Multi Trade Operative

Multi Trade Operative

Main Purpose of the Role

The Multi Trade Operative will be responsible for carrying out a wide range of maintenance, responsive repairs, void works & property MOTs connected with all aspects of their specialist trades and any secondary trades. The works shall be carried out in an efficient way and completed within required deadlines.

Key Responsibilities

Maintain and regularly replenish impress stock of materials including recording usage on PDA
Specify and order specialist materials where required to complete task. Minimise wastage
Ensure all goods received notes and paperwork are returned to the Response admin team
Using PDA and/or job tickets correctly, completely and in real time
Standby log sheets, Material orders, Vehicle report sheets, policy procedure paperwork
Inform Managers of work tickets requiring cancelling, follow on works or change in status
Written - Reports for Area managers
Draw any queries to a conclusion
Ensure company vehicle is only used in accordance with company vehicle policy
Ensure the safe, effective use of tools and plant ensuring they are regularly maintained and serviced and supervisor is notified of any loss or damage
Compliance with all company policy and procedures
Understand and abide with the Health & Safety regulations and ensure all work practices are safe
Carry out risk assessments, reporting bad practice and dangerous occurrences to supervisor
Achieving recognition under the CSCS Scheme
Present a positive image for Response, wearing corporate work wear whilst working
Act as an ambassador for Response and their Clients at all times
To deliver quality workmanship within your specific trades and without close supervision
Meet appointments as agreed with tenants
Complete work first time wherever possible
Take a flexible approach to delivering work when the workload dictates or their Trade Supervisor or Contract Manager require it
On completion of work inspect quality and be satisfied before leaving the customer
Take responsibility for supervising apprentices if assigned and the quality of their work.

Experience and Pre-Qualification Criteria

Essential

City and Guilds qualification up to (NVQ level
3) or relevant experience in one trade and others
Electricians:
Holder of the 18th Edition Qualification and City and Guilds 2391 Test and Inspection qualification
Demonstrable experience in carrying out the safe repair of electrical installations in line with legal requirements
Substantial experience in the building industry to acquire the skills and techniques of your specialised trade and a secondary trade
Working knowledge of relevant Health and Safety Legislation
Ability to prioritise work loads
Good time keeper with organisation and planning skills including strategic thinking and priority setting
Self-motivation skills and a good team player
The ability to make sound judgements and decisions in line with the company's guidelines and objectives
Good interpersonal and communication skills
Excellent customer care skills
Full driving licence as a work van will be providedDesirable

A relevant current construction skills certification scheme (CSCS) site operative card