Graphic Designer

  • Communicate with the client to describe the project’s objectives, go over the media, software, and technology that will be used, create a schedule for the project, and specify any financial restrictions.
  • Conduct research for the project, take into account related past initiatives, and evaluate the costs of employing various procedures.
  • Utilising specialised software such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, create the final designs.
  • Communicate with other members of the production team to guarantee that the graphic design complements other components, procedures, and deadlines.
  • Create graphics on social media to promote marketing efforts.
  • Update your knowledge of the newest instruments and technologies to increase efficiency and productivity.

35 Hours per week
Salary £31,000

Human Resource Analyst

  • Identify patterns, trends, and insights that might inform recruiting strategies by analysing recruitment data, such as candidate profiles, hiring patterns, and performance metrics.
  • To give management information, create frequent reports on recruitment parameters like time-to-fill and cost-per-hire. Through data-driven analysis and suggestions, find ways to make the hiring process better. These can include adjustments to sourcing tactics, candidate screening procedures, and interviewing techniques.
  • To improve speed in hiring processes and streamline data administration, use digital tools like applicant tracking systems.
  • Make sure that the company’s policies, applicable laws, and regulations regarding employment are followed. Work together to acquire information, exchange insights, and match hiring managers, recruiting teams, and other stakeholders with organisational objectives in order to align recruitment tactics.

35 Hours per week
Salary £39,000

Payroll Manager

  • Ensure the correctness of daily financial transactions by keeping track of them.
  • Make temporary balances and verify that they correspond with the pertinent accounts.
  • Establish payroll policies and processes and manage the payroll staff.
  • Calculate and record hours worked, wages due, deducted amounts, and voluntary contributions.
  • Process living and travel expenses; also, process pay for holidays, illness, and pregnancy.
  • Make timetables, give them out, and organise how salaries and wages are distributed.
  • After calculating costs and overhead, prepare assessments with a management perspective.

35 Hours per week
Salary £39,000

Office Manager

  • Creates work schedules, allocates duties, and delegated responsibilities. Provides advice on how to handle all communications and questions about sales, accounts, statistics, and open positions.
  • Organises and coordinates the activities and resources of other offices not otherwise classified, such as box offices, other ticket offices, and lodging; makes sure that procedures for reviewing, issuing, changing, and endorsing insurance policies are followed.

35 Hours per week
Salary £39,000

CCTV Engineer

  • Discusses security requirements with clients, answers calls, explains how equipment works, conducts site audits, and assesses security needs
  • Installs security systems, including fire and intruder alarms, surveillance and monitoring tools, and access control services, and links them to control panels. current systems and errors are tested
    reacts to emergencies and fixes malfunctioning or broken equipment.

35 Hours per week
Salary £39,000

Telecoms Engineer

  • Oversees the daily operations of the customer service department, leading customer service agents in successfully achieving company initiatives. Essential responsibilities include training agents, retaining customers, and coordinating with other department heads.

35 Hours per week
Salary £39,000

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