To provide efficient high-quality administrative and customer support to Childrens Social Work Teams ensuring smooth day-to-day operations and compliance with statutory requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Act as the first point of contact for incoming calls including safeguarding referrals
Handle enquiries professionally record accurate information and escalate urgent concerns to Senior Managers
Provide excellent customer service and build positive working relationships
Manage incoming and outgoing correspondence in a timely and professional manner
Maintain accurate filing systems both electronic and paper-based
Support Data Protection Subject Access Requests (DSARs) and police information requests
Carry out general administrative duties including scanning printing photocopying and booking rooms transport and accommodation
Maintain and update databases ensuring accuracy and data validation
Organise meetings manage diaries send invitations and take minutes
Monitor and maintain office supplies and stock levels
Set up laptops and phones for new starters and maintain equipment logs
Support troubleshooting of basic IT or system issues
Assist with ad hoc administrative and IT-related tasks as required
Manage petty cash and record transactions in line with procedures
Monitor and track service-related expenditure
Create and maintain childrens records on internal systems (PLANT) including safeguarding referrals assessments and reviews
Ensure all records meet statutory guidelines and deadlines
Provide system support to colleagues including training and troubleshooting
Carry out system administration tasks such as adding users resolving duplicates and maintaining accurate case records
Create and close cases and maintain all related electronic records
Update records to reflect changes in child or family circumstances
Provide administrative support for recruitment processes including arranging interviews
Support onboarding and training of new staff
Assist colleagues and Social Work Teams with system and equipment queries
Requirements
Recent and strong administrative experience
Good IT skills including experience with databases and Microsoft Office
Excellent attention to detail and accuracy
Strong communication skills both written and verbal
Professional telephone manner and customer service experience
Ability to work effectively as part of a team
Proactive attitude with a willingness to support others
Ability to manage workload and prioritise tasks in a busy environment
Resilience and ability to adapt to changing situations
Experience working in a public sector or social care environment
Experience using case management or database systems
Additional Information
Standard DBS check required
Must have access to a car
Must live within a 30-minute drive due to rural location and limited public transport
Bi-Weekly Payment Schedule
37 Hours Per Week
6 Month Contract With A Local AuthorityRole PurposeTo provide efficient high-quality administrative and customer support to Childrens Social Work Teams ensuring smooth day-to-day operations and compliance with statutory requirements.Key ResponsibilitiesAct as the first point of contact for incoming ...
6 Month Contract With A Local Authority
Role Purpose
To provide efficient high-quality administrative and customer support to Childrens Social Work Teams ensuring smooth day-to-day operations and compliance with statutory requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Act as the first point of contact for incoming calls including safeguarding referrals
Handle enquiries professionally record accurate information and escalate urgent concerns to Senior Managers
Provide excellent customer service and build positive working relationships
Manage incoming and outgoing correspondence in a timely and professional manner
Maintain accurate filing systems both electronic and paper-based
Support Data Protection Subject Access Requests (DSARs) and police information requests
Carry out general administrative duties including scanning printing photocopying and booking rooms transport and accommodation
Maintain and update databases ensuring accuracy and data validation
Organise meetings manage diaries send invitations and take minutes
Monitor and maintain office supplies and stock levels
Set up laptops and phones for new starters and maintain equipment logs
Support troubleshooting of basic IT or system issues
Assist with ad hoc administrative and IT-related tasks as required
Manage petty cash and record transactions in line with procedures
Monitor and track service-related expenditure
Create and maintain childrens records on internal systems (PLANT) including safeguarding referrals assessments and reviews
Ensure all records meet statutory guidelines and deadlines
Provide system support to colleagues including training and troubleshooting
Carry out system administration tasks such as adding users resolving duplicates and maintaining accurate case records
Create and close cases and maintain all related electronic records
Update records to reflect changes in child or family circumstances
Provide administrative support for recruitment processes including arranging interviews
Support onboarding and training of new staff
Assist colleagues and Social Work Teams with system and equipment queries
Requirements
Recent and strong administrative experience
Good IT skills including experience with databases and Microsoft Office
Excellent attention to detail and accuracy
Strong communication skills both written and verbal
Professional telephone manner and customer service experience
Ability to work effectively as part of a team
Proactive attitude with a willingness to support others
Ability to manage workload and prioritise tasks in a busy environment
Resilience and ability to adapt to changing situations
Experience working in a public sector or social care environment
Experience using case management or database systems
Additional Information
Standard DBS check required
Must have access to a car
Must live within a 30-minute drive due to rural location and limited public transport