Kirklees Council
Business Support Officer (Recharge Team)

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Organisation
Kirklees
Directorate
Place
Service Area
Highways & Streetscene
Hours
37
Number of Jobs
2
Location(s)
Huddersfield and surrounding areas
Position type
Permanent
Grade
Grade 5
Salary
£25,583- £25,989
Advert Wording
Place of Work: Civic Centre 1, Huddersfield, HD1 2NF, and from home.
You will be part of a small but effective team working in the Recharge section providing business and administrative support to the Streetscene and Housing Service. You will be based in one location but may have to travel to attend meetings and provide support across the Place Directorate.
Duties Include
- Process daily callouts from CCTV
- Raise works orders for callouts in Mayrise
- Manage ETON notices daily comments
- Data processing (input and retrieval) – including service based IT systems
- Specialist word processing
- Respond to non-routine enquires and complaints, signposting as required
- Produce statistical and management information
- Submitting traffic management notices for Streetscene and Housing Services
- Creating Invoice for external companies
- General administrative duties as required
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It is essential that you have a flexible ‘can do’ attitude and possess excellent IT skills. You need to be familiar with a variety of computer packages in particular Microsoft Office and be able to demonstrate business and administrative skills to NVQ level 2. A good level of literacy and numeracy are also required to be able to produce routine documentation and process invoices.
Peter Liversidge is the manager for this role, please contact them on 01484 221000 for an informal discussion, or if you need any more information.


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16 August 2026, 11:55 PM
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