unit: Young people come to our secure home via the courts through the Youth Custody Service or for Welfare reasons. Our Care Officers here are trauma informed and help children rehabilitate back into the community, or transition into adult estates. We provide full training in trauma informed practices as well as in residential childcare to ensure children are being empowered to believe in themselves and to promote the best possible outcomes through education, health and intervention. We usually care for children age 11-18 years old. About You You don't need any professional care experience to apply as we can provide full training, but it is important that you have a kind, compassionate and enthusiastic nature. We are looking for someone who: Is caring and playful, our children have lots of energy and like to explore and play Enjoys spending time with children and helping them to stay connected to their families and friends Is passionate about the care of children and young people, you will be able to create an environment where children feel safe, nurtured, loved and at home Is curious about what a child might need and enthusiastic about helping to meet their needs Is able to set boundaries in a firm but kind way and learn to use different approaches Is willing to undertake a QCF qualification in working with children. Has basic IT skills with knowledge and/or experience of the caring profession. About Our Offer Our devoted carers live by our core values: kindness, nurture, care, respect, empathy and compassion. Along with a competitive salary we offer exciting learning and development opportunities to help you achieve your goals. Learn more about the benefits of working with us here: Rewards and benefits - Lincolnshire County Council and why not visit our Jobs and Careers page for more details on the roles we have and what we offer our employees. We know the importance of high quality induction, training and professional development and make sure our employees receive it. We ensure our Children's Homes employees are well trained in trauma and therapeutic support as enabling the children in our care to feel safe and to thrive is what we are passionate about. We have a strong leadership team and you will be fully supported in your new role. Lincolnshire County Council are committed to being an equal opportunity employer, we encourage a supportive and inclusive culture and have been accredited as a Disability Confident employer. If you would like an open and informal discussion regarding any of these vacancies please email: and a member of the Residential Homes Management Team will contact you. Applications close on 19th May. Interviews will be arranged on a flexible basis with candidates who have evidenced in their application that they meet the essential criteria for the role. Interviews may take place before the closing date. Please ensure that you select the homes you are interested in working in as part of your application. We wish you the best of luck with your application! Please be advised that this position may be subject to a criminal record check. All candidates are advised to read the attached job information pack prior to making an application. On occasion we receive significantly more applications than expected for some vacancies and under such circumstances we reserve the right to bring forward the closing date of the advertisement. We therefore strongly advise you to apply for the role promptly to avoid disappointment should the closing date be brought forward. We operate a talent pool scheme whereby candidates who are not successful on this occasion may be considered for a period of up to 3 months for equal positions. Lincolnshire County Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Fluency Duty In accordance with Part 7 of the Immigration Act 2016 (Fluency Duty), the ability to converse at ease with customers and provide advice in accurate spoken English is essential for the post.
Lincolnshire County Council
Sleaford, Lincolnshire
Residential Care Officer Level 2 At Lincolnshire County Council we believe every child has the right to outstanding care. It's why we work so hard to ensure our homes provide children and young people with a safe, nurturing environment . We deliver innovative and restorative services for children and young people and have an overall Outstanding rating from Ofsted . As an organisation we are extremely proud of the work our teams undertake and this pride shines through from every team member. If you have experience working with children and are ready to take on some extra responsibilities then consider joining us. About the role As a Residential Care Officer (Level 2) your responsibilities will include supervision, shift leading, developing projects, developing direct work with children and mentoring and inspiring new staff. In this role you will lead in different areas of practice and you will be expected to chair and take part in professional meetings. You'll also help with the usual tasks involved in running any household and preparing our young people for independent living. Building and maintaining resilient relationships with stakeholders is an important part of this role. Our roles are offered on a full time, permanent basis where you will work a shift pattern including evenings, weekends and nights. A 'sleeping in' payment of £40.76 is paid for each shift you sleep in, mileage is paid at 45p per mile, overtime is paid at time and a half and there is free parking at all our homes. We currently have vacancies for Residential Care Officers (Level 2) at: Eastgate and Strut House. Below is a brief overview of all our homes - please see the attached brochure for further details on each home. During your application you will have the opportunity to select any of the homes with current vacancies that you are interested in. About our homes Mainstream Homes: We currently have 4 mainstream homes - Albion Street in Spalding, Eastgate in Sleaford, Northolme in Gainsborough and Robin House in Lincoln, which is a specialist residential home providing therapeutic care and support for children. We've also recently opened a brand new home, Riverhead House in Louth. The children we care for in our mainstream homes are between primary school age and 18 years old and move into residential for a variety of reasons. Our aim is to create a warm and nurturing home where we support them to thrive and reach their full potential. Supported Accommodation: We have a home in Grantham (Denton Avenue) and one in Gainsborough (Rowston Close) that provides 16-18 year olds with the opportunity to experience independent living in an environment that encourages them to develop new skills in a supported manner. Carers working in our Supported Accommodation Homes will be lone working at times and will be expected to travel between both sites. Children With Disabilities: We also have 3 homes specifically designed for children with disabilities. The Beacon at Grantham is a long term care home. Haven Cottage in Boston and Strut House in Lincoln provide short term breaks. We provide care for children from primary school age up to 18 years old in these homes. Lincs Secure Unit: Young people come to our secure home via the courts through the Youth Custody Service or for Welfare reasons. Our Care Officers here are trauma informed and help children rehabilitate back into the community, or transition into adult estates. We provide full training in trauma informed practices as well as in residential childcare to ensure children are being empowered to believe in themselves and to promote the best possible outcomes through education, health and intervention. We usually care for children age 11 - 18 years old. If you are interested in working in the secure home please see the attached LSU Job Description which is specific to this home. About You We are looking for someone who: Is passionate about care and deeply committed to helping our children and young people grow and develop, socially and emotionally Is willing to develop themselves and undertake a QCF qualification in working with children (or have a Level 3 QCF qualification if applying to the Secure Unit) Can be a keyworker for one of our children Can make informed decisions and has the ability to supervise staff Has the ability to lead a shift and make decisions in the absence of the management team Works well under pressure in a fast paced environment Is able to produce reports and maintain accurate records Has IT skills and experience About Our Offer Our devoted Carers live by our core values: kindness, nurture, care, respect, empathy and compassion. Along with a competitive salary we are offering: Access to an excellent local government pension scheme A comprehensive benefits package including discount schemes and cycle to work Career progression and development opportunities A generous annual leave entitlement plus the option to buy more We know the importance of high quality induction, training and professional development and make sure our employees receive it. We ensure our Children's Homes employees are well trained in trauma and therapeutic support as enabling the children in our care to feel safe and to thrive is what we are passionate about. We have a strong leadership team and you will be fully supported in your new role. Learn more about the benefits of working with us here: Rewards and benefits - Lincolnshire County Council and why not visit our Jobs and Careers page for more details on the roles we have and what we offer our employees. Lincolnshire County Council are committed to being an equal opportunity employer, we encourage a supportive and inclusive culture and have been accredited as a Disability Confident employer. If you would like an open and informal discussion regarding any of these vacancies please email: and a member of the Residential Homes Management Team will contact you. Applications close on 19th May. Interviews will be arranged on a flexible basis with candidates who have evidenced in their application that they meet the essential criteria for the role. Interviews may take place before the closing date. Please ensure that you select the homes you are interested in working in as part of your application. Please be advised that this position may be subject to a criminal record check. All candidates are advised to read the attached job information pack prior to making an application. On occasion we receive significantly more applications than expected for some vacancies and under such circumstances we reserve the right to bring forward the closing date of the advertisement. We therefore strongly advise you to apply for the role promptly to avoid disappointment should the closing date be brought forward. We operate a talent pool scheme whereby candidates who are not successful on this occasion may be considered for a period of up to 3 months for equal positions. Lincolnshire County Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Fluency Duty In accordance with Part 7 of the Immigration Act 2016 (Fluency Duty), the ability to converse at ease with customers and provide advice in accurate spoken English is essential for the post.
May 07, 2024
Full time
Residential Care Officer Level 2 At Lincolnshire County Council we believe every child has the right to outstanding care. It's why we work so hard to ensure our homes provide children and young people with a safe, nurturing environment . We deliver innovative and restorative services for children and young people and have an overall Outstanding rating from Ofsted . As an organisation we are extremely proud of the work our teams undertake and this pride shines through from every team member. If you have experience working with children and are ready to take on some extra responsibilities then consider joining us. About the role As a Residential Care Officer (Level 2) your responsibilities will include supervision, shift leading, developing projects, developing direct work with children and mentoring and inspiring new staff. In this role you will lead in different areas of practice and you will be expected to chair and take part in professional meetings. You'll also help with the usual tasks involved in running any household and preparing our young people for independent living. Building and maintaining resilient relationships with stakeholders is an important part of this role. Our roles are offered on a full time, permanent basis where you will work a shift pattern including evenings, weekends and nights. A 'sleeping in' payment of £40.76 is paid for each shift you sleep in, mileage is paid at 45p per mile, overtime is paid at time and a half and there is free parking at all our homes. We currently have vacancies for Residential Care Officers (Level 2) at: Eastgate and Strut House. Below is a brief overview of all our homes - please see the attached brochure for further details on each home. During your application you will have the opportunity to select any of the homes with current vacancies that you are interested in. About our homes Mainstream Homes: We currently have 4 mainstream homes - Albion Street in Spalding, Eastgate in Sleaford, Northolme in Gainsborough and Robin House in Lincoln, which is a specialist residential home providing therapeutic care and support for children. We've also recently opened a brand new home, Riverhead House in Louth. The children we care for in our mainstream homes are between primary school age and 18 years old and move into residential for a variety of reasons. Our aim is to create a warm and nurturing home where we support them to thrive and reach their full potential. Supported Accommodation: We have a home in Grantham (Denton Avenue) and one in Gainsborough (Rowston Close) that provides 16-18 year olds with the opportunity to experience independent living in an environment that encourages them to develop new skills in a supported manner. Carers working in our Supported Accommodation Homes will be lone working at times and will be expected to travel between both sites. Children With Disabilities: We also have 3 homes specifically designed for children with disabilities. The Beacon at Grantham is a long term care home. Haven Cottage in Boston and Strut House in Lincoln provide short term breaks. We provide care for children from primary school age up to 18 years old in these homes. Lincs Secure Unit: Young people come to our secure home via the courts through the Youth Custody Service or for Welfare reasons. Our Care Officers here are trauma informed and help children rehabilitate back into the community, or transition into adult estates. We provide full training in trauma informed practices as well as in residential childcare to ensure children are being empowered to believe in themselves and to promote the best possible outcomes through education, health and intervention. We usually care for children age 11 - 18 years old. If you are interested in working in the secure home please see the attached LSU Job Description which is specific to this home. About You We are looking for someone who: Is passionate about care and deeply committed to helping our children and young people grow and develop, socially and emotionally Is willing to develop themselves and undertake a QCF qualification in working with children (or have a Level 3 QCF qualification if applying to the Secure Unit) Can be a keyworker for one of our children Can make informed decisions and has the ability to supervise staff Has the ability to lead a shift and make decisions in the absence of the management team Works well under pressure in a fast paced environment Is able to produce reports and maintain accurate records Has IT skills and experience About Our Offer Our devoted Carers live by our core values: kindness, nurture, care, respect, empathy and compassion. Along with a competitive salary we are offering: Access to an excellent local government pension scheme A comprehensive benefits package including discount schemes and cycle to work Career progression and development opportunities A generous annual leave entitlement plus the option to buy more We know the importance of high quality induction, training and professional development and make sure our employees receive it. We ensure our Children's Homes employees are well trained in trauma and therapeutic support as enabling the children in our care to feel safe and to thrive is what we are passionate about. We have a strong leadership team and you will be fully supported in your new role. Learn more about the benefits of working with us here: Rewards and benefits - Lincolnshire County Council and why not visit our Jobs and Careers page for more details on the roles we have and what we offer our employees. Lincolnshire County Council are committed to being an equal opportunity employer, we encourage a supportive and inclusive culture and have been accredited as a Disability Confident employer. If you would like an open and informal discussion regarding any of these vacancies please email: and a member of the Residential Homes Management Team will contact you. Applications close on 19th May. Interviews will be arranged on a flexible basis with candidates who have evidenced in their application that they meet the essential criteria for the role. Interviews may take place before the closing date. Please ensure that you select the homes you are interested in working in as part of your application. Please be advised that this position may be subject to a criminal record check. All candidates are advised to read the attached job information pack prior to making an application. On occasion we receive significantly more applications than expected for some vacancies and under such circumstances we reserve the right to bring forward the closing date of the advertisement. We therefore strongly advise you to apply for the role promptly to avoid disappointment should the closing date be brought forward. We operate a talent pool scheme whereby candidates who are not successful on this occasion may be considered for a period of up to 3 months for equal positions. Lincolnshire County Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Fluency Duty In accordance with Part 7 of the Immigration Act 2016 (Fluency Duty), the ability to converse at ease with customers and provide advice in accurate spoken English is essential for the post.
Lincolnshire County Council
Sleaford, Lincolnshire
Residential Care Officer Level 1 We are looking for creative and compassionate individuals to join our highly motivated residential care teams to provide a safe stimulating environment for our children and young people. We deliver innovative and restorative services for children and young people and have an overall Outstanding rating from Ofsted . As an organisation we are extremely proud of the work our teams undertake and this pride shines through from every team member. About the role In this incredibly rewarding role you'll be passionate about care and deeply committed to helping our children and young people. You will have the ability to professionally nurture those in our care, helping them to grow and develop socially and emotionally. Whether our Carers are supporting a child or young person to learn to do practical tasks independently such as brushing their teeth, or teaching them to process the information around them, or dealing with challenging behaviour, they embrace the emotional and physical demands of our work with readiness and courage. You'll also help with the usual tasks involved in running any household as you prepare our young people for independent living. No two days are the same in residential care. You will also work with other agencies such as education, children's social care, police and health to help create and action holistic plans that meet our children's needs. Our roles are offered on a full time, permanent basis where you will work a shift pattern including evenings, weekends and nights. A 'sleeping in' payment of £40.76 is paid for each shift you sleep in, mileage is paid at 45p per mile, overtime is paid at time and a half and there is free parking at all our homes. We currently have Residential Care Officer (Level 1) vacancies at: Albion Street, The Beacon, Lincs Secure Unit and Strut House. Below is a brief overview of all our homes - please see the attached brochure for further details on each one. During your application you will have the opportunity to select any of the homes with current vacancies that you are interested in. About our homes Mainstream Homes: We currently have 4 mainstream homes - Albion Street in Spalding, Eastgate in Sleaford, Northolme in Gainsborough and Robin House in Lincoln, which is a specialist residential home providing therapeutic care and support for children. We have also recently opened a brand new home, Riverhead House in Louth. The children we care for in our mainstream homes are between primary school age and 18 years old and move into residential for a variety of reasons. Our aim is to create a warm and nurturing home where we support them to thrive and reach their full potential. Supported Accommodation: We have a home in Grantham (Denton Avenue) and one in Gainsborough (Rowston Close) that provides 16-18 year olds with the opportunity to experience independent living in an environment that encourages them to develop new skills in a supported manner. Carer's working in our Supported Accommodation Homes will be lone working at times and will be expected to travel between both sites. Children With Disabilities: We also have 3 homes specifically designed for children with disabilities. The Beacon at Grantham is a long term care home. Haven Cottage in Boston and Strut House in Lincoln provide short term breaks. We provide care for children from primary school age up to 18 years old in these homes. Lincs Secure Unit: Young people come to our secure home via the courts through the Youth Custody Service or for Welfare reasons. Our Care Officers here are trauma informed and help children rehabilitate back into the community, or transition into adult estates. We provide full training in trauma informed practices as well as in residential childcare to ensure children are being empowered to believe in themselves and to promote the best possible outcomes through education, health and intervention. We usually care for children age 11-18 years old. About You You don't need any professional care experience to apply as we can provide full training, but it is important that you have a kind, compassionate and enthusiastic nature. We are looking for someone who: Is caring and playful, our children have lots of energy and like to explore and play Enjoys spending time with children and helping them to stay connected to their families and friends Is passionate about the care of children and young people, you will be able to create an environment where children feel safe, nurtured, loved and at home Is curious about what a child might need and enthusiastic about helping to meet their needs Is able to set boundaries in a firm but kind way and learn to use different approaches Is willing to undertake a QCF qualification in working with children Has basic IT skills with knowledge and/or experience of the caring profession About Our Offer Our devoted carers live by our core values: kindness, nurture, care, respect, empathy and compassion. Along with a competitive salary we are offering: Access to an excellent local government pension scheme A comprehensive benefits package including discount schemes and cycle to work Career progression and development opportunities A generous annual leave entitlement plus the option to buy more We know the importance of high quality induction, training and professional development and make sure our employees receive it. We ensure our Children's Homes employees are well trained in trauma and therapeutic support as enabling the children in our care to feel safe and to thrive is what we are passionate about. We have a strong leadership team and you will be fully supported in your new role . Learn more about the benefits of working with us here: Rewards and benefits - Lincolnshire County Council and why not visit our Jobs and Careers page for more details on the roles we have and what we offer our employees. Lincolnshire County Council are committed to being an equal opportunity employer, we encourage a supportive and inclusive culture and have been accredited as a Disability Confident Employer. If you would like an open and informal discussion regarding any of these vacancies please email: and a member of the Residential Homes Management Team will contact you. Applications close on 19th May. Interviews will be arranged on a flexible basis with candidates who have evidenced in their application that they meet the essential criteria for the role. Interviews may take place before the closing date. Please ensure that you select the homes you are interested in working in as part of your application. We look forward to hearing from you! Please be advised that this position may be subject to a criminal record check. All candidates are advised to read the attached job information pack prior to making an application. On occasion we receive significantly more applications than expected for some vacancies and under such circumstances we reserve the right to bring forward the closing date of the advertisement. We therefore strongly advise you to apply for the role promptly to avoid disappointment should the closing date be brought forward. We operate a talent pool scheme whereby candidates who are not successful on this occasion may be considered for a period of up to 3 months for equal positions. Lincolnshire County Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Fluency Duty In accordance with Part 7 of the Immigration Act 2016 (Fluency Duty), the ability to converse at ease with customers and provide advice in accurate spoken English is essential for the post.
May 07, 2024
Full time
Residential Care Officer Level 1 We are looking for creative and compassionate individuals to join our highly motivated residential care teams to provide a safe stimulating environment for our children and young people. We deliver innovative and restorative services for children and young people and have an overall Outstanding rating from Ofsted . As an organisation we are extremely proud of the work our teams undertake and this pride shines through from every team member. About the role In this incredibly rewarding role you'll be passionate about care and deeply committed to helping our children and young people. You will have the ability to professionally nurture those in our care, helping them to grow and develop socially and emotionally. Whether our Carers are supporting a child or young person to learn to do practical tasks independently such as brushing their teeth, or teaching them to process the information around them, or dealing with challenging behaviour, they embrace the emotional and physical demands of our work with readiness and courage. You'll also help with the usual tasks involved in running any household as you prepare our young people for independent living. No two days are the same in residential care. You will also work with other agencies such as education, children's social care, police and health to help create and action holistic plans that meet our children's needs. Our roles are offered on a full time, permanent basis where you will work a shift pattern including evenings, weekends and nights. A 'sleeping in' payment of £40.76 is paid for each shift you sleep in, mileage is paid at 45p per mile, overtime is paid at time and a half and there is free parking at all our homes. We currently have Residential Care Officer (Level 1) vacancies at: Albion Street, The Beacon, Lincs Secure Unit and Strut House. Below is a brief overview of all our homes - please see the attached brochure for further details on each one. During your application you will have the opportunity to select any of the homes with current vacancies that you are interested in. About our homes Mainstream Homes: We currently have 4 mainstream homes - Albion Street in Spalding, Eastgate in Sleaford, Northolme in Gainsborough and Robin House in Lincoln, which is a specialist residential home providing therapeutic care and support for children. We have also recently opened a brand new home, Riverhead House in Louth. The children we care for in our mainstream homes are between primary school age and 18 years old and move into residential for a variety of reasons. Our aim is to create a warm and nurturing home where we support them to thrive and reach their full potential. Supported Accommodation: We have a home in Grantham (Denton Avenue) and one in Gainsborough (Rowston Close) that provides 16-18 year olds with the opportunity to experience independent living in an environment that encourages them to develop new skills in a supported manner. Carer's working in our Supported Accommodation Homes will be lone working at times and will be expected to travel between both sites. Children With Disabilities: We also have 3 homes specifically designed for children with disabilities. The Beacon at Grantham is a long term care home. Haven Cottage in Boston and Strut House in Lincoln provide short term breaks. We provide care for children from primary school age up to 18 years old in these homes. Lincs Secure Unit: Young people come to our secure home via the courts through the Youth Custody Service or for Welfare reasons. Our Care Officers here are trauma informed and help children rehabilitate back into the community, or transition into adult estates. We provide full training in trauma informed practices as well as in residential childcare to ensure children are being empowered to believe in themselves and to promote the best possible outcomes through education, health and intervention. We usually care for children age 11-18 years old. About You You don't need any professional care experience to apply as we can provide full training, but it is important that you have a kind, compassionate and enthusiastic nature. We are looking for someone who: Is caring and playful, our children have lots of energy and like to explore and play Enjoys spending time with children and helping them to stay connected to their families and friends Is passionate about the care of children and young people, you will be able to create an environment where children feel safe, nurtured, loved and at home Is curious about what a child might need and enthusiastic about helping to meet their needs Is able to set boundaries in a firm but kind way and learn to use different approaches Is willing to undertake a QCF qualification in working with children Has basic IT skills with knowledge and/or experience of the caring profession About Our Offer Our devoted carers live by our core values: kindness, nurture, care, respect, empathy and compassion. Along with a competitive salary we are offering: Access to an excellent local government pension scheme A comprehensive benefits package including discount schemes and cycle to work Career progression and development opportunities A generous annual leave entitlement plus the option to buy more We know the importance of high quality induction, training and professional development and make sure our employees receive it. We ensure our Children's Homes employees are well trained in trauma and therapeutic support as enabling the children in our care to feel safe and to thrive is what we are passionate about. We have a strong leadership team and you will be fully supported in your new role . Learn more about the benefits of working with us here: Rewards and benefits - Lincolnshire County Council and why not visit our Jobs and Careers page for more details on the roles we have and what we offer our employees. Lincolnshire County Council are committed to being an equal opportunity employer, we encourage a supportive and inclusive culture and have been accredited as a Disability Confident Employer. If you would like an open and informal discussion regarding any of these vacancies please email: and a member of the Residential Homes Management Team will contact you. Applications close on 19th May. Interviews will be arranged on a flexible basis with candidates who have evidenced in their application that they meet the essential criteria for the role. Interviews may take place before the closing date. Please ensure that you select the homes you are interested in working in as part of your application. We look forward to hearing from you! Please be advised that this position may be subject to a criminal record check. All candidates are advised to read the attached job information pack prior to making an application. On occasion we receive significantly more applications than expected for some vacancies and under such circumstances we reserve the right to bring forward the closing date of the advertisement. We therefore strongly advise you to apply for the role promptly to avoid disappointment should the closing date be brought forward. We operate a talent pool scheme whereby candidates who are not successful on this occasion may be considered for a period of up to 3 months for equal positions. Lincolnshire County Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Fluency Duty In accordance with Part 7 of the Immigration Act 2016 (Fluency Duty), the ability to converse at ease with customers and provide advice in accurate spoken English is essential for the post.
Finegreen are currently supporting a large NHS organisation in the appointment of a senior qualified Estates professional, this role is a critical role within both the development and operational management of the Trust s estate. Key responsibilities will include: Overseeing and managing the delivery of all capital, minor works schemes, management of space within the organisation and land and property matters; Managing the Trust capital programme including business case support, delivery of backlog maintenance schemes, service development schemes, charity funded schemes and other funded opportunities such as energy saving and sustainability schemes; Managing space and this will include ensuring SFH has up to date records of all the accommodation and who occupies the space as well as managing the various moves that would take place; Managing all lease and let property management requirements for the Trust, including overseeing acquisition and disposal of Trust property/accommodation; Support the overall delivery of a high quality service which supports services to our patients, staff and the public in accordance with national prioritise, DH Guidance and the Strategic objectives of the Trust; Estate management advice in relation to tenancy arrangements, advising tenants as to the various responsibilities, obligations and covenants in accordance with the leases particularly on issues surrounding alienation, alteration and repair. The ideal candidate will have: A qualification within a Estates related discipline, for example Engineering, Building Services etc. Highly developed negotiation and leadership skills, proven line management experience with team leadership skills; Good working knowledge of HTM s, HBN s and other NHS guidance; Extensive knowledge of project management methodologies and techniques for planning, monitoring, and controlling projects, including risk management. If you are interested in the role, please contact Donna Larder on or send your to
May 07, 2024
Full time
Finegreen are currently supporting a large NHS organisation in the appointment of a senior qualified Estates professional, this role is a critical role within both the development and operational management of the Trust s estate. Key responsibilities will include: Overseeing and managing the delivery of all capital, minor works schemes, management of space within the organisation and land and property matters; Managing the Trust capital programme including business case support, delivery of backlog maintenance schemes, service development schemes, charity funded schemes and other funded opportunities such as energy saving and sustainability schemes; Managing space and this will include ensuring SFH has up to date records of all the accommodation and who occupies the space as well as managing the various moves that would take place; Managing all lease and let property management requirements for the Trust, including overseeing acquisition and disposal of Trust property/accommodation; Support the overall delivery of a high quality service which supports services to our patients, staff and the public in accordance with national prioritise, DH Guidance and the Strategic objectives of the Trust; Estate management advice in relation to tenancy arrangements, advising tenants as to the various responsibilities, obligations and covenants in accordance with the leases particularly on issues surrounding alienation, alteration and repair. The ideal candidate will have: A qualification within a Estates related discipline, for example Engineering, Building Services etc. Highly developed negotiation and leadership skills, proven line management experience with team leadership skills; Good working knowledge of HTM s, HBN s and other NHS guidance; Extensive knowledge of project management methodologies and techniques for planning, monitoring, and controlling projects, including risk management. If you are interested in the role, please contact Donna Larder on or send your to
JOB DECRIPTION We are currently seeking a dedicated Sustainability Manager to join our Estates team in leading and delivering the University-wide environmental and sustainability strategy, with a wider reach across the entire Bath Spa University community. About You As Sustainability Manager you will lead the development and implementation of our long-term sustainability strategy, ensuring compliance with environmental legislation and fostering a culture of sustainability across all university activities. You'll strive to achieve our net carbon zero aspirations, manage energy and water procurement, and integrate sustainable practices into our curriculum. Reporting to senior management and the board of governors, you'll oversee sustainability budgets, lead awareness campaigns, and line-manage our dedicated sustainability team. You will also work closely with stakeholders across the University such as Heads of Schools and the Director of Learning Innovation, helping to develop skills and offer support to integrate sustainability into the curriculum and to increase academic staff and students' sustainability literacy. About the Role You will have a first-degree level education in a relevant field, extensive project management experience, and a proven track record in delivering energy-saving projects. As a qualified Lead ISO14001 Auditor, you'll lead the development and implementation of our sustainability and carbon management strategies, ensuring compliance with energy legislation and carbon trading obligations. Your expertise in sustainable energy and team leadership will drive our initiatives forward. With strong budget management skills and a knack for effective communication, you'll excel in this role, fostering a culture of sustainability across our university. You will have excellent planning, co-ordination, and organisational skills, and have a methodical and analytical approach to problem-solving. You will be enthusiastic, highly motivated, proactive, flexible, and ready to make a difference. About Bath Spa University Bath Spa University is where creative minds meet. Offering a wide range of courses across the arts, sciences, education, social science and business to over 7,500 students, the University employs outstanding creative professionals which support its aim to be a leading educational institution in creativity, culture and enterprise. Based in stunning countryside just a few minutes from a World Heritage City, Bath Spa University ensures its students graduate as engaged global citizens who are ready for the world of work. In fact, 93 per cent of graduates find themselves in work or further study within six months.
May 07, 2024
Full time
JOB DECRIPTION We are currently seeking a dedicated Sustainability Manager to join our Estates team in leading and delivering the University-wide environmental and sustainability strategy, with a wider reach across the entire Bath Spa University community. About You As Sustainability Manager you will lead the development and implementation of our long-term sustainability strategy, ensuring compliance with environmental legislation and fostering a culture of sustainability across all university activities. You'll strive to achieve our net carbon zero aspirations, manage energy and water procurement, and integrate sustainable practices into our curriculum. Reporting to senior management and the board of governors, you'll oversee sustainability budgets, lead awareness campaigns, and line-manage our dedicated sustainability team. You will also work closely with stakeholders across the University such as Heads of Schools and the Director of Learning Innovation, helping to develop skills and offer support to integrate sustainability into the curriculum and to increase academic staff and students' sustainability literacy. About the Role You will have a first-degree level education in a relevant field, extensive project management experience, and a proven track record in delivering energy-saving projects. As a qualified Lead ISO14001 Auditor, you'll lead the development and implementation of our sustainability and carbon management strategies, ensuring compliance with energy legislation and carbon trading obligations. Your expertise in sustainable energy and team leadership will drive our initiatives forward. With strong budget management skills and a knack for effective communication, you'll excel in this role, fostering a culture of sustainability across our university. You will have excellent planning, co-ordination, and organisational skills, and have a methodical and analytical approach to problem-solving. You will be enthusiastic, highly motivated, proactive, flexible, and ready to make a difference. About Bath Spa University Bath Spa University is where creative minds meet. Offering a wide range of courses across the arts, sciences, education, social science and business to over 7,500 students, the University employs outstanding creative professionals which support its aim to be a leading educational institution in creativity, culture and enterprise. Based in stunning countryside just a few minutes from a World Heritage City, Bath Spa University ensures its students graduate as engaged global citizens who are ready for the world of work. In fact, 93 per cent of graduates find themselves in work or further study within six months.
The Role Unite Students fantastic Risk & Assurance team have an exciting opportunity for an experience Internal Audit Manager to join the team in Bristol. This is a high profile position, representing Unite Students and its values and vision. Reporting to the Head of Risk, as part of the wider Risk & Assurance team, you will be focussed on governance including risk, controls, policy, compliance and data protection. The role includes line management responsibility of our industrial placement student. The team provide assurance across the whole business to Finance, HR, IT, Operations, Property and Estates and you will be expected to use your skills in many diverse areas. The Risk & Assurance team are a trusted corporate advisory team, taking on a wide range of topics in many areas of the business. For this reason, it is important to have a track record of delivering results as well as excellent communication and influencing skills and above all, the determination to really make a difference. What You ll Be Doing Provide independent third line assurance to our business on its Governance, Risk Management, and Control (GRC) arrangements. Support the Head of Risk in the delivery of the annual internal assurance programme of reviews, leading and supporting individual audits across the organisation and its sites. Contribute to the maintenance and improvement of internal assurance processes and audit quality management system Undertake Finance controls testing on an annual basis Act as a subject matter expert on the UK audit reforms and the impact it may have on our business Prepare reports for stakeholders, including senior leaders, the Executive and Audit & Risk Committee Work with the H&S, Fire, Data Protection and InfoSec teams to embed systems of control leading to ISO and other appropriate standards as appropriate Work collaboratively with other teams in the business to support the design and implementation of a policy framework and compliance regime, embedding the three lines of defence model across company Work with the L&D and Comms team to develop and implement all company training and awareness in relevant Support the development of junior team members Internal Audit matters Contribute to reporting for senior leaders and relevant teams, identifying best practice and areas for improvement. Support the Head of Risk with co-ordination of outsourced internal assurance provision and work collaboratively with them on assignments Support the Head of Risk with estate wide operational compliance audits and engage collaboratively in improvement initiatives Assist in the investigation of policy breaches/ incidents and maintain all required records Represent the team at the working groups as necessary What We re Looking for in You CIA, ACA or ACCA qualified One to three years PQE with top / mid tier practice or equivalent experience Ambitious, driven and high performer; wants to progress in a growing business Self sufficient and able to prioritise and carry out tasks with minimum supervision Management a complex and diverse workload and the ability to deal with conflicting and changing demands The ability to influence decisions at executive management level First class communication skills, impactful assertive and likeable Team orientated and able to work collaboratively with other colleagues to deliver results Excellent communication and presentation skills Ideally exposure to Oracle, AX, or comparable systems Data Analytics knowledge (ACL, Visual Basic, Cognos) What You ll Get in Return A discretionary annual bonus so you can share in the company s success 25 days paid holiday and an annual holiday buying scheme, with 5 additional days awarded for long service A generous pension scheme - employer contributions between 5% and 11% depending on how much you save Various benefits to support your health and wellbeing including a Healthcare Cash Plan, an Employee Assistance Programme, a Wellbeing platform and a Gym benefit that you can share with your family and friends Enhanced Family Leave including 18 weeks full pay for birthing parents and 4 weeks for non-birthing parents Lots of other great benefits including an annual ShareSave scheme, Employee Life Assurance, a discounts portal and more! About Unite Students Founded in 1991, Unite Students is a FTSE 100 business and the UK s leading provider of purpose-built student accommodation. You can find us in 25 leading university towns and cities, with 74,000 students calling US home! We are driven by our values, culture, and a commitment to develop diverse and inclusive teams, filled with positive energy and new ideas. Instinctive inclusion. We know that to create and maintain a happy healthy organisation, we have to work hard to ensure inclusion isn t just what we do but who we are. People make Unite Students. Employees, students and neighbours all contribute to building environments where we can all thrive. Room for Everyone We re proud to be an employer that embraces individuality , and we re passionate about building inclusive teams. We focus on creating a collaborative culture where you can be you, where your voice is heard, and where you can truly belong. We take great pride in being rated Gold Investors in People and are constantly striving to provide the highest standard of learning and development opportunities and professional pathways for our people. Building a home for success , for both our employees and students, requires exceptional people with a passion for creating room for everyone, doing what s right, keeping US safe, and raising the bar. Join us as we build better experiences for students that live with us. We are US.
May 07, 2024
Full time
The Role Unite Students fantastic Risk & Assurance team have an exciting opportunity for an experience Internal Audit Manager to join the team in Bristol. This is a high profile position, representing Unite Students and its values and vision. Reporting to the Head of Risk, as part of the wider Risk & Assurance team, you will be focussed on governance including risk, controls, policy, compliance and data protection. The role includes line management responsibility of our industrial placement student. The team provide assurance across the whole business to Finance, HR, IT, Operations, Property and Estates and you will be expected to use your skills in many diverse areas. The Risk & Assurance team are a trusted corporate advisory team, taking on a wide range of topics in many areas of the business. For this reason, it is important to have a track record of delivering results as well as excellent communication and influencing skills and above all, the determination to really make a difference. What You ll Be Doing Provide independent third line assurance to our business on its Governance, Risk Management, and Control (GRC) arrangements. Support the Head of Risk in the delivery of the annual internal assurance programme of reviews, leading and supporting individual audits across the organisation and its sites. Contribute to the maintenance and improvement of internal assurance processes and audit quality management system Undertake Finance controls testing on an annual basis Act as a subject matter expert on the UK audit reforms and the impact it may have on our business Prepare reports for stakeholders, including senior leaders, the Executive and Audit & Risk Committee Work with the H&S, Fire, Data Protection and InfoSec teams to embed systems of control leading to ISO and other appropriate standards as appropriate Work collaboratively with other teams in the business to support the design and implementation of a policy framework and compliance regime, embedding the three lines of defence model across company Work with the L&D and Comms team to develop and implement all company training and awareness in relevant Support the development of junior team members Internal Audit matters Contribute to reporting for senior leaders and relevant teams, identifying best practice and areas for improvement. Support the Head of Risk with co-ordination of outsourced internal assurance provision and work collaboratively with them on assignments Support the Head of Risk with estate wide operational compliance audits and engage collaboratively in improvement initiatives Assist in the investigation of policy breaches/ incidents and maintain all required records Represent the team at the working groups as necessary What We re Looking for in You CIA, ACA or ACCA qualified One to three years PQE with top / mid tier practice or equivalent experience Ambitious, driven and high performer; wants to progress in a growing business Self sufficient and able to prioritise and carry out tasks with minimum supervision Management a complex and diverse workload and the ability to deal with conflicting and changing demands The ability to influence decisions at executive management level First class communication skills, impactful assertive and likeable Team orientated and able to work collaboratively with other colleagues to deliver results Excellent communication and presentation skills Ideally exposure to Oracle, AX, or comparable systems Data Analytics knowledge (ACL, Visual Basic, Cognos) What You ll Get in Return A discretionary annual bonus so you can share in the company s success 25 days paid holiday and an annual holiday buying scheme, with 5 additional days awarded for long service A generous pension scheme - employer contributions between 5% and 11% depending on how much you save Various benefits to support your health and wellbeing including a Healthcare Cash Plan, an Employee Assistance Programme, a Wellbeing platform and a Gym benefit that you can share with your family and friends Enhanced Family Leave including 18 weeks full pay for birthing parents and 4 weeks for non-birthing parents Lots of other great benefits including an annual ShareSave scheme, Employee Life Assurance, a discounts portal and more! About Unite Students Founded in 1991, Unite Students is a FTSE 100 business and the UK s leading provider of purpose-built student accommodation. You can find us in 25 leading university towns and cities, with 74,000 students calling US home! We are driven by our values, culture, and a commitment to develop diverse and inclusive teams, filled with positive energy and new ideas. Instinctive inclusion. We know that to create and maintain a happy healthy organisation, we have to work hard to ensure inclusion isn t just what we do but who we are. People make Unite Students. Employees, students and neighbours all contribute to building environments where we can all thrive. Room for Everyone We re proud to be an employer that embraces individuality , and we re passionate about building inclusive teams. We focus on creating a collaborative culture where you can be you, where your voice is heard, and where you can truly belong. We take great pride in being rated Gold Investors in People and are constantly striving to provide the highest standard of learning and development opportunities and professional pathways for our people. Building a home for success , for both our employees and students, requires exceptional people with a passion for creating room for everyone, doing what s right, keeping US safe, and raising the bar. Join us as we build better experiences for students that live with us. We are US.
Finegreen are currently supporting a large NHS Trust in the appointment of a senior Estates professional for a period of 6 to 12 months. This role will focus specifically on Hard FM Estates; therefore any candidate must be from a Hard Services background i.e. Engineering, Building Services qualified. The role will also have a focus on putting key contracts for these services in place for the Trust, therefore any candidate must be able to demonstrate knowledge in this area also. Key responsibilities will include: Responsible for the provision and management of strategic and day to day Operational Estates building and engineering maintenance services for multiple sites; Comprehensively support the needs of patients, visitors, and staff ensuring the environment is presentable and the capacity for patients is not affected; Provide professional leadership, management and support to the Estates Maintenance Managers, and Compliance, Contracts & Support Manager, as part of the senior leadership within EFCD; Line Manager to Estates Maintenance Managers and operational staff; Provide expert specialist and professional building and engineering expertise as the subject matter expert to estates staff, capital projects, senior managers, directors and external companies and negotiate as required with suppliers and contractors; Deputise for Directors within the Estates team when required for all aspects related to Estates Operations or other nominated issues including attending meetings and compiling reports; Manage and be accountable for the performance of the Operational Estates function including Planned Maintenance, Reactive Maintenance, Contract management and all aspects of Compliance; Deal with discrepancies, technical, financial, or poor performance as necessary in accordance with Trust policies; The ideal candidate will have: Demonstration of relevant engineering, construction and/ or engineering building services training; Professional knowledge acquired through a Building Services; engineering degree or equivalent + specialist knowledge acquired through post graduate courses and experience to masters level equivalent; Specialist training, such as that required to hold the position of Authorised/Responsible Person and/or Senior Operational Manager , under the Department of Health s Technical Memorandum (HTM) 00: Policies and principles of healthcare engineering; Considerable previous experience at a senior level in the engineering and/or building construction industry including site supervision of contractors and in-house teams, working to complex programmes and delivery schedules; Significant operational management experience in a healthcare or similar complex estate environment; Understanding of best practice strategies and methodologies for effective asset management, including PPM. If you are interested in the role, please contact Donna Larder on or send your to
May 06, 2024
Contractor
Finegreen are currently supporting a large NHS Trust in the appointment of a senior Estates professional for a period of 6 to 12 months. This role will focus specifically on Hard FM Estates; therefore any candidate must be from a Hard Services background i.e. Engineering, Building Services qualified. The role will also have a focus on putting key contracts for these services in place for the Trust, therefore any candidate must be able to demonstrate knowledge in this area also. Key responsibilities will include: Responsible for the provision and management of strategic and day to day Operational Estates building and engineering maintenance services for multiple sites; Comprehensively support the needs of patients, visitors, and staff ensuring the environment is presentable and the capacity for patients is not affected; Provide professional leadership, management and support to the Estates Maintenance Managers, and Compliance, Contracts & Support Manager, as part of the senior leadership within EFCD; Line Manager to Estates Maintenance Managers and operational staff; Provide expert specialist and professional building and engineering expertise as the subject matter expert to estates staff, capital projects, senior managers, directors and external companies and negotiate as required with suppliers and contractors; Deputise for Directors within the Estates team when required for all aspects related to Estates Operations or other nominated issues including attending meetings and compiling reports; Manage and be accountable for the performance of the Operational Estates function including Planned Maintenance, Reactive Maintenance, Contract management and all aspects of Compliance; Deal with discrepancies, technical, financial, or poor performance as necessary in accordance with Trust policies; The ideal candidate will have: Demonstration of relevant engineering, construction and/ or engineering building services training; Professional knowledge acquired through a Building Services; engineering degree or equivalent + specialist knowledge acquired through post graduate courses and experience to masters level equivalent; Specialist training, such as that required to hold the position of Authorised/Responsible Person and/or Senior Operational Manager , under the Department of Health s Technical Memorandum (HTM) 00: Policies and principles of healthcare engineering; Considerable previous experience at a senior level in the engineering and/or building construction industry including site supervision of contractors and in-house teams, working to complex programmes and delivery schedules; Significant operational management experience in a healthcare or similar complex estate environment; Understanding of best practice strategies and methodologies for effective asset management, including PPM. If you are interested in the role, please contact Donna Larder on or send your to
The Deputy Director of Estates and Facilities will oversee all aspects of facilities management in a health-care setting, ensuring the delivery of high-quality services and operational efficiency. The role also involves strategic planning, budget management, and coordination with various departments to achieve organisational objectives. Client Details The organisation is a large Trust that provides health-care services in the West of Essex With a team of dedicated professionals, the Trust is committed to delivering exceptional patient care and continual service improvement. Description Oversee the management of facilities and estates within the Trust. Develop and implement strategic plans for the estates and facilities department. Manage budget and resources effectively to ensure operational efficiency. Lead and motivate the facilities management team to achieve organisational objectives. Coordinate with various departments to ensure seamless service delivery. Ensure compliance with health-care regulations and safety standards. Implement improvement initiatives to enhance the quality of services. Communicate effectively with stakeholders, including staff, patients, and regulatory bodies. Profile A successful Deputy Director of Estates and Facilities should have: IOSH or NEBOSH IWFM Has been in a Director position Extensive experience in managing facilities and estates in a health-care setting. Excellent leadership and team management skills. Strong strategic planning and budget management abilities. Good understanding of health-care regulations and safety standards./Has previously worked in Health-care Strong communication skills with the ability to interact with various stakeholders. Job Offer A competitive salary+benefits Opportunity to work in a large and reputable company Chance to make a significant impact on health-care service delivery. A supportive work environment that values teamwork and professional growth.
May 06, 2024
Seasonal
The Deputy Director of Estates and Facilities will oversee all aspects of facilities management in a health-care setting, ensuring the delivery of high-quality services and operational efficiency. The role also involves strategic planning, budget management, and coordination with various departments to achieve organisational objectives. Client Details The organisation is a large Trust that provides health-care services in the West of Essex With a team of dedicated professionals, the Trust is committed to delivering exceptional patient care and continual service improvement. Description Oversee the management of facilities and estates within the Trust. Develop and implement strategic plans for the estates and facilities department. Manage budget and resources effectively to ensure operational efficiency. Lead and motivate the facilities management team to achieve organisational objectives. Coordinate with various departments to ensure seamless service delivery. Ensure compliance with health-care regulations and safety standards. Implement improvement initiatives to enhance the quality of services. Communicate effectively with stakeholders, including staff, patients, and regulatory bodies. Profile A successful Deputy Director of Estates and Facilities should have: IOSH or NEBOSH IWFM Has been in a Director position Extensive experience in managing facilities and estates in a health-care setting. Excellent leadership and team management skills. Strong strategic planning and budget management abilities. Good understanding of health-care regulations and safety standards./Has previously worked in Health-care Strong communication skills with the ability to interact with various stakeholders. Job Offer A competitive salary+benefits Opportunity to work in a large and reputable company Chance to make a significant impact on health-care service delivery. A supportive work environment that values teamwork and professional growth.
Company Description: McDonald's is the largest family restaurant in the world, serving approximately 69 million customers across 36,000 restaurants a day: in more than 100 countries. The UK & Ireland market is one of the most successful entities across the wider business, serving on average 4 million people a day. It has operated in UK since 1974 and the business is growing continuously with more than 1,400 restaurants and over 154,000 employees. McDonald's UK & Ireland has a proven track record of investing in the development of its employees and offering flexibility as part of its dedication to being a modern and progressive company. Every year, it invests over £40 million in developing people, giving every one of its employees the opportunity to take part in structured training. McDonald's buys ingredients from over 17,500 British and Irish farmers and spends over £1.1billion annually on its food and packaging requirements. McDonald's is committed to supporting British and Irish farmers to ensure it can continue to source many of its ingredients from the UK and Ireland. McDonald's is a market leader in its field, striving for the highest standard of quality, speed and restaurant experience. Re-generation of our restaurant infrastructure, covering digital ordering, re-imaging and dual-point service make working at McDonald's more exciting than ever! We are dedicated to using our scale for good: good for people, our industry and the planet. From bold recycling initiatives and sustainable sourcing efforts to our partnership with Ronald McDonald House Charities, we see every day as a chance to have a genuine impact on our customers, our people and our partners. We're a people business just as much as we are a restaurant business. We strive to be the most inclusive brand in the world by building diverse teams who create delicious, feel-good moments that are easy for everyone to enjoy. Joining McDonald's means thinking big every day and preparing for a career that can have impact around the world. Company Vision and Culture Our Global vision is to build a better McDonald's and, in the UK, and Ireland we are working hard to be the UK & Irelands best-loved restaurant company. McDonald's is defined by its culture. Our culture shapes and informs everything we think and everything we do. Our culture influences the way we interact with each other, and how we interact with customers, franchisees and suppliers. Our culture motivates and inspires us to attract and retain great talent, creating positive, energising, exceptional working environment for us all. Our values drive our culture and shape our beliefs, our priorities and our actions. They influence the decisions we make, how we treat one another and how we show up as a brand to the world. Serve: We put our customers and our people first Inclusion : We open our doors to everyone Integrity: We do the right thing Community : We are good neighbours Family: We get better together Job Description: Fixed term contract until mid-January 2025 The Opportunity The Real Estate Legal Team is seeking a motivated, proactive and effective lawyer to join for a period of maternity cover. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced real estate lawyer to join a large and highly regarded inhouse legal team, as well as a rare opportunity to work as part of an established inhouse team of real estate lawyers in a fun and friendly environment. What will my accountabilities be? Supervising and supporting external lawyers on acquisition transactions, and working closely with acquisition surveyors and other members of the Legal team Undertaking some acquisition transactional work, although the majority of this is undertaken by external counsel Helping the Legal and Development teams achieve targets for new store openings and transactional acquisition work Providing day to day advice to colleagues in the Acquisitions, Estates and Construction teams on all matters connected with new restaurant acquisitions, as well as the existing restaurant estate Monitoring and reviewing best practice, standard documents, policies and precedents used on acquisitions Compliance advice and support, applying McDonald's global legal policies Identifying and communicating risks consistent with the both the risk appetite of the business and the legal department and advising accordingly Helping to develop the legal skills of more junior members of the team Proactively identifying market trends and regulatory changes to improve company policies and procedures, develop communication and training programmes and ensure awareness and compliance across the business. What Team will I be a part? You will be a part of the Real Estate Legal Team, which is one of three sub-teams within the UK & Ireland Legal Team. Both the UK&I Legal Team and the Real Estate sub-team are highly regarded across the business as high-performing, friendly and dynamic teams with a great reputation for influencing, challenging and leading those at all levels, across all departments. You will report into the Head of the Real Estate Legal Practice Group, and work alongside a further four real estate lawyers and a legal assistant. The wider UK&I Legal Department consists of around 20 team members. Who are my customers? The McDonald's Development team, which comprises separate teams of Acquisitions Surveyors, Estates Surveyors and Construction Project Managers The rest of the Real Estate Legal team, as well as the wider UK&I Legal team The Global Legal Team, including Global Compliance, Global Litigation, and real estate lawyers in other markets. Qualifications: What background do I need to have? You will be a qualified solicitor with strong academic credentials and post-qualification commercial property experience gained with a respected law firm or within an established in-house real estate department. Experience should include complex acquisition, development and landlord and tenant work, with some knowledge of planning and construction law. In-house or secondment experience, whilst not essential, will be advantageous. You will have the following critical skills and qualities: be an effective communicator (including having strong drafting skills and the ability to clearly and concisely explain concepts to non-legal partners); a relationship builder; efficient; and able to see the big picture by providing commercially sound advice adaptability to audience and ability to clearly and concisely explain concepts and to influence internal clients an innovative solution-focused approach and strong problem-solving ability strong commercial awareness and understanding, business judgment and ability to evaluate legal risk be a team player, with an ability to mentor, develop and model skills for others be positive, self-motivated, enthusiastic, authentic, pragmatic, forward-thinking and curious Additional Information: At McDonald's we arePeople from allWalks ofLife People are at the heart of everything wedo ,and they make the McDonald's experience. We embrace diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive culture that means people can be their best authentic self in our restaurants and offices, which helps us to better serve our customers. Wehave a strong heritage of diversity and representation within our communities, which we are proud of. The diversity of our people, customers, Franchisees and suppliers gives us strength. We do not tolerate inequality, injustice or discrimination of any kind .These are hugely important issues and a brand with our reach and relevance means we have a very meaningful role to play. We also recognise our responsibility as a large employer to continue being active in our communities, helping to develop skills and drive aspirations that will help people to be more aware of the world of work and more successful within it, whether with McDonald's or elsewhere."
May 06, 2024
Full time
Company Description: McDonald's is the largest family restaurant in the world, serving approximately 69 million customers across 36,000 restaurants a day: in more than 100 countries. The UK & Ireland market is one of the most successful entities across the wider business, serving on average 4 million people a day. It has operated in UK since 1974 and the business is growing continuously with more than 1,400 restaurants and over 154,000 employees. McDonald's UK & Ireland has a proven track record of investing in the development of its employees and offering flexibility as part of its dedication to being a modern and progressive company. Every year, it invests over £40 million in developing people, giving every one of its employees the opportunity to take part in structured training. McDonald's buys ingredients from over 17,500 British and Irish farmers and spends over £1.1billion annually on its food and packaging requirements. McDonald's is committed to supporting British and Irish farmers to ensure it can continue to source many of its ingredients from the UK and Ireland. McDonald's is a market leader in its field, striving for the highest standard of quality, speed and restaurant experience. Re-generation of our restaurant infrastructure, covering digital ordering, re-imaging and dual-point service make working at McDonald's more exciting than ever! We are dedicated to using our scale for good: good for people, our industry and the planet. From bold recycling initiatives and sustainable sourcing efforts to our partnership with Ronald McDonald House Charities, we see every day as a chance to have a genuine impact on our customers, our people and our partners. We're a people business just as much as we are a restaurant business. We strive to be the most inclusive brand in the world by building diverse teams who create delicious, feel-good moments that are easy for everyone to enjoy. Joining McDonald's means thinking big every day and preparing for a career that can have impact around the world. Company Vision and Culture Our Global vision is to build a better McDonald's and, in the UK, and Ireland we are working hard to be the UK & Irelands best-loved restaurant company. McDonald's is defined by its culture. Our culture shapes and informs everything we think and everything we do. Our culture influences the way we interact with each other, and how we interact with customers, franchisees and suppliers. Our culture motivates and inspires us to attract and retain great talent, creating positive, energising, exceptional working environment for us all. Our values drive our culture and shape our beliefs, our priorities and our actions. They influence the decisions we make, how we treat one another and how we show up as a brand to the world. Serve: We put our customers and our people first Inclusion : We open our doors to everyone Integrity: We do the right thing Community : We are good neighbours Family: We get better together Job Description: Fixed term contract until mid-January 2025 The Opportunity The Real Estate Legal Team is seeking a motivated, proactive and effective lawyer to join for a period of maternity cover. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced real estate lawyer to join a large and highly regarded inhouse legal team, as well as a rare opportunity to work as part of an established inhouse team of real estate lawyers in a fun and friendly environment. What will my accountabilities be? Supervising and supporting external lawyers on acquisition transactions, and working closely with acquisition surveyors and other members of the Legal team Undertaking some acquisition transactional work, although the majority of this is undertaken by external counsel Helping the Legal and Development teams achieve targets for new store openings and transactional acquisition work Providing day to day advice to colleagues in the Acquisitions, Estates and Construction teams on all matters connected with new restaurant acquisitions, as well as the existing restaurant estate Monitoring and reviewing best practice, standard documents, policies and precedents used on acquisitions Compliance advice and support, applying McDonald's global legal policies Identifying and communicating risks consistent with the both the risk appetite of the business and the legal department and advising accordingly Helping to develop the legal skills of more junior members of the team Proactively identifying market trends and regulatory changes to improve company policies and procedures, develop communication and training programmes and ensure awareness and compliance across the business. What Team will I be a part? You will be a part of the Real Estate Legal Team, which is one of three sub-teams within the UK & Ireland Legal Team. Both the UK&I Legal Team and the Real Estate sub-team are highly regarded across the business as high-performing, friendly and dynamic teams with a great reputation for influencing, challenging and leading those at all levels, across all departments. You will report into the Head of the Real Estate Legal Practice Group, and work alongside a further four real estate lawyers and a legal assistant. The wider UK&I Legal Department consists of around 20 team members. Who are my customers? The McDonald's Development team, which comprises separate teams of Acquisitions Surveyors, Estates Surveyors and Construction Project Managers The rest of the Real Estate Legal team, as well as the wider UK&I Legal team The Global Legal Team, including Global Compliance, Global Litigation, and real estate lawyers in other markets. Qualifications: What background do I need to have? You will be a qualified solicitor with strong academic credentials and post-qualification commercial property experience gained with a respected law firm or within an established in-house real estate department. Experience should include complex acquisition, development and landlord and tenant work, with some knowledge of planning and construction law. In-house or secondment experience, whilst not essential, will be advantageous. You will have the following critical skills and qualities: be an effective communicator (including having strong drafting skills and the ability to clearly and concisely explain concepts to non-legal partners); a relationship builder; efficient; and able to see the big picture by providing commercially sound advice adaptability to audience and ability to clearly and concisely explain concepts and to influence internal clients an innovative solution-focused approach and strong problem-solving ability strong commercial awareness and understanding, business judgment and ability to evaluate legal risk be a team player, with an ability to mentor, develop and model skills for others be positive, self-motivated, enthusiastic, authentic, pragmatic, forward-thinking and curious Additional Information: At McDonald's we arePeople from allWalks ofLife People are at the heart of everything wedo ,and they make the McDonald's experience. We embrace diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive culture that means people can be their best authentic self in our restaurants and offices, which helps us to better serve our customers. Wehave a strong heritage of diversity and representation within our communities, which we are proud of. The diversity of our people, customers, Franchisees and suppliers gives us strength. We do not tolerate inequality, injustice or discrimination of any kind .These are hugely important issues and a brand with our reach and relevance means we have a very meaningful role to play. We also recognise our responsibility as a large employer to continue being active in our communities, helping to develop skills and drive aspirations that will help people to be more aware of the world of work and more successful within it, whether with McDonald's or elsewhere."