Agency Care Assistants needed for weekends
General Information
Sheffield, South Yorkshire
107461
Ongoing openings for winning candidates.
The basis of pay will be between £9.50 and £12.70 per hour depending on the shift worked.
A variety of day and night shifts are available at the weekend.
9th Mar 2021
Job Description
Scouting for experienced Care Assistants for the weekends with new on-going opportunities in Dronfield including rare weekly pay
The care home is experienced in caring for residents with illnesses and tough disabilities. Attributes of attentiveness, a friendly approach, and a caring nature will be appreciated.
Here are the following responsibilities if you want to be a part of the team…
-Ensuring they are in a safe and caring environment
-Following their care plan and other requirements
-Supporting and performing daily duties
-Completing necessary paperwork.
Experience & Qualifications
Minimum requirements for Care Assistants are: • Safeguarding training within 1 year • Infection Control training within 1 year • Moving and Handling training within 1 year • A DBS check for adults services dated within the last 12 months preferably on the update service • A minimum of 3 months experience in a Health and Social Care environment QS Care can provide training opportunities for candidates with training that has expired. Additionally, we can arrange a DBS application on behalf of the candidate where the last check was done over 1 year ago and is not on the update service.
What Next?
Once you have applied for a job, if you are suitable you will be invited to your local office for an interview. On arrival for your interview you will be asked to provide proof of:
- Your entitlement to work in the UK.
- If the position that you have applied for requires a qualification you will be asked to provide proof of that qualification (such as both parts of your driving licence, a forklift truck licence, a CRB or DBS certificate etc).
- Proof of your home address (such as a utility bill or bank statement)
- Proof of your National Insurance number (such as a National Insurance card, P60, P45 a letter from HMRC)
- Details of two references
