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Staffordshire Safeguarding Children Board
Business Administrator
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Organisation
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Staffordshire Safeguarding Children Board
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Job Location
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Stafford
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Hours
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15 hours Per Week
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Contract Type
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Casual
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Salary
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£23,893 - £25,119 Pro-rata
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Closing Date
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25 May 2024
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Interview Date
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To be Confirmed
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The link to further information and link to apply for position
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Further information and to Apply!
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Content “About the Role”
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The Staffordshire Safeguarding Children Board (SSCB) is a vital
statutory service, hosted by Staffordshire County Council. Its purpose
is to facilitate cooperation among local organisations, ensuring the
welfare of children and young people in Staffordshire.
The safeguarding partners:
- promote child safety and wellbeing and together foster a culture of collaboration, integrity, and compassion.
- develop safeguarding practices;
- ensures effective arrangements for child protection;
- learns from local and national incidents and in doing so strives
for positive outcomes for children and families to keep them safe,
promote their development, and protect them from harm.
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Main Responsibility
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You will:
- provide administrative assistance and support to the Board
including maintaining diaries, arranging meetings, making appointments
and dealing with telephone enquiries.
- organise conferences, events, seminars and exhibitions.
- process day to day financial transactions within the office.
- maintain IT based and manual records.
This is a challenging yet rewarding role working across a varied
multi-agency landscape with responsibility for supporting relationships
between the Board, partner agencies and other organisations within a
complex and fast paced multi-agency environment.
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Ideal Candidate
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You will:
- have experience of office procedures, systems and equipment
- have the ability to communicate effectively in order to convey information clearly.
- have ability to handle multiple tasks, prioritising responsibilities and meet deadlines.
- uphold ethical standards by treating confidential information with utmost respect, avoiding unauthorised access or disclosure.
- ability to analyse problems, identify solutions and implement
effective strategies are key to the role as are building positive
relationships to maintain professional connections and collaborate
across the partnership
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Further information
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For further information about the role and the work of the SSCB please contact Lynne Milligan [email protected] or 01785 277151.
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