Roofer

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Roofer

Subject to DBS Enhanced disclosure

The post holder will be accountable to the Roofing Manager

DESCRIPTION OF ROLE:

Responsible for the provision of a value for money and quality service ensuring a high level of customer satisfaction.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES SPECIFIC TO THIS POST:

Listed below are the responsibilities this role will be primarily responsible for:

To carry out roofing repairs and maintenance and associated building works to specification as instructed either individually or as part of a team.

To work in accordance with the information, instruction and training given safely and efficiently and to inform the Manager of any potential safety hazards not adequately controlled.

Maintain personal protective equipment to prescribed standards and adopt a safe method of working at all time.

Complete timesheets and other relevant documentation to the satisfaction of your line manager.

The above is not exhaustive and the post holder will be expected to undertake any duties which may reasonably fall within the level of responsibility and the competence of the post as directed by the Contracts Foreman.

COMMON DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Quality Assurance

To set, monitor and evaluate standards at individual, team performance and service quality so that the user and the Service’s requirements are met and that the highest standards are maintained.

To establish and monitor appropriate procedures to ensure that quality data are reported and used in decision making processes and to demonstrate through behaviour and actions a firm commitment to data security and confidentiality as appropriate.

Communication

To establish and manage the team communications systems ensuring that the Service’s procedures, policies, strategies and objectives are effectively communicated to all team members.

Professional Practice

To ensure that professional practice in the team is carried out to the highest standards and developed in line with the Service’s stated objectives of continual improvement in quality of its service to internal and external customers.

Health and Safety

Manage health and safety in their area of responsibility in accordance with the relevant section(s) of the Corporate/Service Health and Safety Policy and to ensure that the Health and Safety policy, organisation arrangements and procedures as they relate to areas, activities and personnel under your control are understood, implemented and monitored.

General Management (where applicable)

To provide vision and leadership to staff within a specialist team, ensuring that effective systems are in place for workload allocation and management, the application of the Authority’s and the Service’s policies and procedures, including those relating to equality, supervision and appraisal and all aspects of their performance, personal development, health and welfare.

Financial Management (where applicable)

To manage a designated budget (as required) ensuring that the Service achieves value for money in all circumstances through the monitoring and control of expenditure and the early identification of any financial irregularity.

Appraisal

All members of staff will receive appraisals and it is the responsibility of each member of staff to follow guidance on the appraisal process.

Equality and Diversity

As an organisation we are committed to promoting a just society that gives everyone an equal chance to learn, work and live free from discrimination and prejudice. To ensure our commitment is put into practice we have an equality policy which includes responsibility for all staff to eliminate unfair and unlawful discrimination, advance equality of opportunity for all and foster good relations.

These policies apply to all employees.

Confidentiality

All members of staff are required to undertake that they will not divulge to anyone personal and/or confidential information to which they may have access during the course of their work.

All members of staff must be aware that they have explicit responsibility for the confidentiality and security of information received and imported in the course of work and using Council information assets. The Council has a Personal Information Security Policy in place.

Induction

The Council has in place an induction programme designed to help new employees to become effective in their roles and to find their way in the organisation.

Person Specification – Roofer

Qualification

NVQ Level 2 in roof covering or equivalent

Trade apprenticeship

CSCS card

Application form

Selection Process

Pre-employment checks

Experience

Previously experience of working in a Commercial properties

Previously employed in a repairs and maintenance environment

Relevant Roofing experience

Ability to work at height and use appropriate access equipment

Being able to work with no direct supervision

Resistrix product experience.

Application form

Selection Process

Pre-employment checks

Skills/knowledge

Knowledge of health and safety regulations

Customer care skills

IT skills

Application form

Selection Process

Pre-employment checks

Personal Qualities

Self motivated

Good team worker

Ability to work on own initiative

Good communication skills

Application form

Selection Process

Pre-employment checks

Special Requirements

Able to work flexibly and under pressure to ensure deadlines are met

Due to the requirement to drive a vehicle in this role, appointment will be subject to the production of a valid driving licence for the required category of vehicle and the satisfactory completion of an in-house Driver Induction Assessment.

Application form

Selection Process

Pre-employment checks

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