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5 Star Recruitment is seeking an experienced manager to lead the Rough Sleeper Outreach Team for London Borough of Enfield. You will oversee outreach workers, coordinate assessments, referrals and ensure actions lead to a route away from the street for rough sleepers.
Key responsibilities include setting performance targets, conducting regular supervisions, ensuring health and safety, and developing staffing plans while maintaining strong cross-departmental relationships within Enfield Council.
Purpose of the Role:
To be responsible for the day to day delivery of the Street Outreach service, ensuring that shift patterns and practices are set to ensure that contact is made and sustained with all people sleeping rough in the area. Responsible for overseeing a team of outreach workers, ensuring that the appropriate assessments and referrals are conducted and that there is an action plan with a clear route away from the street for those rough sleeping in London Borough of Enfield.
Supervisory responsibility:
To lead and manage a team. Taking the lead in recruitment and selection of new staff to the team and expected to assist with the induction of staff, including on the job training of colleagues and provide advice to Colleagues in other Services on Street Homeless issues. Responsible for the daily management of the street Outreach team and ensure that all procedures are followed to ensure a positive outcome.
Key Accountabilities:
The range of outcomes we expect you to do are set out above, however this is not intended as a complete description of your job. We reserve the right to ask you to undertake any tasks that are consistent with the grade to ensure effective service delivery. This may include working in any other service areas, including the Customer Access Service, and /or vary hours of work, as may be reasonably required of you.
All employees have personal responsibilities to take reasonable care for the health and safety of themselves and others. This means:
1. Understanding the hazards in the work they undertake;
2. Following safety rules and procedures;
3. Using work equipment, personal protective equipment, substances, and safety devices correctly; and
4. Working in accordance with the training provided and only undertaking tasks where appropriate training has been received.
Employees shall co-operate with the Council by allowing it to comply with its duties towards them. This requires employees to:
Employees shall report all accidents, near miss incidents and work-related ill health conditions to their manager/supervisor/team leader.
Employees shall read the Corporate Health & Safety Organisation Part B Policy to ascertain and understand their responsibilities as an employee, line manager, Assistant Director or Director of the Council.
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