Job Title: Call Centre OperativeLocation: Harrow CouncilEmployer: Pertemps Recruitment Partnership for Harrow CouncilContract Type: Temporary ongoingHours of Work: 20 hours per week, plus overtimeDays of work: Day, Mid, Early, Night and Weekend shifts, plus all National Bank Holidays and Christmas shiftsOverview of a Call Centre Operative:Pertemps have an exciting opportunity within Harrow Council for a self-driven and motivated Call Centre Operative to join an expanding team. The role of a Call Centre Operative in the Adult Social Care team has a competitive pay rate of 14.21 per hour. Other benefits include excellent training and support for career development and 21 days holiday (excluding Bank Holidays)."You must hold a full UK Driving Licence for this role and a Car".The Main Purpose of a Call Centre Operative:
- The post holder is required to be based at the Helpline office in the first instance but may be required to work from other appropriate locations within the Borough of Harrow.
- The successful candidate must have a current driving licence and when on duty must, when necessary, attend without delay to the location of the emergency.
- On arrival at the location of the call, the postholder is required to gain access, give or summon help, whatever assistance may be necessary, including physical assistance where appropriate, contact relatives and friends of the resident, colleagues and the emergency services as necessary. In addition, must advise the Helpline Service of his/her arrival. When the call has been dealt with, the Helpline must be advised that the Mobile Warden is available to deal with further call-outs.
- To maintain proper, full and accurate records of all action taken and complete appropriate documentation including support plans when covering for resident wardens.
- To report back to Helpline as soon as possible with full details of any alarm calls received from residents in the Boroughs housing stocks and to report any defects within the premises, noted on emergency and routine calls to the Maintenance Division.
- To report to the Helpline Operator, as soon as possible, any emergency repairs needed within the non-council premises that have been observed at the time of the visit.
- A level of fitness necessary to physically assist/ transfer frail/disabled people
- To be able to participate in a rota providing 24-hour service cover
- To be able to work weekends and Bank Holidays as required