Lifting jobs in BlackpoolCreate job alerts

I have a fantastic opportunity for a military trained mechanical engineer in the Northwest region, Manchester, Bolton, Wigan, Warrington, Liverpool, Chester, Crewe, Stockport, Oldham, Rochdale, Preston, Blackburn, Blackpool and Lancaster who is seeking to become an Engineer Surveyor. My client values ex-military engineers and many of their existing engineers come from the military, The successful Engineer Surveyor will join my client’s successful Nationwide business, visiting customer sites to complete inspections, examinations and surveys on engineering equipment including, but not limited to cranes, lifting equipment and pressurised systems. You will work Monday to Friday with occasional overnights away from home, in return you will earn an attractive salary, company car, and benefits including ongoing training, development and qualifications. Engineer Surveyor Requirements: • Hold a minimum of an NVQ level 3 (mechanical engineering), • A demonstrable background in mechanical engineering., • Ability to learn new engineering solutions and disciplines., • Knowledge in cranes or lifting equipment would be beneficial., • Strong communicator as this is a customer facing role., • Flexibility around travel to suit business needs., • Full UK driving licence. Engineer Surveyor Benefits: • Attractive starting salary., • Company vehicle., • All expenses paid., • 26 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays., • Laptop, mobile and all PPE provided., • Ongoing training and development., • Pension scheme., • Work with other ex-military personnel. NOTE – Our client encourages applications from candidates from ex-military backgrounds, Royal Navy, British Army, Royal Air Force with mechanical engineering bias

Blue Arrow are searching for a Clinical Coder who will be responsible for producing and maintaining an efficient and high quality clinical coding service to support data quality, and medical audit, thereby supporting the allocation of accurate Healthcare Resource Groups (HRGs) for costing and other analysis. The Clinical Coding Clerk will be expected to liaise with clinical and administrative staff and external groups on coding issues and complexities of the coding process. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Through training and experience, to have a good working knowledge of anatomy and physiology and medical terminology. To provide an efficient and high quality diagnostic and procedural coding service ensuring, through participation in audits of the coded clinical data, that the coded clinical data meets the required national and international classification rules and conventions. To maintain accurate and comprehensive clinical coded data which has a direct impact on the Finance Department and funding for the Trust. To maintain knowledge base and to work unsupervised on routine coding issues, applying knowledge of the latest developments in clinical coding, taking advice from the experienced team members when appropriate. To take responsibility for own professional learning and development over and above that which is supplied by the Trust. This includes, but is not limited to the updating of the classifications books. Time will be allocated during an update session, but it is ultimately the individual's responsibility to depth of annotation, which may require undertaking in your own time. To ensure that clinical data is entered into the Patient Administration System (PAS) for every patient within an agreed time period from discharge in line with Secondary User Service submission deadlines. Requirement to consistently deliver against demanding deadlines and accountable for maintaining accuracy and compliance with frequently changing national standards and clinical coding conventions. Following successful completion of initial training, under the direction of the coding manager and senior team work autonomously without direct instruction or supervision when self-allocating work and achievement of daily/weekly/monthly coding targets. To interpret histology and radiology reports to ensure completeness and accuracy of the coding process. To ensure that an efficient cancer registration service is maintained. To comply with both Trust and Departmental policies and procedures, adhering to local coding policies as appropriate. In liaison with the Clerical Officer and other Trust staff, determine the location of missing health records, to ensure targets are met. To investigate incorrect patient coded data and liaise with the appropriate staff to correct the data on PAS. To advise, support and mentor less experienced staff on coding issues. To provide cover for colleagues' absence during holidays/sickness/etc. to ensure continuity of data collection, coding and deadlines. Additional information Physical Effort It should be noted this post will involve lifting and transferring of patient records. Sitting for prolonged lengths of time, using books, casenotes and computer. Mental Effort Prolonged periods of concentration is required for analysing clinical documentation, extraction of information and applying and inputting appropriate clinical codes. Working Conditions Desk base, with long periods of time using of computer/VDU. Emotional Effort Frequent indirect exposure to distressing or emotional circumstances e.g. daily indirect exposure to disturbing photographs and case notes about abuse and terminally ill patients, reading reports of child abuse, etc. Blue Arrow is proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and is committed to helping find great work opportunities for great people