2 Temporary Fire and Rescue Jobs in the UK with Remote Work Options

enthusiastic team member for a 6-month period to work within our EPRR team to assist in enhancing our organisation's resilience against emergencies and ensure the Trust has an effective response to incidents, crises, and emergencies. Your expertise will contribute to developing, maintaining, and implementing emergency preparedness, resilience, and … response strategies and plans. This role demands a profound understanding of the nuances in drafting and revising sophisticated plans and policies, as well as the analysis of national and local risk registers to mitigate these risks effectively. It requires a high level of analytical skill to comprehensively address and incorporate … these insights into our emergency preparedness framework. Main duties of the job Develop, critically assess, and refine emergency preparedness plans and strategies, ensuring alignment with local, national, and international regulatory frameworks and adherence to established best practices for comprehensive risk mitigation. Participate in risk assessments and hazard identification processes to more »

Job summary A fantastic and exciting opportunity has arisen within Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust for a highly motivated and enthusiastic Band 7 Team Leader to join our Community Mental Health Hub North at Mill House. The post is a Band 7 Team Leader post - open to … the professions of Mental Health Nursing, Occupational therapy and Social Workers. The role consists of leadership/supervision of the CMHH staff group, duty management, a small specialist clinical caseload, MDT meeting facilitation and support/deputation to the CMHH Team Manager. The post is for 37.5 hours a week … and the CMHH working hours are Monday-Friday from 9am to 5pm. Main duties of the job To provide day-to-day management support of the multi-disciplinary team in delivering community care to service users and their carers based on an intervention-based model of care To work closely more »