social programme manager jobs in Inverness

You will apply your knowledge of children and families legislation and regulations while collaborating effectively across the Highlands. Key Responsibilities: - Promote best practice in social work to support positive outcomes for children and families. - Apply children and families regulations and legislation when assessing and supporting cases.

You will ensure that all corporate transactions, investments, and developments are legally robust, commercially sound, and risk-managed, while also supporting the Chief Officer in areas linked to the capital programme and strategic corporate projects.

You will only be paid for the hours that you work.

You will possess a clear understanding of the ‘Looked After’ system and Children’s Hearings, contributing to informed and child-centred practice.

You will work in partnership with various services, showing innovation in identifying and utilising local resources to maximise positive outcomes.

Assistant store manager About bp retail We want to be the first choice for our customers now and in the future. We are at the heart of customer facing roles and at the forefront of an ever-changing market, supporting our customers with all their needs.‎ What you get - Management bonus (up to 11.25% of annual salary) - Flexible hours - Career progression - Paid holiday - 25% discount on in...

You will play a vital role in our business and have a huge impact on our success so not only will you receive excellent training, support and continued development but we will also offer a competitive salary and superb benefits package.

You will need to be a great communicator who can share knowledge, experience and best practices

About a career with Elis Elis is an international multi service provider, offering textile, hygiene and facility services, we are a leader in circular services, allowing businesses to achieve optimal hygiene and protection for their employees and customers thereby enriching their well being in a sustainable way. Our rental maintenance model supports our customers to focus on their core business...

Job Description BAM Infrastructure is seeking an experienced and motivated Managing Quantity Surveyor to join our ASTI onshore team, with projects scheduled to run until 2030. As a key member of this team, you will contribute to the delivery of large-scale civil engineering projects that will provide critical infrastructure to support future renewable developments across Scotland. The...

You will work closely with project teams, designers and stakeholders, influencing decisions that directly impact successful project delivery. What you will be doing - coordinate the design process across multidisciplinary civil engineering projects, giving you real influence over technical and commercial outcomes

Job Description We're recruiting for a motivated and ambitious Parts Manager based at out Inverness Hyundai/OMODA/JAECOO branch. We offer: - 33 days' holiday allowance with room to grow - Generous retail discounts - Private healthcare - Simplyhealth - all employees have access to a GP 24/7 and can claim money back on medical and dental treatments - Pension scheme - Maternity and paternity...

Job Description Post Title: Housing Management Assistant Location: Inverness Hours: 35 hours per week Duration: Fixed Term for 2 Years Salary: £35,399 - £39,585 per annum Salary placing will normally be at the first point of the scale. Contact Details: Lyndsey Mateer Tel: 01463 701010 Job Purpose: Housing Management Officers play an integral role in delivering the Highland Council’s housing...

You will have basic IT skills, including the ability to use Microsoft Office and complete online learning.

You will be registered with the SSSC or willing to register, be a member of the PVG Scheme, and committed to maintaining professional standards.

You will apply your knowledge of children and families’ legislation and regulations while collaborating effectively across the Highlands. Key Responsibilities: - Promote best practice in social work to support positive outcomes for children and families. - Apply children and families regulations and legislation when assessing and supporting cases.

You will work with the team and lead on ensuring the Quality standards and specifications required are produced, implemented throughout construction and assured for handover; achieving best in class at all times. Monthly inspections shall be required on multiple sites as well as meetings in Kilsyth.

You will have the CIH Level 4 or Level 5 Diploma in Housing, or the CIH Level 4 Certificate in Housing or SVQ3 in Social Services & Healthcare and be willing to work towards the required qualification in a specified timescale.

You will require to be registered or eligible for registration with the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC).

You will be part of a collaborative, supportive team where your skills and ideas make a real impact. We offer opportunities to develop your career, work on challenging projects, and contribute to solutions that improve communities and the environment.

You will join our structured Graduate Programme, that will provide you with supportfor all your learning and development needs.

You will apply your knowledge of children and families' legislation and regulations while collaborating effectively across the Highlands. Key Responsibilities: - Promote best practice in social work to support positive outcomes for children and families. - Apply children and families regulations and legislation when assessing and supporting cases.

You will work with a variety of partners, customers, and clients on the delivery of a professional service that maximises resources and delivers positive outcomes.

You will be responsible for management of the Council’s Road structure assets such as bridges and retaining walls.

You will apply your knowledge of children and families’ legislation and regulations while collaborating effectively across the Highlands. Key Responsibilities: Promote best practice in social work to support positive outcomes for children and families. Apply children and families regulations and legislation when assessing and supporting cases.

You will work with a variety of partners, customers, and clients on the delivery of a professional service that maximises resources and delivers positive outcomes.

You will assist in the Council’s development management processes to help the Council deliver The Plan for North Lanarkshire and achieve best value.

You will build positive relationships with the individuals you support, working closely with families and carers to ensure there is greater choice and control over how people can overcome the challenges they face, helping ensure they enjoy a fulfilled life.

You will require to become a Protecting Vulnerable Groups (PVG) Scheme member prior to commencing in this role.