Vehicle Preparation Operative - Nottinghamshire inNottinghamshire inNottinghamshire PUBLISHED FRI 29 NOV 2024

Band 3: £24,071 to £25,674 a year Unsocial Hours as per Section 2  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

NHS VEHICLE
Key Role in Patient Care, As a Vehicle Preparation Operative, you play a vital role in ensuring that ambulance vehicles are ready for operational duty, which directly impacts patient care and safety.
Hands-On Work Environment, The role offers a mix of manual work and practical tasks, providing an engaging and active work setting that is beneficial for individuals who prefer hands-on responsibilities.
Team Collaboration, You will collaborate closely with frontline ambulance colleagues and fleet teams, fostering a strong sense of teamwork and shared purpose in delivering quality healthcare services.
Skill Development, The position offers opportunities for professional development, including training on vehicle inspection, running repairs, and adherence to safety protocols, enhancing your skill set.
Dynamic Work Environment, Working in a fast-paced environment similar to a production line allows you to thrive under pressure and manage multiple priorities, making your workdays exciting and varied.
Contribution to Operational Efficiency, Your efforts will contribute to reducing out-of-service vehicles and preventing delays in ambulance deployment, making a tangible difference to operational efficiency.
Job Satisfaction, Knowing that your work supports emergency services and ultimately benefits patients can lead to a strong sense of job satisfaction and fulfillment.
The East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust is seeking a Vehicle Preparation Operative in Nottinghamshire to support frontline ambulance staff by preparing vehicles for duty. This role is crucial in the Make Ready Vehicle Preparation Service, which involves cleaning, restocking, and performing minor repairs on ambulance vehicles to ensure they are operational and compliant with quality standards. The successful candidate will need to have a strong attention to detail, the ability to work in a fast-paced environment, and the capability to make independent decisions while managing competing priorities.

Key responsibilities include collaborating with fleet colleagues for vehicle inspections and repairs, maintaining inventory levels of clinical equipment, and ensuring adherence to health and safety regulations. The role also requires effective communication, data reporting, and contributing to the efficiency of ambulance readiness. The ideal candidate should be motivated to provide high-quality support that ultimately benefits patient care, while also engaging in professional development and teamwork within the Trust.

 


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