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CAN YOU FOLLOW IN THE COLONEL’S FOOTSTEPS? Here’s a bit more on what you can expect from the job and some of the important experiences that can help you show you’ve got what it takes to make the Colonel proud… The kitchen is where our Cooks freshly prepare and cook our famous chicken, just as the colonel intended. You’re an authentic brand ambassador who also happens to love our chicken and chips. As a Cook in our Back of House Kitchen you’ll freshly prepare our famous chicken. It’s over to you to make sure our product is Gold Standard and finger lickin’ good for our guests, every time. WHO WE ARE Take one man with a big idea (and some serious style), add 11 herbs and spices, 1,009 rejections, buckets of grit, ambition and southern hospitality and you’ve got KFC. It’s simple, we’re a people business that sells chicken and chips (and some other pretty epic stuff too). OUR RESTAURANT CULTURE We do things the right way. It isn’t always easy, but it’s always better. We lead with our hearts, work hard and play hard and we welcome everyone into our big KFC family. It doesn’t matter who you are, where you’re from, or what your shoe size is – everyone has a place at the Colonel’s table. All we ask is that you roll up your sleeves, get stuck in and treat our team like family and our guests as friends. It’s what the Colonel would do. That got you cluckin’ excited? Apply now- there might just be a seat for you at the Colonel’s table…
Digital & Social Media Officer
The strategic role of the Programme is: 1.1.1 To promote knowledge sharing and coordination in implementing RBMPs and POMs by local authorities, other public authorities, sectoral interests, and community groups. 1.1.2 To co-ordinate/undertake statutorily required public consultation in the development of RBMPs and POMs and a public awareness campaign in water resources management. 1.1.3 To seek consistency of RBMP implementation across agencies. 1.1.4 To assist the Minister and the EPA and work collaboratively with local authorities in the development of RBMPs and POMs. 1.1.5 To mobilise and support engagement of voluntary and community groups in protecting our natural waters. 1.1.6 To foster linkages with industry and agricultural sectors. 1.1.7 To develop linkages with local sectoral representative organisations, such as Catchment Partnerships, Rural Development Companies, Rivers Trusts, Tidy Towns Groups, business and industry sectors including Chambers of Commerce, county level farming organisations, sports clubs and volunteering sectors, angling and outdoor recreational user groups, etc. 1.2 RECRUITMENT DETAILS As part of the team structure of The Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO), it is intended to immediately recruit one [1] position of Digital and Social Media Officer (Staff Officer – Grade V). A panel will be formed from which any subsequent LAWPRO Digital and Social Media Officer (Grade V) positions for any of the LAWPRO locations across the country may be filled. Current LAWPRO Regional Office Locations: • Head Office: Ballingarrane, Clonmel Co. Tipperary • Border Region: Donegal Town, Co. Donegal or Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan • Midlands and East Region: Dublin 8 or Tullamore, Co Offaly • South-East Region: Clonmel or Tipperary town, Co. Tipperary, or Kilkenny, Co. Kilkenny • South-West Region: Croom, Co. Limerick or Inniscarra, Co. Cork • Western Region: Galway (Liosbán Estate) or Castlebar, Co. Mayo Local Government and Heritage to inform the appropriate level of resources and involvement to meet Water Framework Directive objectives into the future. It is likely that parts of the work schedule will be outside normal office hours, so flexibility will be required. Should current permanent/full-time Local Authority staff be successful and accept a post in this competition, appropriate secondment arrangements will be put in place. 2.0 JOB REQUIREMENTS 2.1 MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Minimum Eligibility Requirements are the minimum requirements required for the specialist Digital and Social Media Officer position and are set out by LAWPRO in consultation with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Council Human Resources Departments and the Water Policy Unit of the DHLGH as they are not set centrally by the Department. PLEASE NOTE FAILURE TO UPLOAD ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTS I.E. QUALIFICATIONS, I.D. ETC., AT SUBMISSION STAGE WILL AUTOMATICALLY RESULT IN AN INVALID APPLICATION. ALSO, FAILURE TO FULLY COMPLETE EACH QUESTION ON THE APPLICATION FORM MAY DEEM YOUR APPLICATION INVALID (ANSWERS WHICH REDIRECT TO OTHER RESPONSES ARE NOT PERMITTED). Applicants will be required to submit scanned images of documentation to establish the applicant meets the following minimum eligibility criteria: 2.1.1 Character Each candidate must be of good character. 2.1.2 Health Each candidate must be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. 2.1.3 Citizenship Candidates must, by the date of any job offer, be: (a) A citizen of the European Economic Area (EEA). The EEA consists of the Member States of the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway; or (b) A citizen of the United Kingdom (UK); or (c) A citizen of Switzerland pursuant to the agreement between the EU and Switzerland on the free movement of persons; or (d) A non-EEA citizen who is a spouse or child of an EEA or UK or Swiss citizen and has a stamp 4 visa; or (e) A person awarded international protection under the International Protection Act 2015 or any family member entitled to remain in the State as a result of family reunification and has a stamp 4 visa or (f) A non-EEA citizen who is a parent of a dependent child who is a citizen of, and resident. 2.1.4 Education, Experience etc. Candidate shall: On the latest date for receipt of completed application forms, candidates shall have:- (i) Hold a third level qualification in Communications, Digital Media or Social Media or similar or a professional qualification in a Digital Media related discipline, and (ii) At least 2 years of relevant satisfactory professional experience in communications, digital media or marketing. and (iii) Hold a clean, current Class B Driving Licence and have access to his/her own car. 2.2 DESIRABLE REQUIREMENTS • Experience in content creation, tracking Digital analytics and graphic design will be required. Experience using Wordpress, Canva and all social media channels required. • A proven track record in building, managing and nurturing partnerships and relationships across a wide range of key stakeholders through digital media channels to deliver project objectives. • Excellent facilitation and event management skills. The ideal candidate shall: 2.2.1 Have an excellent knowledge and understanding of digital analytics, goal setting and reporting. 2.2.2 Proven and demonstrable skills in designing, delivering and publishing digital content. 2.2.3 Excellent knowledge of up-to-date digital best practice and setting strategic goals for digital. 2.2.4 Innovative and creative approach to digital content. 2.2.5 Excellent written and verbal communication skills to communicate effectively a different range of stakeholders 2.2.6 Experience of working effectively as part of a multi-disciplinary team. 2.2.7 Excellent organisational skills. 2.2.8 Ability to input into and feedback on campaign plans and support others with developing strategic digital activities. Applicants should satisfy themselves they are eligible under the required qualifications. Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils may not be in a position to investigate the eligibility of all candidates in advance of the interview/examination, and hence persons who are ineligible but nevertheless enter, may put themselves to unnecessary expense. 3.0 JOB DESCRIPTION 3.1 ROLE Reporting to LAWPRO Communications & Engagement Leads the Digital and Social Media Officer will be responsible for Tasks associated with this role include: 3.1.1 Assisting the Communications Leads to develop and implement a Digital & Social Media policy and digital communication plans in order to deliver the LAWPRO’s strategic objectives. 3.1.2 Create and produce high-quality digital content (e.g. video, graphics, multimedia etc.) for use on social media, campaigns, websites, and other platforms. 3.1.3 Coordinate digital communications projects, liaising with stakeholders to gather requirements and understand needs. 3.1.4 Capturing and creating striking digital content through photography and video. 3.1.5 Manage user-generated content. 3.1.6 Ensuring content adheres to appropriate policy and legal requirements and always including important accessibility guidelines before publishing. 3.1.7 Identify opportunities for social media projects and development of content for same. 3.1.8 Evaluate opportunities to boost content and monitor and report on paid campaigns. 3.1.9 Regular analysis and reporting on digital communications activities and implementing change from the results of analysis. 3.1.10 Be aware and keep up to date with best practice and strategic use of digital communications. 3.1.11 Share knowledge and learnings with the wider communications team and LAWPRO as a whole, through the development of guidance and toolkits. 3.1.12 Supporting the efficient organisation of LAWPRO events, through the incorporation of key communications aspects in the planning and roll-out of such events. 3.1.13 Assisting with public relations, including media queries, monitoring news coverage and maintaining good working relations with the media. 3.1.14 Work with LAWPRO’s communications team to collaborate with Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and the Heritage Council on annual stakeholder and community engagement initiatives. 3.1.15 Any other duties relevant to the role that may be identified from time to time. The Digital and Social Media Officerr Officer will be employed by either Kilkenny County Council or Tipperary County Council. 4.0 PARTICULARS OF OFFICE 4.1 SALARY The salary shall be fully inclusive and shall be as determined from time to time. The holder of the office shall pay to Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils any fees or other monies (other than inclusive salary) payable to and received by him/her by virtue of his/her office or in respect of services which he/she is required by or under any enactment to perform. In accordance with EL02/2011 persons who are not serving Local Authority employees must be placed on the minimum of the scale. Where a person being appointed is a serving Local Authority employee normal starting pay rules will apply. The rate of remuneration may be adjusted from time to time in line with government policy. The current salary scale for the post is €49,214 minimum to €58,867 inclusive of LSI’s. 4.2 SUPERANNUATION CONTRIBUTION 4.2.1 Public Service Pensions (Single Scheme and Other Provisions) Act 2012 New members joining the public sector on or after 1st January 2013 will be required to join the Single Public Service Pension Scheme. It applies to all first-time entrants to the Public Service as well as former public servants returning to the public sector after a break of more than 26 weeks. Your contributions will be made up of 3% of your gross pensionable remuneration and 3.5% of your net pensionable remuneration (your gross pensionable remuneration less twice the value of the Contributory State Pension). Your normal retirement age under this scheme is the same age at which you can claim the Contributory State Pension. The minimum age for receipt of this pension is Age 66. There is a compulsory retirement age of 70 years. 4.2.2 Persons who commenced in Public Service Employment after 6th April 1995 and prior to 1st January 2013: Persons who became pensionable employees after 6th April 1995 and prior to 1st of January 2013, without a break in employment, will join the Local Government (Superannuation) (Consolidation) Scheme 1998. Contributions are payable at the rate of 1.5% of your basic salary, 3.5% of basic salary less twice two times the value of the Contributory State Pension and a further 1.5% is payable for spouse and children’s contributions (*non-officer grades pay a co-ordinated contribution: ‘Non-New Entrants’ (those who became pensionable after 6th of April 1995 and prior to 1st April 2004) have a minimum retirement age of 60 and a compulsory retirement age of 70. ‘New Entrants’ (those who became pensionable after 1st April 2004 and prior to 1st January 2013) have minimum retirement age of 65 with no compulsory retirement age. 4.2.3 Persons who commenced in Public Service Employment before 6th April 1995: The minimum retirement age is 60 and they have a compulsory retirement age of 70 as per Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government Circular Letter CL/2/2019. Contributions are 5% of basic salary and 1.5% of basic salary toward Widow’s & Orphan’s or Spouse & Children’s Scheme. 4.3 PENSION ABATEMENT If the appointee was previously employed in the Civil Service or in the Public Service please note that the Public Service Pensions (Single Scheme and Other Provisions) Act 2012 (Section 52) includes a provision which extends abatement of pension for all Civil and Public Servants who are reemployed where a Public Service Pension is in payment. This provision to apply abatement across the wider public service came into effect on 1 November 2012. This may have pension implications for any person appointed to this position that is currently in receipt of a Civil or Public Service pension or has a preserved Civil or Public Service pension which will come into payment during his/her employment in this position. Prior to appointment, successful applicants will be obliged to complete a declaration in relation to previous Public Service pensionable employment. Please note: In applying for this position you are acknowledging that you understand the abatement provisions, where relevant, will apply. It is not envisaged that the employing Department/Office will support an application for an abatement waiver in respect of appointments to this position. 4.4 PENSION ACRUAL A 40-year limit on total service that can be counted towards pension where a person has been a member of more than one pre-existing public service pension scheme (i.e. non-Single Scheme) as per the 2012 Act shall apply. This 40-year limit is provided for in the Public Service Pensions (Single Scheme and Other Provisions) Act 2012. This may have implications for any appointee who has acquired pension rights in a previous public service employment. 4.5 PROBATION The following provisions shall apply: 4.5.1 There shall be a period after such appointments take effect during which such persons shall hold such office on probation; 4.5.2 Such period shall be one year but the Chief Executive may at his/her discretion extend such period; 4.5.3 Such persons shall cease to hold such employment at end of the period of probation unless during such period the Chief Executive has certified that the service of such persons is satisfactory. 4.6 PRE-EMPLOYMENT MEDICAL EXAMINATION For the purposes of satisfying the requirement as to health, it will be necessary for each successful applicant, before he/she is appointed, to undergo a medical examination by a qualified medical practitioner to be nominated by Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils. In the event the applicant does not take up the post following the pre-employment medical, he/she will reimburse Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils the cost of the medical examination, as per a previously signed understanding. 4.7 HOURS OF WORK The hours of work are 35 hours per week including a significant part of the work schedule that is workable outside of normal office hours. The salary being paid for the post is in respect of all 35 hours worked. 4.8 ANNUAL LEAVE Annual leave entitlement for this position is 30 days per annum in accordance with Department of Environment, Community & Local Government Circular LG(P) 07/2011. 4.9 TRAVEL When required to do so holders of the office shall hold a full driving licence for class B vehicles free from endorsement and disqualification and, shall drive a motor car in the course of their duties and for this purpose provide and maintain a car to the satisfaction of the Local Authority. It is Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils policy that all staff using their private cars for work purposes, regardless of the frequency should: 1) Indemnify Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils on their personal insurance policy 2) Note business class on their personal policy 3) It is the obligation of the driver/owner to ensure that the vehicle is fit to be on the public road. When applicable for specific roles, travelling and subsistence expenses necessarily incurred in the course of official duties will be refunded in accordance with appropriate rates in line with the relevant Department Circulars and any other relevant documents. If during your employment, your licence is revoked, even temporarily, or if you receive endorsements on your licence, which may affect your duties, you are obliged to notify the Council immediately. 4.10 LOCATION The holder of the office shall reside in the district in which his/her duties are to performed or within a reasonable distance thereof. 4.11 SAFETY, HEALTH & WELFARE The holder of the post shall comply with Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils Safety Management System. He/she shall familiarise him/herself with the Safety statement for his/ her section and all the associated safety & health risk assessments, safe systems of work, and procedures and make proper use of all safety clothing and equipment. Failure to comply with the Safety Statement and its requirements may result in disciplinary action. 4.12 TRAINING It is a condition of employment that successful applicants will be required to participate in training programmes relevant to the skills necessary for the performance of the duties attaching to the post. 4.13 POLICIES & PROCEDURES The post-holder will be expected to abide and adhere to the policies & procedures applicable to Kilkenny/Tipperary County Councils.
Shift Runner
CAN YOU FOLLOW IN THE COLONEL’S FOOTSTEPS? Here’s a bit more on what you can expect from the job and some of the important experiences that can help you show you’ve got what it takes to make the Colonel proud… As a Shift Runner you will be “wingman” or woman to the Restaurant General Manager (RGM) . You’re an authentic brand ambassador who also happens to love our chicken and chips. Our Team Leaders have a wealth of experience coming from a variety of backgrounds, from supermarkets and pubs, to high street retailers and even banks. You’ll be empowered to partner with your RGM and management team to run your restaurant like you own it. We like to think of our people as the 12th secret ingredient of our famous recipe. It’s our ‘other’ SECRET. As a restaurant Team Leader you’ll help your team be their best selves through on the job training every day, particularly in helping them give great service to our guests, day in and day out WHO WE ARE Take one man with a big idea (and some serious style), add 11 herbs and spices, 1,009 rejections, buckets of grit, ambition and southern hospitality and you’ve got KFC. It’s simple, we’re a people business that sells chicken and chips (and some other pretty epic stuff too). OUR RESTAURANT CULTURE We do things the right way. It isn’t always easy, but it’s always better. We lead with our hearts, work hard and play hard and we welcome everyone into our big KFC family. It doesn’t matter who you are, where you’re from, or what your shoe size is – everyone has a place at the Colonel’s table. All we ask is that you roll up your sleeves, get stuck in and treat our team like family and our guests as friends. It’s what the Colonel would do. That got you cluckin’ excited? Apply now - there might just be a seat for you at the Colonel’s table…
Occupational Therapist, Staff
Please apply using the official HSE apploication form. CV's will not be accepted The Occupational Therapist (Staff Grade) will function as an efficient and effective member of the Occupational Therapy team with the aim of ensuring optimum delivery of a quality, patient centered occupational therapy service that is in keeping with the best practice in the Acute care setting.
Student Paramedic
Reporting Relationship Year 1 – Student Paramedic – General Manager, Tertiary Education or his / her designated alternate Year 2 - Under Graduate Paramedic Intern – General Manager, Tertiary Education or his / her designated alternate Year 3 - Post Graduate Paramedic Intern – District Operations Manager or his / her designated alternate The purpose of the post of Student Paramedic is to: · Successfully complete the course · Achieve the award of the BSc (Hons) in Paramedical Science, UCC · Secure Paramedic Registration with the Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council · Successfully discharge the probationary period as an employee of the HSE · Secure enduring employment with the HSE as a PHECC Registered Paramedic Principal Duties and Responsibilities (PHECC Registered Paramedic) Clinical Responsibilities ● Maintain PHECC Registration at the appropriate practitioner level through maintenance of relevant Clinical Professional Competence as prescribed by the PHECC ● Deliver care to patients in a variety of settings and situations up to their level of competence i.e. Paramedic ● Attend to cases of accident and sudden illness and respond to AS1, AS2 and AS3 calls in a prompt and timely manner ● Demonstrate critical decision making when deciding on appropriate care delivery ● Liaise effectively with medical support including clinical support lines, Trauma Units and Major Trauma Centres, Critical Care and Retrieval Services, Approved Mental Health Centres, Primary Care Teams and specialist teams in the community and acute setting. ● Interpret clinical findings using both technology driven solutions such as Mobile Data Terminals, Patient Assessment equipment to include multifunction monitors as well as non-technology based tools such as physical examination and history gathering ● Using structured clinical and environmental assessment tools develop clinical and operational solutions to patient presentations to include the administration of a wide range of medications and interventions in a specialist practitioner context ● Identify events where own scope of practice is exceeded by the patient’s needs and seek appropriate additional or specialist support ● Having critically assessed the patient’s clinical needs identify the most appropriate care pathway to include consideration of hospital by-pass to regional speciality centres alternatives to ED attendance, etc. ● Work in collaboration with other colleagues and NEOC staff to effect the safe and dignified transportation of bariatric patients using specialised patient moving and handling equipment. ● Act as a Patient advocate and speak up where poor practice is witnessed or identified ● Provide clinical leadership when multiple practitioners are present ● Show leadership amongst peers in the completion, audit, evaluation and development of clinical records including electronic Patient Care Report Forms (PCR) ● Adhere to NAS Medicines Management Policy ● Assist patient comfort in a professional, courteous and compassionate manner. ● Communicate with a broad range of HSE and non HSE professionals as appropriate. ● Adopt a “can do” and flexible approach to every situation. ● Attend to patients in a professional courteous and compassionate manner using best practice including compliance with Clinical Practice Guidelines. ● Support and participate in patient cohorting and the work of a Hospital Ambulance Liaison Person where deployed to reduce the impact of arrival to handover delays on patients awaiting a response in the community. Deployment/Flexibility ● Work rosters as assigned as a Paramedic, carry out the duties of the Paramedic ● During any shift, work in any Ambulance Station as assigned from time to time ● Be prepared to participate in strategic deployment at any designated Main Ambulance Station, Small Station, Sub-Station or other location as may be implemented in the future ● Where directed, split crews to ensure effective crewing of Emergency Ambulances or Rapid Response Vehicles ● Support and participate in the deployment of Alternative Pathways Services focussed on non-conveyance ● Work in the NEOC Clinical Hub if required to support Hear and Treat activities ● Work in rotational roles where required, e.g. Primary Care Teams and Emergency Departments ● Operate any NAS vehicle as and when directed for deployment to clinically appropriate calls as set out in the PHECC Dispatch Standard including Emergency Ambulances, Intermediate Care Vehicles, CCRS Vehicles, Rapid Response Vehicles, Aeromedical Services or any other transport modality deemed appropriate to support service delivery. ● Report to a Supervisor or Manager as designated by the District Operations Manager ● Comply with all Standing Operational Procedures including clinical, operational and NEOC related ● Act within the principles of Framework for Major Emergency Management during major emergencies if the need arises and to carry such communications equipment as necessary and to be familiar with the Major Emergency Plan. ● Participate in exercises and training sessions designed to improve the ability of the NAS to respond to a Major Emergency. ● Communicate with a broad range of HSE and non HSE professionals as appropriate ● Carry out duties in an acting up capacity as required ● Paramedics in NAS are both professional and societal examples by maintaining a high standard of dress and appearance as well as conducting themselves in a responsible manner at all times. ● Ensure appropriate details and method of communications are available to NAS to ensure any necessary contact outside of working hours is available and acted upon responsibly by you Development, Education & Training · Engage in the HSE performance achievement process in conjunction with your Line Manager and staff as appropriate. ● Be an exemplar for the progression of the profession and support all continuous quality improvement initiatives ● Take personal responsibility for maintaining your currency and competence in Paramedic practice ● Take part in training and development programmes as appropriate. ● Be prepared to undertake continuous professional development opportunities. ● Support the development of colleagues. ● Mentor Undergraduate and Post Graduate Paramedic Interns, including those from external agencies and foster an atmosphere of learning by example. ● Co-operate fully with the role and function of Paramedic Tutors and Clinical Practice Facilitators ● Facilitate both internal and external observer and student placements ● Undergo such training as may be prescribed by the NAS for both organisational and individual development. ● Identify and seek the support of the NAS for relevant professional development opportunities necessary to maintain and improve clinical competence. ● Identify developmental opportunities within the work context and take part in activities, which lead to personal and professional development. ● Interact with, support and mentor Community First Responders ● Attend supervision and appraisal session with Supervisors and Managers as required. ● Where relevant and deemed necessary by the Clinical Director, engage fully and willingly in the Return to Practice process Personal Health & Wellbeing ● In the context of delivering high quality Emergency Medical Services, maintaining a level of physical fitness and on-going personal professional development appropriate to the role is essential ● Foster good working relationships with peers, colleagues and external stakeholders and call out poor behaviour where observed ● Demonstrate awareness of own stress levels and seek appropriate support in order to manage individual responsibility. ● Where practicable promote and support employee assistance programmes and schemes (e.g. CISM). ● Ensure attendance for duty free from the effects and smell of prior alcohol consumption ● Wear such uniforms and/or protective clothing as deemed necessary for the performance of his/her duties in a clean, hygienic and professional manner Safety, Health & Welfare at Work (Including Driving & Vehicle Checks) ● Be familiar with the Site Specific Safety Statement and be personally responsible for signing to confirm you have done so. ● Carry out relevant risk assessments to identify and report actual or potential hazards/risks in the work environment in accordance with the NAS Safety Statement / deal with them appropriately ● Take immediate action to minimise risks where it is reasonably practicable to do so ● Ensure there is no smoking in the vehicle or in any areas where smoking is restricted. ● Demonstrate awareness of own stress levels and seek appropriate support ● Drive all relevant vehicles types operated by NAS in accordance with the Policy for Vehicular Emergency Response, Safe Work Practice Sheet on Driving and the Site Specific Safety Statement ● At the start of each tour of duty, carry out and complete a Daily Vehicle Inspection Form, ensuring that all defects, deficiencies and accident damage are reported on a Vehicle/Equipment Defect Report Form to the Fleet and Asset Coordination Centre ● Check any vehicle prior to use ensuring that it is fully equipped, visually checked for defects and that all equipment is functioning and ready for use in accordance with Service Procedures ● As part of on-going professional development, ensure an up to date knowledge of equipment required to perform duties. ● Carry out maintenance, equipment and drug checks on emergency ambulance, intermediate care and specialist vehicles as may be in service at any given time ● Operate equipment in accordance with Standing Operational Procedures and manufacturer’s instructions ● Maintain the NAS standards of cleanliness for vehicles, equipment and stations ● Be personally responsible for not undertaking any task or action which would knowingly cause risk to self, others, or to the NAS ● As far as is reasonably practicable attempt to prevent other people from undertaking tasks or actions which would knowingly cause risk to themselves, others, or to the NAS ● Participate in briefing/training sessions and carry out any agreed control measures and duties as instructed ● Comply with all Health and Safety guidelines, be familiar with Safety Statements and Site Specific Statements and immediately report any accidents in line with the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work legislation Administrative Responsibilities (Including Managing Resources & Information) ● Ensure all required technology, including ICT and communications is fully maintained and utilised as intended by NAS during working hours to ensure necessary communication at all times. ● Ensure appropriate details and method of communications are available to NAS to ensure any necessary contact outside of working hours is available and acted upon responsibly by you. Record details and maintain records of patients, journeys, vehicle refuelling and duty hours in accordance with NAS procedures ● Maintain and submit records as required by the relevant Senior Manager or a designated Manager to include Daily Vehicle Inspection Forms, Vehicle/Equipment Defect Report Forms, electronic Patient Care Reports or any other reports as required ● Co-operate with and be familiar with all management procedures in relation to discipline, industrial relations agreements, rosters, training, leave and grievance ● Take responsibility for ensuring operational equipment is ready for use ● Document all patient care and treatment and comply with records management processes ● Access and record information using computerised systems ● Undertake paperwork, such as recording routine tests on pieces of equipment ● Accept responsibility for security of stations, vehicles and equipment where appropriate ● Get to know the local community area, including: streets, roads and buildings ● Be aware of the risks and possible hazards to be found within their operational area ● Maintain confidentiality in relation to personal data held for colleagues and patients, ensuring it is processed lawfully; for no purpose other than for which it was intended; is relevant to that purpose; is retained for no longer than is necessary; is processed in accordance with the rights of the subject to access and accuracy; and is protected from accidental loss or damage in accordance with the requirements of the Data Protection legislation, and records management guidance ● Maintain confidentiality of patient identifiable personal data using a non-identifiable alternative, where practicable, and limiting access on a strictly need to know basis The above Job Description is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all duties involved and consequently, the post holder may be required to perform other duties as appropriate to the post which may be assigned to him/her from time to time and to contribute to the development of the post while in office. Eligibility Criteria Qualifications and/ or experience Eligible applicants must at the closing date for the competition: 1. Professional Qualifications, Experience, etc. A. (i) Be in possession of a Leaving Certificate awarded in 2017 or later with a minimum of six passes1 in the Leaving Certificate Examination Ordinary Level or higher including Mathematics and a Science subject (e.g. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Agriculture Science) Or (ii) Be in possession of a Leaving Certificate awarded in 2017 or later with a minimum of six passes1 in the Leaving Certificate Examination Ordinary Level or higher including Mathematics and a Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council (PHECC) EMT Certificate Or (iii) Be in possession of a Leaving Certificate awarded in 2016 or prior with a minimum of six passes1 in the Leaving Certificate Examination Ordinary Level or higher including Mathematics and a Science subject (e.g. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Agriculture Science) Or (iv) Be in possession of a Leaving Certificate awarded in 2016 or prior with a minimum of six passes1 in the Leaving Certificate Examination Ordinary Level or higher including Mathematics and a Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council (PHECC) EMT Certificate Or (v) Have completed a relevant examination at a comparable standard in any equivalent examination in another jurisdiction3 Or (vi) Hold a comparable and relevant qualification of at least Level 52 (or above) on the National Qualifications Framework maintained by Qualifications and Quality Ireland, (QQI) Or (vii) Have a minimum of two years full time ambulance service experience at EMT level and hold a Pre Hospital Emergency Care Council EMT Certificate. Or (viii) Candidates who do not have a Leaving Certificate or Level 5 QQI FE qualification, but are over 21 years of age and have a minimum of 2 years full time (or an aggregate of 2 years) of relevant experience may be deemed suitable, subject to the approval of the University College Cork Course Director and Admissions Office4 And B. Be the holder of a full Class C1 Driving Licence on application. (Note Irish 78 Restriction is not acceptable) Or Be the holder of a provisional Class C1 Driving Licence on application. (Note Irish 78 Restriction is not acceptable) Or Be eligible to apply5 for a provisional Class C1 Driving Licence on application And C. Candidates must possess the requisite knowledge and ability, including a high standard of suitability), for the proper discharge of the office. 2. Health A candidate for and any person holding the office must be fully competent and capable of undertaking the duties attached to the office and be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. Skills, competencies and/or knowledge · Demonstrate the ability to work independently as well as part of a team · Demonstrate the ability to cope under pressure, including the ability to diffuse difficult situations in a calm and professional manner · Demonstrate the ability to plan and organise including multi-tasking and prioritising as appropriate · Demonstrate tolerance and compassion especially in relation to providing a quality service in difficult and sometimes harrowing and stressful situations · Demonstrate effective problem solving and decision making skills · Demonstrate initiative and flexibility especially with regard to working in the changing environment of the Health Services and the National Ambulance Service · Demonstrate effective communication and interpersonal skills including the ability to influence others · Demonstrate capacity for rapid, intense and sustained effort · Demonstrate a good understanding of the requirements of the Paramedic role and the Paramedic Training Programme. · Demonstrate basic knowledge of HSE reforms and how they pertain to the National Ambulance Service · Demonstrate interest in and/or attainment of relevant training/ education and continuing professional development e.g. CIPD, computer course etc. Tenure The post of Student Paramedic is Specified Purpose. Any posts that may be offered, either specified purpose or permanent, full time and pensionable employment as a Registered Paramedic are subject to successful completion of the Paramedic Training Programme, successful discharge of the Paramedic Internship and successful acquisition of registration as a Paramedic with PHECC. Appointment as an employee of the Health Service Executive is governed by the Health Act 2004 and the Public Service Management (Recruitment and Appointments) Act 2004 and Public Service Management (Recruitment and Appointments) Amendment Act 2013. Remuneration The Salary scale as at 01/01/2024 is: €33,210 - €33,640 - €34,070 - €34,400 New appointees to any grade start at the minimum point of the scale. Incremental credit will be applied for recognised relevant service in Ireland and abroad (Department of Health Circular 2/2011). Incremental credit is normally granted on appointment, in respect of previous experience in the Civil Service, Local Authorities, Health Service and other Public Service Bodies and Statutory Agencies. The salary for this role reflects the requirements set out in the eligibility criteria and is all inclusive. Hence no other allowances, including qualification allowances, or payments are payable with the exception of premia payments associated with shift working* or unsocial hours. *Qualification for shift allowance is subject to working a recurring cycle of shifts which involve days, nights and weekend working, i.e. covering a 24/7 period Working Week The hours of attendance i.e. average of 39 hours per week calculated over a predetermined period of time, involves shift work. You will be expected to be available for duty outside of the rostered hours as and when the need may arise. Shift patterns are normally of 8, 10 or 12 hours duration. A shift pattern may have a period of On Call incorporated. Rosters and periods of duty will involve working at weekends, nights and during public holidays.
Spa Therapist
Reporting to the Spa Manager we are seeking to recruit a Spa Therapist to join the team in this luxurious five-star resort in Co Kilkenny. Key Duties And Responsibilities -Carrying out of all Spa treatments - Therapists are responsible for the health and well being of their Guests before, during and after treatments - Therapists must be available to work and be flexible to business demands on a daily and weekly base - Continuously strive for perfection as a Therapist and giving 100% to each and every treatment. - Giving time to each Guest ensuring treatments are started and finished on time. Upsell retail products after treatments. - Ensuring your own treatment room and equipment immaculately clean at all times - Having a positive and friendly attitude when dealing guests and the rest of the Team - To familiarize all Guests with and promote the Spa facilities and services. - Promote and sell additional treatments and products, ensure you are part of the Team effort in helping the Spa achieve its treatment and retail monthly revenue budgets Role Requirements This is an excellent opportunity for you to progress their career in the luxury hotel industry with a supportive and ambitious employer. We look forward to hearing from you! Mount Juliet is part of the Tetrarch Hospitality Group, one of Ireland's leading Hotel Management companies, operating and asset managing over 1600 bedrooms with close to 1800 employees in some of the finest and best~known hotels in Ireland. Mount Juliet Estate is an Equal Opportunity employer
Digital+ Technical Intern
shared with Leann Are you looking for an internship programme to match your ambition? Being selected for Glanbia’s Pure Ambition Internship Programme is a significant first step in an exciting and invigorating career. At Glanbia, we nurture your talent and individuality. We support you in fulfilling your potential and help who you are today become who you want to be tomorrow. We want to grow and we want you to grow with us. In recognition of our world-class learning and development environment and excellent career opportunities, we were incredibly proud to win the award for Graduate Employer of the Year at the 2020 Gradireland Awards! Where Ambition Meets Nutrition – About the Glanbia Digital+ Team The Glanbia Digital+ team act as an internal agency offering a range of digital, technical and creative services to optimise Glanbia’s digital presence. Our team is made up of Digital Strategists, Digital Marketers, Social Media Experts, Designers, Videographers, UX Experts, and Technical Analysts, who work together in an agile and very collaborative environment. This is a relatively new team with lots of exciting projects ongoing and upcoming, so if you’re hungry to learn and willing to push yourself to achieve results for your team then you’ll love this role. Wishing you the best of luck with your application!
Defence Forces Cadetships 2024
The Defence Forces Cadetship will prepare individuals morally, mentally and physically for their role as leaders in the Defence Forces whilst instilling the organisations values of respect, loyalty, selflessness, physical courage, moral courage and integrity into students. Applications are now open Naval Service Cadetships 2024. Candidates must be 18 years of age or above and under 39 years of age on the 19th May 2024. Closing date for Naval Service Cadetship applications is Sunday 19th May 2024 at 2359hrs GDPR Notice All applications for Defence Forces positions are processed in accordance with the Defence Forces Applicants Privacy Notice, as set out on the applicants page with Candidate Manager Careers Information Applications forms for entry into the Defence Forces are only available through the online application form on this site. The online application form for enlistment is only available when recruitment competitions are open. There is NO access to the online application form when recruitment is closed. Reserve Defence Forces The Defence Forces are NOT accepting applications the Reserve Forces at this time. Please Note: Application forms for entry into the Defence Forces are only available through the online application form on this site. The online application form for enlistment is only available when recruitment competitions are open. There is NO access to the online application form when recruitment is closed. Applications Through Irish To make an application through Irish send an email to recruitment@defenceforces.ie to request an application form. Cadetships may be available in the following: NAVAL SERVICE (Operations Branch) NAVAL SERVICE (Marine Engineering) NAVAL SERVICE (Electrical Engineering) Subject to the specific criteria being fulfilled as outlined below, applications may be made by the following: GRADUATES SCHOOL LEAVERS/NON-GRADUATES SERVING PERSONNEL 1. GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS To qualify for the award of a Cadetship, a candidate shall: a. at the time of application be- (i) a citizen of the State, or be any other person who has a lawful entitlement to reside and work within the State for the period of enlistment required for the course of training as a cadet and, if subsequently commissioned as an officer, for the additional period of time that is required for the purpose of any such appointment. (ii) Be of good character and satisfy any security clearance requirement. b. Be 18 years of age or above and under 39 years of age on the closing date for applications i.e. 5th May 2024. 2. MINIMUM EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (a) Naval Service – Operations Branch School Leaver or Non-Graduate Candidates Must possess a minimum of Grade H5 in 3 Higher Level papers, and, Grade 04 in 3 Ordinary Level Papers or Grade H7 in 3 Higher level papers. Candidates must have obtained these grades in a single sitting of the Leaving Certificate examination for CAO computation purposes. AND A candidate’s educational qualifications must include a minimum of Grade 06 at Ordinary level or H6 at Higher Level in the following subjects: (i) Mathematics. (ii) Irish. NUI matriculation exemptions apply. (iii) English. Candidates whose first language is not English must satisfy the English language requirements in accordance with NUI Matriculations Regulations. Subject to meeting the criteria to have obtained a minimum of Grade H4 in 4 Higher Level papers, and, Grade O2 in 2 Ordinary level papers or Grade H7 in 2 Higher level papers, a candidate may use the results of another sitting of the Leaving Certificate for the minimum educational requirements in (i) to (iii) above. Where a School Leaver applicant is undertaking a field of study in Nautical Science at Level 7 (or below) of the NFQ, they may be facilitated in continuing their training to complete their field of study in Nautical Science at Level 7 of the NFQ in a college nominated by the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Service. Where a School Leaver applicant has undertaken / is undertaking a Level 8 (or below) NFQ qualification not specified above, they may seek a determination that the course of study meets the requirements subject to submitting suitable evidence of equivalence to Defence Forces Recruitment Section, Defence Forces Headquarters, Department of Defence, Station Road, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, W12 AD93, for the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Service’s determination. Graduate Candidates Must have successfully completed a Bachelor Degree programme at Level 8 of the National Framework of Qualifications. OR Have successfully completed a Bachelor Degree programme at Level 7 of the National Framework of Qualifications, from a recognised institution, in Nautical Science. (b) Naval Service – Marine Engineering School Leaver or Non-Graduate Candidates Must possess a minimum of H5 in 3 Higher Level papers, and a minimum of Grade O4 in 3 Ordinary Level papers or Grade H6 in 3 Higher Level papers. Candidates must have obtained these grades in a single sitting of the Leaving Certificate examination for CAO computation purposes. AND A candidate’s educational qualifications must include: (i) Mathematics. Minimum of Grade 02 in an Ordinary Level Paper or Grade H6 in a Higher Level paper. (ii) Irish. Minimum Grade O6 in an Ordinary Level paper or Grade H6 in a Higher Level paper. NUI matriculation exemptions apply. (iii) English. Minimum Grade O6 in an Ordinary Level paper or Grade H6 in a Higher Level paper. Candidates whose first language is not English must satisfy the English language requirements in accordance with NUI Matriculations Regulations. Subject to meeting the criteria to have obtained a minimum of Grade H5 in 3 Higher Level papers, and, a minimum of Grade O4 in 3 Ordinary Level or Grade H6 in 3 Higher Level papers, a candidate may use the results of another sitting of the Leaving Certificate for the minimum educational requirements in (i) to (iii) above. Where a School Leaver applicant is undertaking an engineering programme in Marine Engineering at Level 7 (or below) of the NFQ, they may be facilitated in continuing their training to complete an engineering programme in Marine Engineering at Level 7 of the NFQ in a college nominated by the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Service. Where a School Leaver applicant has undertaken / is undertaking a Level 8 (or below) NFQ qualification not specified above, they may seek a determination that the course of study meets the requirements subject to submitting suitable evidence of equivalence to Defence Forces Recruitment Section, Defence Forces Headquarters, Department of Defence, Station Road, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, W12 AD93, for the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Service’s determination. Graduate Candidates Must have successfully completed a Bachelor Degree programme at Level 8 of the National Framework of Qualifications. OR Have successfully completed a Bachelor Degree programme at Level 7 of the National Framework of Qualifications, from a recognised institution, in Marine Engineering. (c) Naval Service - Electrical Engineering School Leaver or Non – Graduate Candidates Must possess a minimum of Grade H4 in 4 Higher Level papers, and a minimum of Grade 02 in 2 Ordinary Level papers or Grade H7 in 2 Higher Level papers. Candidates must have obtained these grades in a single sitting of the Leaving Certificate examination for CAO computation purposes, AND A candidate’s educational qualifications must include the following: (i) Mathematics. Minimum of Grade H5 in a Higher Level paper. (ii) Irish. Minimum Grade O6 in an Ordinary Level paper or Grade H6 in a Higher Level paper. NUI matriculation exemptions apply. (iii) English. Minimum Grade O6 in an Ordinary Level paper or Grade H6 in a Higher Level paper. Candidates whose first language is not English must satisfy the English language requirements in accordance with NUI Matriculations Regulations. Subject to meeting the criteria to have obtained a minimum of Grade H4 in 4 Higher Level papers, and, a minimum of Grade 02 in 2 Ordinary Level papers or Grade H7 in 2 Higher Level papers, a candidate may use the results of another sitting of the Leaving Certificate for the minimum educational requirements in (i) to (iii) above. Where a School Leaver applicant is undertaking an engineering programme in Electrical / Electronic Engineering at Level 8 (or below) of the NFQ, they may be facilitated in continuing their training to complete an engineering programme in Electrical / Electronic Engineering at Level 8 of the NFQ in a college nominated by the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Service. Where a School Leaver applicant has undertaken / is undertaking a Level 8 (or below) NFQ qualification not specified above, they may seek a determination that the course of study meets the requirements subject to submitting, suitable evidence of equivalence, to Defence Forces Recruitment Section, Defence Forces Headquarters, Department of Defence, Station Road, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, W12 AD93, for the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Service’s determination. Graduate Candidates Graduate Candidates must have successfully completed a Bachelor Degree programme at Level 8 or higher of the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) in either Electrical or Electronic Engineering. Where an applicant has a Level 8 or higher NFQ qualification not specified above, they may seek a determination that the qualification meets the requirements subject to submitting, suitable evidence of equivalence, to Defence Forces Recruitment Section, Defence Forces Headquarters, Department of Defence, Station Road, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, W12 AD93, for the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Service’s determination. PLEASE NOTE: • Leaving Certificate Applied does not qualify for the Cadetship competitions. • Where applicable, applications for Cadetships are invited from persons who are sitting examinations in the competition year, which would enable them to satisfy the Minimum Educational Qualifications criteria for each cadetship category. Original documentary evidence that a candidate meets the minimum educational qualifications, as outlined above, must be presented to the relevant Interview Board Secretary. Applicants will be notified of a date via email when this evidence must be provided. • Candidates must provide documentary proof from the National University of Ireland, at Stage 1 of the selection procedure, for any educational exemptions. Further information is available on www.nui.ie • In order to be eligible to apply for a Cadetship, holders of European and International qualifications must satisfy the Matriculation Registration requirements as outlined in the current “NUI Matriculation Regulations available on www.nui.ie. The equivalent grades required for those candidates who sat the Leaving Certificate Examination prior to 2017 can be found at Annex E.3. 3. MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL STANDARDS Candidates must be in good mental and bodily health and free from any physical defect, abnormality, physiological condition or history of serious illness likely to interfere with the efficient performance of their duties. The following are the minimum physical requirements: a. Height A candidates’ height will be determined at the Medical Examination – see Para. 8. Weight and chest measurements must be in keeping with height and age. Min. height: 157.48cm Note: BMI will be determined at Stage 2, the Assessment Phase of the competition. b. Vision Colour vision must be normal. Both eyes must be free from disfiguring or incapacitating abnormality and free from acute or chronic disease. There must be no evidence of squint or latent squint. The eligibility of applicants who have had previous incisional or laser treatment to correct visual acuity will be determined at the Medical Examination. Please see Annex C for further information. • Operations Branch: Vision not less than 6/9 in one eye and not less than 6/12 in the other eye with normal night vision, without the use of corrective lenses. • Engineering Branch: Not less than 6/18 in each eye, corrected to not less than 6/6 in one eye and 6/9 in the other. c. Dental Candidates must be free from any serious periodontal disease and possess teeth to a specific standard, which is not less than the equivalent of eleven over eleven natural teeth functionally opposed. In certain circumstances, artificial teeth may be acceptable. d. Hearing A good standard of unaided hearing is essential. Candidates will be required to undergo an audiometric test at which: (1) The sum of the hearing threshold at 1,2,3, 4 and 6 kHz should not exceed the age and gender related warning levels contained in the "Guidelines on Hearing Checks and Audiometry Regulations 2007", issued by the Health and Safety Authority (2) Candidates under 25 years of age must be able to hear all measured pure tones up to and including 8 kHz at 20dB in each ear. Candidates aged 25 and older must be able to hear all measured pure tones up to and including 8 kHz at 25dB in each ear. Candidates must also be free from acute or chronic ear disorders. Pay and Allowances etc. 1. In line with Department of Finance instructions of 23 December 2010, starting pay will be at the minimum of the scale. The rate of remuneration may, be adjusted from time to time in line with Government pay policy. 2. The following are the current rates of pay that apply to Cadets with effect from 1 October 2023 Officers Pay: Rate 1 - Cadets Current Rates of Pay with effect from 1 October 2023 Point Personal Pension Contribution (PPC) scale Full PRSI (Class H) 1st €22,630 2nd €25,149 3rd €28,361 4th €31,253 5th €35,157
Store Manager
Role Responsibility We are passionate about celebrating our customers’ life moments and are now looking for a Store Manager to join our very successful Card Factory family to help fulfil this. As a Store Manager you will have overall responsibility for the running of the store - you will thrive in a role that is challenging and demanding, focusing on maximising sales, exceeding budget targets, efficient cost controls, promoting fantastic customer service and looking for opportunities to lead, motivate and develop your team to deliver. CLICK THE APPLY BUTTON TO GO TO THEIR CAREERS PAGE WHERE YOU CAN CHECK THIS JOB AND ALL OTHER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE.
Team Member
Description The ideal candidate must be Fully Flexible. CAN YOU FOLLOW IN THE COLONEL’S FOOTSTEPS? So, think you’ve got what it takes to join us? If you answer ‘ YES ’ to this question then you might just be right… Are you a team player? The ‘not-so’ secret to success is teamwork. Working in a KFC restaurant is all about working together to give our guests the best service. You’ll need to be up for meeting new people and be ready to get involved, help your team, our guests and keep cool when it gets busy. We’re not looking for years of experience or a degree in Guest Service, we’re just looking for real people up for getting stuck in, making a difference for our guests and being part of our awesome team. Don’t worry about the rest, we’ll teach you all you need to know. And if you needed any more persuasion, we also offer free meals , 25% discount , flexible shifts and educational development opportunities up to degree level to all of our Team Members as standard. WHO WE ARE Take one man with a big idea (and some serious style), add 11 herbs and spices, 1,009 rejections, buckets of grit, ambition and southern hospitality and you’ve got KFC. It’s simple, we’re a people business that sells chicken and chips (and some other pretty epic stuff too). OUR RESTAURANT CULTURE We do things the right way. It isn’t always easy, but it’s always better. We lead with our hearts, work hard and play hard and we welcome everyone into our big KFC family. It doesn’t matter who you are, where you’re from, or what your shoe size is – everyone has a place at the Colonel’s table. All we ask is that you roll up your sleeves, get stuck in and treat our team like family and our guests as friends. It’s what the Colonel would do. That got you cluckin’ excited? Apply now- there might just be a seat for you at the Colonel’s table… CLICK THE APPLY BUTTON TO GO TO THEIR CAREERS PAGE WHERE YOU CAN CHECK THIS JOB AND ALL OTHER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE.
