Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust
Building Repairs Craftsperson

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Company Description
Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust is the lead provider of mental health and learning disability services across both counties, supporting children, adults, and older people. In Worcestershire, the Trust also delivers a broad range of community-based nursing and therapy services for people of all ages. These services include community hospitals, minor injury units, paediatric therapy, specialist dental care, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, stroke rehabilitation, dementia care, and sexual health services. As part of the NHS, the Trust is committed to high-quality, person-centered care and to creating a supportive working environment for its staff. Team members benefit from opportunities for professional development and the chance to contribute directly to the wellbeing of local communities.
Role Description
The Building Repairs Craftsperson is a full-time, on-site role based in Worcestershire, supporting the safe and efficient operation of Trust buildings and facilities. Day-to-day responsibilities include carrying out routine and reactive building repairs, minor maintenance, and refurbishment tasks across a range of healthcare environments. The role involves inspecting premises, identifying defects, and completing work such as basic carpentry, plastering, painting, tiling, and general building maintenance to agreed standards. The craftsperson will work closely with estates and facilities colleagues, respond to maintenance requests, and ensure all work complies with relevant safety regulations and infection prevention requirements. The role also requires accurate record keeping, effective communication with clinical and non-clinical teams, and contributing to a responsive estates service that supports patient care.
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- Candidates should possess core building trade skills, such as general building maintenance, basic carpentry, plastering, painting and decorating, and minor repairs.
- Candidates should possess practical problem-solving skills, including the ability to diagnose building faults, plan remedial work, and use hand and power tools safely and effectively.
- Candidates should possess knowledge of health and safety practices, including working safely in clinical environments, understanding risk assessments, and following infection prevention and control procedures.
- Candidates should possess strong organisational and time management skills, including the ability to prioritise tasks, work to schedules, and maintain clear maintenance records.
- Candidates should possess effective communication and teamwork skills, including the ability to work with estates colleagues, clinical staff, contractors, and service users in a courteous and professional manner.
- Relevant vocational qualifications or apprenticeship in a building or construction-related trade (e.g., NVQ or equivalent) would be beneficial, along with experience in healthcare or public sector estates settings.
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