Cydlynydd Allgymorth STEM
Bangor University - Bangor, Gwynedd
£31,236 to £37,694 a year
HybridTemporaryFull time
Dyma wahodd ceisiadau am y swydd lawn amser dros dro uchod yn gweithio ar y Project Ymestyn yn Ehangach o fewn y Gyfarwyddiaeth Marchnata, Recriwtio a Chyfathrebu ym Mhrifysgol Bangor. Bydd deiliad y swydd yn dylunio, cynnal a gwerthuso cyfres o weithdai STEM mewn ysgolion a chymunedau ledled gogledd a chanolbarth Cymru ac yn gweithio gyda phartneriaid y rhaglen Ymestyn yn Ehangach, a gyda Myfyrwyr sy'n Fentoriaid i gyflwyno gweithgareddau a gweithdai hwyliog ac addysgiadol i’r dysgwyr hynny y mae Ymestyn yn Ehangach yn rhoi blaenoriaeth iddynt. Bydd y dyletswyddau'n cynnwys hyrwyddo, trefnu a chynnal cyfres o weithdai STEM blaengar, a fydd yn codi dyheadau ac ymwybyddiaeth am addysg uwch, sgiliau a chyrhaeddiad ymysg grwpiau blaenoriaeth Ymestyn yn Ehangach. Dylai ymgeiswyr fod wedi cael addysg hyd at lefel Safon Uwch neu NVQ lefel 4 (neu gymhwyster cyfwerth) mewn maes pwnc perthnasol a dylai fod ganddynt brofiad o ymgysylltu â charfannau targed Ymestyn yn Ehangach trwy waith allgymorth mewn cyd-destun addysgol ynghyd â phrofiad o ddatblygu gweithgareddau dysgu blaengar i oedolion yn ddwyieithog. Byddai cefndir mewn pynciau STEM neu mewn addysg yn fanteisiol i’r swydd hon. Bydd disgwyl i’r ymgeisydd llwyddiannus ddechrau cyn gynted ag y bo modd ac mae'r swydd ar gael tan Awst 2027. Mae gallu cyfathrebu yn Gymraeg yn hanfodol i'r swydd hon. Mae’r swydd yn amodol ar wiriad manylach boddhaol gan y Gwasanaeth Datgelu a Gwahardd. Mae'r swydd hon wedi'i lleoli naill ai ar gampws Bangor neu Wrecsam ym Mhrifysgol Bangor. Trwy ein fframwaith Gweithio Deinamig, bydd dewis hefyd i dreulio peth amser yn gweithio o bell (er yn aros yn y Deyrnas Unedig) i gynnal cydbwysedd bywyd a gwaith. Caiff hynny ei drafod gyda’r ymgeiswyr yn y cyfweliad. Ystyrir ceisiadau hefyd i wneud y swydd yn rhan amser neu rannu’r swydd. Derbynnir ceisiadau ar-lein yn unig, trwy ein gwefan recriwtio, jobs.bangor.ac.uk. Ond os cewch drafferth defnyddio’r wefan oherwydd anabledd, mae ffurflenni cais papur ar gael trwy ffonio 01248 383865. Dyddiad cau derbyn ceisiadau: 20 Medi 2026. Cynhelir cyfweliadau: 6 Hydref 2026. Gellir gwneud ymholiadau anffurfiol trwy gysylltu â: Rheolwr y Project, Sarah Zanellan - s.zanellan@bangor.ac.uk neu 01248 382835. Wedi Ymrwymo i Gyfle Cyfartal.
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Quantity Surveyor
Barhale - Peterborough
Competitive
PermanentFull time
About Barhale Who are Barhale? Barhale is a business founded on family values, having been established by our Chairman, Dennis Curran, in 1980. We are one of the largest privately owned civil engineering and infrastructure specialists in the UK, with over 40 years of experience in providing design, civil engineering and maintenance services working across multiple sectors, including: Water Transport Built environment Energy We operate as a tier one partner for blue chip, regulated and private clients, working as part of large frameworks, joint ventures and alliances, as well as on individual standalone projects, developing long-term relationships based on delivering to the Barhale values which have been integral to our business since their inception in 1985. Our direct delivery model is at the core of everything we do, as we believe that people are our greatest asset. Therefore, we robustly source, train and retain all our own frontline delivery teams as well as management and support services. We employ over 1,200 employees nationwide. We possess a range of specialist skills to support our civil engineering and infrastructure activities, including: Tunnelling MEICA Temporary and permanent design Steel-fabrication Signs (design and fabrication) Health & safety equipment and products, including PPE Why join Barhale? As Gold Investors in People, we are committed to a high standard of people practices, creating an inclusive environment and ensuring cultural alignment to business strategy, ethos and philosophies. Job security, long-term secured work through various frameworks and large infrastructure schemes A broad range of civil engineering, mechanical and electrical schemes across some of the UK’s largest infrastructure projects and clients Strong career progression as demonstrated by our track record in promoting from within, as we believe this is a key driver of our success Role Profile: Quantity Surveyor Reporting to: Senior Quantity Surveyor/Managing Quantity Surveyor Role Overview The Quantity Surveyor provides commercial support to project teams, maintaining accurate commercial information and ensuring compliance with contractual requirements and the Company’s objectives. The role involves regular liaison with clients, client representatives and third parties on commercial matters, while actively identifying and realising commercial opportunities and mitigating business risk. Role Purpose To support the successful commercial delivery of projects through effective cost control, reporting, subcontract management and contractual compliance. The role ensures accurate forecasting, cash management and value recovery while contributing to the continuous improvement of commercial processes and practices. Key Accountabilities Commercial Management & Governance Ensure internal commercial processes are adhered to across the business unit Actively seek to improve commercial processes and procedures Maintain an understanding of JV / Alliance commercial processes where applicable and support their development Support compliance with contractual and commercial governance requirements Financial Performance Ensure robust, accurate and timely cost and value reporting at the project and business unit level Produce accurate cash flow reporting Carry out cost management and forecasting activities Update monthly CVRs, cost plans and commercial plans Demonstrate strong earned value and cost analysis capability Contract & Risk Management Ensure main contract terms and conditions are appropriate, with commercial risks identified Manage subcontract letting, negotiation and financial accounting Ensure supply chain engagement under correct contractual terms Prepare applications for payment Liaise with clients and third parties on variations, claims and additional payments Leadership & Capability Contribute to effective collaboration between commercial and operational site teams Share best practice and proactively advise site teams on cost management Work both independently and collaboratively within the commercial team Develop commercial acumen and technical capability Stakeholder Management Build and maintain effective client relationships Work closely with site management to forecast expenditure and cash recovery Liaise with subcontractors, suppliers and third parties on commercial matters Support operational teams in meeting commercial and delivery targets Key Interfaces Senior Quantity Surveyor / Commercial Manager Project Managers and Site Teams Clients and Client Representatives Subcontractors and Suppliers Commercial and Operational Teams Inter-company trading Proactively optimise inter-company trading wherever possible Collaborate effectively within the corporate group entities Success Measures (KPIs) Accuracy and timeliness of cost, value and cash reporting Effective cost control and forecasting Successful recovery of variations and additional payments Compliance with commercial processes and governance Quality of supply chain management and client relationships About you Essential Previous experience in the construction industry HND/degree (or equivalent) in Quantity Surveying Familiarity with ICE/NEC forms of contract and knowledge and understanding of Construction Law Previous experience in commercial management and procurement of subcontractors, including chairing regular meetings, measurement and control cycle, certificates, and accruals calculations. Ability to demonstrate a good knowledge of monthly reporting and earned value analysis. Have knowledge and experience in estimation and cost analysis. Excellent communication, numeric and computer literacy skills, proficient in Microsoft Office Organisation and time management skills, with the ability to work to tight deadlines Ability to work effectively in a team and delegate, but also able to work on own initiative Desirable Member of RICS or other relevant professional body, or working towards CSCS card Caring and investing in you Our values have been embedded at Barhale for over 40 years, and they are our guiding principles regarding how we care and invest in people. Our values are our commitment to being a people-centric company. As a Gold Investors in People company and a Sunday Times 100 Best Company to Work For, we are committed to investing in people. We are passionate about creating a working environment where people are supported throughout their careers, where people can enjoy security and be part of a company that cares about them. From the moment you join us, your well-being and career aspirations will be supported by. Competitive salary Company Pension Life Assurance Private Medical 25 days of annual leave in addition to 8 public bank holidays and loyalty days 8 hours volunteering Employee Assistance Programme to support your mental, physiological and financial wellbeing Flexible benefits via salary sacrifice Company car/green car scheme/car allowance/Van (dependent on position) Leadership & management training and coaching Regular line management engagement and appraisal to support your career progression Development supported by internal and externally delivered training Continuous service awards
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Social Worker HCC623826
Hampshire County Council - Fareham & Gosport or Havant (Hybrid Working)
£40,643 to £51,827 a year
HybridPermanentFull time
Join us as a Children’s Social Worker or Senior Social Worker and make a genuine difference in the lives of children and families across Hampshire. We’re proud to be part of a select group of local authorities recognised by Ofsted as Outstanding for the quality and impact of our children’s services. Across our Children in Care, Family Help and Refugee teams, you’ll support children, young people and families through key stages of their journey. • In the Children in Care Teams, you’ll support care experienced children by meeting statutory duties, helping them move from residential care into foster or post 16 placements and completing a range of assessments while working with partners to safeguard young people at risk of exploitation. • Within our Family Help Teams, you’ll deliver strengths based interventions and family plans that keep children safely at home. Through practical, solution focused support, you’ll help families build on their strengths, overcome challenges and achieve better long term outcomes. • Joining our Refugee Teams, you’ll work with separated children, unaccompanied minors, care leavers and families with No Recourse to Public Funds - from arrival and initial assessments, through navigating the asylum process and moving towards independence, with a focus on family reunification. What you'll do: • Build strong, meaningful relationships with children and families to enable positive change. • Lead on assessments, care planning, and interventions that safeguard and promote wellbeing. • Work collaboratively with multi-agency partners to deliver effective, holistic support. • Manage complex caseloads with autonomy, creativity, and a strong focus on outcomes. • Contribute to a culture of continuous improvement and reflective practice. • As a Senior Social Worker, provide mentoring and practice support to colleagues, role model high standards of social work, and contribute to reflective practice and service development. What we're looking for: • Qualified Social Worker registered with Social Work England. • Experience working in a UK based statutory social work setting. • Senior Social Workers will have significant post qualifying experience (minimum 3 years) and be comfortable mentoring colleagues and role modelling best practice. • Strong relationship building and communication skills, with the ability to engage families and build trust. • Confident in assessing risk, analysing information, developing effective plans, and producing clear, high quality reports. • Sound understanding of safeguarding, relevant legal frameworks, equality, and best value principles. • Ability to manage complex caseloads and work effectively within multi agency settings. • A creative, flexible, and forward thinking approach to practice. Please note: This role is not open to Newly Qualified Social Workers. If you are a recent graduate, please apply through our Graduate Entry Training Scheme (GETS). Why join us? • Outstanding support: Regular, reflective supervision and a culture that values your voice. • Flexible working: Including a 9-day fortnight and hybrid options to support work-life balance. • Career development: 5 personal development days per year and access to excellent learning opportunities through our DfE ‘Partner in Practice’ initiative. • Back-office support: Dedicated business support team to free up your time for frontline work. • Relocation assistance: Up to £8,500 available for experienced UK-based Social Workers relocating to Hampshire (subject to management approval). • Wellbeing support: Access to Health Assured's comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme to support your physical and mental wellbeing, including 24/7 telephone support, a suite of online resources, and legal and financial advice. • Competitive benefits package: Generous annual leave, occupational sick pay, and access to the Local Government Pension Scheme. Ready to take the next step? • Learn more: Explore the role, team, and our values in our Candidate Pack on our website. • Apply by email: Send your CV to care.careers@hants.gov.uk with the subject line ‘Social Worker HCC623826’. By submitting your CV, you are giving consent for Hampshire County Council to store your data in accordance with data protection legislation. • Alternatively, apply online: Click the ‘Apply’ button below to complete your application on our website. Important: You must already have the right to work in the UK. We are currently unable to offer sponsorship for this role. Other job titles you may be searching for may include: Welfare Worker, Case Manager, Social Work Practitioner, Children’s Services Practitioner, Child Protection Social Worker, Children and Families Social Worker, Safeguarding Social Worker, Family Support Social Worker, Senior Case Manager, Advanced Social Work Practitioner.
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Female Support Worker
Avenues Group - CT9 2LY
£25,845 to £25,845 a year, pro rata
On-sitePermanentFull time
Female Support Worker | Margate £25,845 per annum (pro rata) Full-time (39 hours) and part-time (30 hours) contracts available A full UK automatic driving licence is essential, and you must be willing to drive the service vehicle. Make a Difference Every Day At Avenues, people smile, laugh, grow and achieve together. We believe that when our teams feel valued, supported and empowered, they help the people we support live happy, fulfilling and independent lives. Whether you're already working in social care or looking for a rewarding career change, we'd love to hear from you. About the Role We're looking for compassionate and enthusiastic Female Support Workers to join our friendly teams across our services in Margate. You'll be supporting adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism, epilepsy, complex needs and mobility needs, empowering them to live as independently as possible while achieving their personal goals. Some of the people we support use wheelchairs, so you'll be confident providing person-centred support that promotes dignity, choice and independence. Our services are located in residential areas close to Margate town centre and benefit from good public transport links. A driving licence is essential so you can support people to attend appointments, enjoy activities and access their local community using the service vehicle. Why Join Avenues? We invest in our people and offer a fantastic range of benefits, including: Early Pay – access part of your earned wages before payday Fully paid Enhanced DBS Flexible working patterns Paid annual leave (pro rata) Award-winning training and excellent career progression opportunities Contributory pension scheme with life assurance Blue Light Card and Benefits website discounts on shopping, travel, entertainment and more Recommend a Friend scheme – earn up to £500 24/7 health and wellbeing support, including confidential counselling services Ready to Join Us? If you're looking for a career where you can make a genuine difference, build meaningful relationships and go home knowing you've helped someone live life their way, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and start your feel-good career with Avenues.
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Social Worker HCC623827
Hampshire County Council - Hampshire
£40,643 to £51,827 a year
HybridPermanentFull time
Join us as a Children’s Social Worker or Senior Social Worker and make a genuine difference in the lives of children and families across Hampshire. We’re proud to be part of a select group of local authorities recognised by Ofsted as Outstanding for the quality and impact of our children’s services. Across our Children in Care, Family Help and Refugee teams, you’ll support children, young people and families through key stages of their journey. • In the Children in Care Teams, you’ll support care experienced children by meeting statutory duties, helping them move from residential care into foster or post 16 placements and completing a range of assessments while working with partners to safeguard young people at risk of exploitation. • Within our Family Help Teams, you’ll deliver strengths based interventions and family plans that keep children safely at home. Through practical, solution focused support, you’ll help families build on their strengths, overcome challenges and achieve better long term outcomes. • Joining our Refugee Teams, you’ll work with separated children, unaccompanied minors, care leavers and families with No Recourse to Public Funds - from arrival and initial assessments, through navigating the asylum process and moving towards independence, with a focus on family reunification. What you'll do: • Build strong, meaningful relationships with children and families to enable positive change. • Lead on assessments, care planning, and interventions that safeguard and promote wellbeing. • Work collaboratively with multi-agency partners to deliver effective, holistic support. • Manage complex caseloads with autonomy, creativity, and a strong focus on outcomes. • Contribute to a culture of continuous improvement and reflective practice. • As a Senior Social Worker, provide mentoring and practice support to colleagues, role model high standards of social work, and contribute to reflective practice and service development. What we're looking for: • Qualified Social Worker registered with Social Work England. • Experience working in a UK based statutory social work setting. • Senior Social Workers will have significant post qualifying experience (minimum 3 years) and be comfortable mentoring colleagues and role modelling best practice. • Strong relationship building and communication skills, with the ability to engage families and build trust. • Confident in assessing risk, analysing information, developing effective plans, and producing clear, high quality reports. • Sound understanding of safeguarding, relevant legal frameworks, equality, and best value principles. • Ability to manage complex caseloads and work effectively within multi agency settings. • A creative, flexible, and forward thinking approach to practice. Please note: This role is not open to Newly Qualified Social Workers. If you are a recent graduate, please apply through our Graduate Entry Training Scheme (GETS). Why join us? • Outstanding support: Regular, reflective supervision and a culture that values your voice. • Flexible working: Including a 9-day fortnight and hybrid options to support work-life balance. • Career development: 5 personal development days per year and access to excellent learning opportunities through our DfE ‘Partner in Practice’ initiative. • Back-office support: Dedicated business support team to free up your time for frontline work. • Relocation assistance: Up to £8,500 available for experienced UK-based Social Workers relocating to Hampshire (subject to management approval). • Wellbeing support: Access to Health Assured's comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme to support your physical and mental wellbeing, including 24/7 telephone support, a suite of online resources, and legal and financial advice. • Competitive benefits package: Generous annual leave, occupational sick pay, and access to the Local Government Pension Scheme. Ready to take the next step? • Learn more: Explore the role, team, and our values in our Candidate Pack on our website. • Apply by email: Send your CV to care.careers@hants.gov.uk with the subject line ‘Social Worker HCC623827’. By submitting your CV, you are giving consent for Hampshire County Council to store your data in accordance with data protection legislation. • Alternatively, apply online: Click the ‘Apply’ button below to complete your application on our website. Important: You must already have the right to work in the UK. We are currently unable to offer sponsorship for this role. Other job titles you may be searching for may include: Welfare Worker, Case Manager, Social Work Practitioner, Children’s Services Practitioner, Child Protection Social Worker, Children and Families Social Worker, Safeguarding Social Worker, Family Support Social Worker, Senior Case Manager, Advanced Social Work Practitioner.
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Clerk of Works
Jigsaw Homes -
Leigh
£47,878 to £53,320 a year
PermanentFull time
Would you like to work for a company who is accredited as an outstanding company to work for in Best Companies 2023? Jigsaw Homes Group offers employees a very competitive 24 days holiday per annum, plus 3 days for Christmas closure (5 day working week) plus bank holidays, plus additional days after 2 years continuous service (to a maximum of 5 days). We offer our employees the option to buy/sell up to 5 days extra leave per year and we offer compressed hours of work with the option to work a 4-day working week in a number of our roles, with 50% of your time working from home upon completion of a satisfactory probation period. This allows for a great work/life balance for many employees. As a Jigsaw employee you will also receive Incremental salaried pay, occupational sick pay, access to the Social Housing Pension Scheme, enhanced maternity/paternity leave, BHSF membership, access to on-site gyms and training/development opportunities. If you are looking for a career with an outstanding company, then please read on. Who we are: Jigsaw Homes Group is one of the largest housing groups in England with more than 37,500 homes across the North West and East Midlands. We provide quality, low-cost housing and play a wider role in making sure our residents thrive in their homes and benefit from living in healthy, sustainable communities. About the department: We are focused, driven and ambitious with our development strategy of building 800 new affordable homes every year across the North West and East Midlands. Our mission is creating homes, building lives and our people are fundamental to helping us deliver our quality sustainable homes. Role information: We have an exciting opportunity for a talented individual to join our Development Team. As Clerk of Works, you will be responsible for a number of new build sites for both rent and sale across the North West. With a strong pipeline of multiple housing projects all at varying stages of design and construction, you will provide crucial Clerk of Works services both during and after the development process to support the delivery of quality assurance in building projects. You will work with our Project Managers and Consultant Quantity Surveyors to provide professional inspections advice, review technical and material specifications, inspect works on site and make sure that standards of work and the materials supplied by contractors meet with the contract information. Working in a fast-paced environment, you will be a flexible thinker and effective communicator who can make sound recommendations to ensure we deliver much-needed, quality homes that will make a real difference to our communities. For more information regarding the role, please refer to the job pack below. If this sounds like the perfect job for you then don’t hesitate to apply now! We reserve the right to close this vacancy early should we receive a sufficient number of applications.
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Night Worker
Jigsaw Homes -
Hollingworth
£24,479 to £24,479 a year
PermanentFull time
Would you like to work for a company who is accredited as an outstanding company to work for in Best Companies 2023? Jigsaw Homes Group offers employees a very competitive 24 days holiday per annum, plus 3 days for Christmas closure (5 day working week) plus bank holidays, plus additional days after 2 years continuous service (to a maximum of 5 days). We offer our employees the option to buy/sell up to 5 days extra leave per year and we offer compressed hours of work with the option to work a 4-day working week in a number of our roles, with 50% of your time working from home upon completion of a satisfactory probation period. This allows for a great work/life balance for many employees. As a Jigsaw employee you will also receive incremental salaried pay, occupational sick pay, access to the Social Housing Pension Scheme, enhanced maternity/paternity leave, BHSF membership, access to on-site gyms and training/development opportunities. If you are looking for a career with an outstanding company, then please read on. Who we are: Jigsaw Homes Group is one of the largest housing groups in England with more than 37,500 homes across the North West and East Midlands. We provide quality, low-cost housing and play a wider role in making sure our residents thrive in their homes and benefit from living in healthy, sustainable communities. About the department: At Jigsaw Support our focus is on helping people to live happy, healthy lives in a safe home, and supporting our most vulnerable individuals is our top priority. Working within the Jigsaw Support Team you will be part of an innovative, forward-thinking team that encourages success. We are passionate about improving the quality of lives of our customers by supporting them to achieve their goals and independence. With more than 160 colleagues from offices in Ashton-under-Lyne, Leigh and in our supported accommodation projects across the North West, we support over 6,000 people annually through the contracts we manage. Role information: Please note that The Female Sex Exemption claimed under Section 7 (2) (e) of the Sex Discrimination Act 1975, applies to this post. We are looking for enthusiastic people to join our safe accommodation service and contracted homeless accommodation services. You will have experience supporting people with complex needs helping them to overcome barriers so they can be resettled back into the community. Working as part of motivated team, you will be providing support and advice to maintain the welfare, health and safety of all our customers. You will have experience working with vulnerable client group in a front-line customer environment and you will have great communication skills with everyone you meet. We operate a 24/7 service for our customers covering all aspects of homelessness. We also provide an out of hours service for our partners. You will need to be flexible to meet service needs and will be expected to work late evenings, weekends, bank holidays and Christmas concessionary days so you must be willing to work all patterns. For more information regarding the role, please refer to the job pack below. If this sounds like the perfect job for you then don’t hesitate to apply now! We reserve the right to close this vacancy early should we receive a sufficient number of applications.
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Assistant Clinical Governance Manager | The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
The Christie NHS Foundation Trust - Manchester
£39,959 - £48,117 Pro rata Per Annum
ContractFull time
Are you passionate about Patient Safety and Experience and wish to support staff to improve care? We are looking for an experienced registered healthcare professional to join the Divisional Clinical Governance Team. The post holder will have a patient centred approach and will work in such a way as to help promote an open and transparent culture that actively improves clinical safety and quality and seek to make improvements to enhance the patient experience and safety. You will support the clinical governance manager to manage and co-ordinate all aspects of patient safety, risk management and governance within the CSSS division, ensuring the effective application of the Trusts’ Risk Management Strategy. You will be required to work closely with the ward managers, Matrons and Service Leads, supporting learning responses to incident investigation, complaints management, clinical audit and the development of policies and procedures to support safe, high-quality care. This is a fast-paced role, where priorities can change at very short notice, so we’re looking for someone who can work well under pressure, manage competing priorities and work to deadlines. The Assistant Clinical Governance Manager will work collaboratively across the Trust to support the Clinical Governance Manager to develop the Clinical Governance plans; to ensure that national, trust wide and divisional standards are delivered and monitored and that patient, staff and visitor safety is considered and improved where possible and that risks which may damage the reputation or have a financial impact on the Trust are mitigated to their lowest level. The Christie is one of Europe’s leading cancer centres, treating over 60,000 patients a year. We are based in Manchester and serve a population of 3.2 million across Greater Manchester & Cheshire, but as a national specialist around 15% patients are referred to us from other parts of the country. We provide radiotherapy through one of the largest radiotherapy departments in the world; chemotherapy on site and through 14 other hospitals; highly specialist surgery for complex and rare cancer; and a wide range of support and diagnostic services. We are also an international leader in research, with world first breakthroughs for over 100 years. We run one of the largest early clinical trial units in Europe with over 300 trials every year. Cancer research in Manchester, most of which is undertaken on the Christie site, has been officially ranked the best in the UK. • Contribute to clinical governance policy development and implementation and the embedding of new and existing systems and processes across the division. • Promote a culture of risk management across the division. • Work collaboratively to monitor and achieve divisional objectives, in relation to clinical governance processes and policies. • In conjunction with the management teams within the division, provide staff with expert advice as necessary on risk management, practice, service evaluation and audit. • Support divisional managers with the implementation of the clinical governance agenda, including the risk management strategy and contribute to the Corporate Clinical Governance and Risk Strategies as required. • Collaborate with the Trust’s Quality & Standards Team to ensure governance and risk management processes are integrated with, and congruent to, corporate strategy. • Evaluate current practice in the division through standard setting and audit, promoting evidence-based practice, ensuring clinical leaders and managers are involved. • Lead and support others to lead the appropriate levels of incident investigations in the division. • Influence and contribute to the development and delivery of training and development for all members of the multi-professional teams in the division to enhance patient care and monitor the implementation and evaluation of the division’s training strategy in relation to risk management. Leadership • Support the clinical governance manager with leading the provision and development of a specialist level of risk management support to the division and manage, in conjunction with lead clinicians, the implementation of the risk management objectives within the division. • Motivate and inspire others to create and maintain enthusiasm for the clinical governance agenda and a good working environment. Actively seek to improve the services provided. • Support the integration of research evidence into practice. • Support the divisional clinical governance manager and senior management team in collaboration with professional heads of service and consultant leads for clinical governance, review national guidelines, reports and recommendations, ensuring local action plans are devised to meet national recommendations. Monitor the implementation of such action plans, producing exception reports for the divisional board where necessary. System Monitoring and Report Production • Review incident forms and risk assessments and analyse, identify and report significant risk trends and issues arising at a ward, department, specialty or divisional level. This involves receiving, analysing and presenting highly complex and sensitive information relating to incidents and complaints involving patients, members of the public and healthcare staff. • Assist the clinical governance manager in the preparation and presentation of timely written and verbal reports pertaining to risk as required for a variety of audiences including the divisional board and the Trust risk & quality governance committee. This information must be clear and succinct and focus management action towards key areas of risk. • Provide practical guidance to managers and staff regarding the population and use of the risk register as a tool to support all Trust staff to monitor progress made against risks identified. • In conjunction with lead clinicians, maintain and evaluate the risk register within the division, monitoring implementation of agreed actions and updating the register following quarterly review, escalating relevant issues to the divisional board as appropriate. Incident Investigation • Lead investigations and support other staff in the division to investigate significant incidents and near misses with the multi-disciplinary team to ensure that Trust-wide policy guiding investigations is followed and that action plans are developed, implemented, monitored, and reviewed for effectiveness. Ensure that outstanding actions are escalated using the Trust systems and processes and present these findings back to the divisional board, executive review group and relevant staff groups. • Promote the dissemination of recommendations from reviews. Support the division in learning from reviews and feedback lessons learnt across the Trust and externally where appropriate. • Assist the clinical governance manager to provide expert advice on existing and new legislation and guidance and specific advice in the event of serious untoward incidents (SUIs). Facilitate root cause analysis meetings and alike, to following serious incidents and monitor the implementation of any recommendations arising from investigations, disseminate Trust wide learning and report internally and externally as appropriate. • Work closely with the health and safety manager and support the resolution of non-clinical risk issues where appropriate. Service Improvement / Practice Development • In collaboration with lead nurses and other professional heads identify areas where professional practice could be improved and lead change in collaboration with other professionals to improve care. • Working in collaboration with the divisional management team, respond to patient views and external assessment to identify areas of potential practice development. • Work directly with clinical staff as required ensuring that practice standards are being implemented. • Ensure current clinical guidance, external reviews and accreditations are discussed and reviewed by senior clinicians within agreed time limits, consultation takes place with staff and/or patient groups and changes are communicated to staff. Education • Facilitate a supportive, learning environment for practitioners. • Assist in the production of learning bulletins/newsletters, ensuring content provides clinical updates for staff; production is timely, and content is quality controlled. This advert closes on Wednesday 9 Sep 2026
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Technical Support Officer
SRUC
£26,776 to £30,455 a year
On-sitePermanentFull time
About The Team: School of Veterinary Medicine and Biosciences. The first new School of Veterinary Medicine in Scotland for 150 years. Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) has developed an innovative new School of Veterinary Medicine & Biosciences. We have a clear ambition to ‘promote the resilience of our graduates to sustainably support the animals and rural communities at the heart of Scotland’s Natural Economy’. Wayne Powell, SRUC Principal and CEO . ‘We are an ambitious institution with a bold vision for the future. This is a ground-breaking model to expand access to educational opportunities and broaden the range of potential students who would not ordinarily be able to attend a School of Veterinary Medicine. It will also help solve existing skills shortages across Scotland’. The Opportunity: We are looking for a Technical Support Officer to join our friendly team at our Aberdeen Campus on a full time, permanent contract. The main purpose of this role is to provide technical support to students and staff within the School of Veterinary Medicine, primarily within the Veterinary Skills Centre, while also supporting activities across other areas of the School as required. You will use your technical expertise and knowledge to contribute to the successful delivery of teaching and research programmes, particularly in the areas of veterinary clinical skills, anatomy, physiology, pathology, public health and related disciplines. The following activities will be delivered supporting research and/or teaching: Operate a range of specialist machinery and/or equipment. Record and report data accurately. Carry out a range of equipment maintenance and servicing according to instructions. Ensure that the workshop/laboratory/work environment is maintained to the standard required to deliver the appropriate level of service. Liaise where appropriate with external providers (e.g. regarding operation, maintenance and servicing of machinery and/or equipment. Provide technical instruction and advice to colleagues, students and/or customers as required. Investigate and devise technical solutions to a range of practical problems to facilitate effective learning, teaching and support services. Clarify work requirement with colleagues, manager or customers, identify and resolve any immediate problems, and refer most complex to manager. Perform work activities to appropriate time and quality requirements, following established procedures. Analyse and interpret data/test results, using a range of standard procedures and present findings accurately. Identify and rectify faults/problems with equipment and protocols, and where appropriate liaise with Information & Digital Services in relation to IT faults and problems. Follow set procedures relating to purchasing of supplies. The driving of vehicles for the business of SRUC may be required. Engage in and undertake professional development activity appropriate/relevant to the post and related professional practices. Carry out any other reasonable duties commensurate with the grade and nature of the post. Minimum Qualifications: Applicants should be educated to SCQF Level 8 or above or be able to demonstrate equivalent relevant experience gained through employment. A Higher National Diploma (HND) or higher qualification in an animal, veterinary, laboratory, or closely related discipline is desirable. Equivalent practical experience in a technical support role within a veterinary, animal science, laboratory, or educational environment will also be considered. For full person specification please download the job particulars before you apply for the role. Eligibility for Sponsorship: Please note that this position does not meet the criteria for Skilled Worker visa sponsorship. Applicants must have the right to work in the UK without requiring sponsorship. Why work for SRUC? Generous annual leave Enhanced pension contributions Cycle to work scheme Discounted RAC Membership Generous family leave Flexible working patterns Hybrid working solutions (in some areas) Tailored investment in and individuals' learning and development How to Apply: Please complete an online application form by pressing “apply” or visiting Jobs at SRUC Please read the Job Particulars document before applying. SRUC Leading the way in Agricultural and Rural Research, Education & Consultancy. SRUC is committed to valuing Diversity, advancing Equality and respecting Human Rights throughout the organisation and encouraging applications from disabled people using the “Disability Confident Employer” symbol. SRUC is a member of the Athena SWAN charter. SRUC. A Charitable company limited by guarantee, SC003712. Registered in Scotland No SC103046
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Live In Care Assistant
The Good Care Group Ltd - Bournemouth
£100 to £140 a day
On-sitePermanentPart time
Job Description We’re looking for live-in care assistants to join our “Outstanding” rated team. If you enjoy talking, laughing, and helping clients live life to the fullest, and share our passion for quality care, we'd love to hear from you. Why Join The Good Care Group (Benefits) ● All travel expenses covered whilst in placement across England and Scotland ● Paid induction training ● Pay based on your care experience, plus bank holiday enhancements ● Earn up to £500 with every successful referral ● Free DBS for England and PVG if working in Scotland ● Ongoing training includes Level 2 and Level 3 qualifications in care and dementia awareness ● Progression opportunities (over 30% of HO roles last year were filled internally) ● Peer support through our buddy scheme and online Carer Community to share advice and stay connected ● Employee Assistance Programme offering confidential advice and support ● 24/7/365 support from our central team ● Peer lead steering groups, including LGBTQ+, Ethnicity and Culture and Neurodiversity ● 96% would recommend working with us to others What You'll Be Doing (Responsibilities) ● Follow a personalised care plan that enables clients to stay in their own homes. ● Work an average of 6–10 hours per day. ● Provide one-to-one care for a client (sometimes a couple). ● Support with daily activities including: personal care, condition management and household tasks.
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