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Business Administration Apprentice – Repairs
The Business Administration Apprentice – Repairs will work to support the successful delivery of repairs, compliance, reinvestment, and environmental works by our internal team and contractors.
Duties
- Committed to learning and gaining qualification within agreed timeframes
- To carry out the duties and responsibilities of the post in compliance with Plus Dane Housing’s commitment to Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion
- To provide support across the Repairs and Environmental Teams in the processing of invoices through IT systems and liaising with Contractors and Suppliers in the resolution of queries
- To support the Scheduling team
- Support in the timely and accurate updating and storing of company records – Vehicles, Electrical and Gas Compliance Certification, Materials, Contractors
- Support the Senior Scheduler in the production and distribution of reports
- Support the Senior Scheduler in the review of system records
- To provide information to Team Leaders to support the accurate and efficient completion of Timesheet information by Trades Team Staff
- To co-operate with Plus Dane in complying with relevant health and safety legislation, policies, and procedures in the performance of the duties of the post
- To maintain confidentiality and observe data protection and associated guidelines where appropriate
- To undertake any other similar duties as may be reasonably be expected of the post holder
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