Moving supervisor

Moving Supervisor Job Type: Temporary Sector: Healthcare Location: Ashford and cross sites in and around the Surrey area Duration: Expected to for up to 4 weeks to lead on moves of staff and departments around the Ashford site Hours and Days of work : To work weekends and evening as well as days as required, we will have further requirement in Late August through to early October Band: 6 Pay Rates: GBP18.50-GBP23.00 paye inclusive of holiday pay per hour depending on skill and experience Depending on skill and experience The candidate will need to be paid paye inclusive of holiday as this is how the client pays candidates IR35: Inside Working Days and Hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, 37.5 hours and to work weekends, and evenings as well as days as required The candidate should have organised staff and service relocation moves previously. Objective To relocate services smoothly, on-time and with minimum disruption to patient care and avoid cancellations to clinical appointments To organise the following: * Collection of existing PC and telephone numbers and confirm locations of relocated equipment. * Ensure Movement instructions are given to all affected staff identifying tasks and timescales. * To minimise interruptions to patient care and prevent cancellations of appointments. * To confirm the relocation timetable and notify the Capital team and ECAS Programme manager of service down time * To work IT to ensure IT staff available for change over of network points * To work with capital team to arrange labour for moves * To work with staff to supply packing materials and plan packing up, transfers and unpacking Questions Do you have previous experience working as Moving Supervisor? Do you have strong experience organising staff and service relocation moves previously? Are you happy to work standard hours as well as weekends and evenings for this project? Are you happy to work and travel Ashford and the Surrey area for this project? Do you meet the criteria above and available to start immediately?