3 Facilitator Jobs in the North West

Job summary An exciting opportunity for an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Facilitator to support the EDI and Anti-Racism Hub Teams. Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust is committed to becoming a truly inclusive and anti-racist organisation in the NHS, challenging barriers across the system which cause disparities … that developing an organisational culture that fully embraces EDI and anti-racism is a key priority for ethical and dynamic healthcare services. The EDI Facilitator will assist the People and Culture directorate with the general facilitation and project/programme coordination of the Inclusion portfolio. In addition, as a member … Team within the directorate, you will work closely with senior leaders to provide equality, diversity, inclusion and wellbeing support to the Trust. The EDI Facilitator will be responsible for the provision of a professional and comprehensive support service, including project management support for a range of EDI activities. The EDI more »

refrigerated and temperature controlled van specialist in the UK and are on an exciting growth plan. They are looking for an experienced Continuous Improvement Facilitator to work alongside the Head of Technical and Operations Managers teams in order to drive continuous improvement throughout the manufacturing areas, using lean Manufacturing tools more »

We are looking for a Progress Facilitator- Apprenticeships for our Construction Apprentices Salary : £30,692- £32,730 Per annum Interviews for this position are scheduled to be held Wednesday 29th May 2024 Joining our Journey: When you join our college, not only will you benefit from an annual reviewed salary … supporting learner progress through thorough analysis of tracking data and the implementation and review of targeted action plans. To be successful as a Progress Facilitator with our Construction Work Based Learning team you will need: Experience of working within the Construction industry or with Construction apprentices Knowledge of current issues more »