Porter Supervisor

Key results from the job holder As part of the Porter Team the Supervisor works closely with colleagues covering the full range of duties, including the supervision, direction, control and allocation of duties to others in order to ensure the efficient delivery of services to users. The post holder will undertake specific duties during his shift in the absence of the Deputy Hotel Services Manager Planning and Organisational Duties Supervise and directs activities, prioritising work requests. Monitors stock of Vernaid and Gas Cylinders including VIE Oxygen levels. Undertakes the movement of patients and goods as required, including the movement of the deceased to the mortuary.

Communications and Key Working Relationships Works with the Manager to implement changes in service delivery. Liaises with Wards & Departments regarding the movement of patient goods Handles complaints from users and takes preliminary action to resolve. Liaises with external agencies and suppliers as required Cascade Team Brief Responsibility for Finance Completes forms and costings for ad hoc work requests. Maintains delivery note information for audit requirements.

Assists in the control and allocation of overtime within set guidelines Authorises time sheets Assists in the re-ordering of stock, as and when required Allocation and security of keys within set guidelines Responsibility for Human Resources Plan rotas and allocates Porters duties, identifying staff shortages and resolving or covering where necessary to ensure mínimal disruption to service. Maintains information relating to personal files and work requests Manages first line sickness absence monitoring and Return to Work Interviews. Completes PDR and KSF reviews with staff Participates in recruitment and selection. Responsibility for Health & Safety Compliance with the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 the post holder is required to fulfil a proactive role towards the management of risk in all of their actions.

This entails the risk assessment of all situations, the taking of appropriate actions and reporting of all incidents, near misses and hazards, and a statutory duty of care for their own personal safety and that of others who may be affected by their acts or omissions. Ensures all equipment is maintained in working order and reports faults, direct to manufacturer if necessary Attends fire calls, acts as point of contact and directs Fire Brigade. Attend relevant Training Courses as directed.