- Responding to emergency and non-emergency calls from vulnerable adults in the community.
- Safely lifting uninjured fallers using specialist equipment (training provided).
- Installing, programming, and maintaining telecare equipment.
- Conducting home visits to carry out health observations and basic assessments.
- Providing professional call handling and triaging of alarm activations.
- Supporting care homes and healthcare professionals with lifting assistance.
- Using IT systems to update client records, complete reports, and communicate with other services.
- Excellent communication and IT skills.
- Experience working in a call centre, health, or social care setting.
- Confidence in handling emergency situations with empathy and professionalism.
- A valid UK driving licence and access to a roadworthy vehicle for work use (or willingness to drive council vehicles).
- Flexibility to work a 24/7 shift pattern including nights and weekends.
- Make a tangible impact in people’s lives every day.
- Receive full training and support.
- Be part of a friendly, dedicated, and supportive team.
- Enjoy varied work that combines technical, administrative, and hands-on care responsibilities.