Housekeeper – Part Time – 25 Hours PW
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| 25 hours |
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31st March 2025 | |
QUALIFICATIOONS (IF REQUIRED) |
SERVICE AREA |
SALARY |
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£11.50 | |
Housekeeper – Part Time -Young Adults Residential Home – £11.50 per hour
Are you looking for part time hours?
Are you looking to work for a company who give THE BEST CARE to the children and young people within their care?
And a company who appreciate your hard work?
Then please – click apply – and one of our team will be in touch!
The Role
You will be the Housekeeper at our 12 Bedded home for young adults you will be supporting and giving high levels of care to young people with severe and complex care needs, Acquired Brain Injury, complex learning disabilities and associated behavioural challenges. Managing the health needs of the young adults forms a significant part of the service that we provide and are firmly committed to meeting the very unique and individual health care needs of our children.
Duties include:
To clean all allocated rooms including furniture, fittings, fabric, carpets and equipment
Cleaning the windows, bathrooms and toilets, with particular attention to guidelines for the control of germs and infestation
Ensure that rooms are odour free
Changing bed linen and ensuring infection control policies are adhered to at all times
Cleaning all communal areas including kitchen, regular deep clean of areas will also be required
To be aware of the health and safety statement of the COSHH statement
To deal with the waste bags and their prescribed disposal
Be familiar with the required care standards regulations governing your job
Maintain client and business confidentiality at all times
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