Domestic Supervisor

Key Responsibilities Delivering the Service - On a daily basis Supervisors will be required to identify and respond to user needs and to solve problems/complaints as and when they arise. This will require an effective liaison with other staff groups, particularly nursing and actively seek constructive feedback on service provision. The Supervisors role covers a range of services within facilities. To train, monitor and supervise facilities staff in all the elements of their role.

To assist residents and allocate accommodation in the absence of the Accommodation Officer. To supervise the handling of clinical waste generated by the retained estate. Supervisors are required to work with staff teams and to carry out domestic, housekeeping and portering duties to cover the needs of the service. A Supervisor will be required to have the knowledge and technical ability to be able to undertake and teach staff the skills necessary to complete service delivery.

Supports the Trusts Health and Safety Policy ensuring staff are trained to ensure the safety of staff, visitors and patient within their area of work. Monitor areas of responsibility to ensure service standards are consistently delivered in line with the latest National Cleaning Standards taking remedial action as necessary. Monitoring of catering services at ward level to ensure compliance with the Trusts food safety documentation and current food safety legislation as highlighted in the Trusts food services policy and the ward catering procedures.