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Your new company A well-established accountancy practice based in Greater Belfast is seeking a part-time payroll administrator to report to the payroll manager. Your new role The ideal candidate will have experience of running various pay frequencies for small and medium-sized businesses in Northern Ireland, providing administration for all aspects of our client's payroll services function. They will have an excellent work ethos and a thirst for knowledge.What you'll need to succeed Role overview: Liaise with clients for payrolls. Update spreadsheet of payrolls to be processed. Enter any new employees onto software using Starter Checklist and/or P45. Check HMRC for any student loans or tax code changes. Process payrolls to the deadline required by the client. Calculate employees' salaries as per instructions from clients, e.g., sick pay holidays, SMP etc. Take client phone calls ref payroll queries. Calls to HMRC for any PAYE queries on behalf of clients. Send Copy payslips, P45's P60's as and when requested. Process year ends. Email/upload P60's at year-end. Pension contributions from employees and employers are uploaded to the client's respective pension scheme. Complete pension regulator declaration of compliance for clients when due prior to re-enrolment date. Ad hoc duties as and when required. Essential eligibility criteria: At least 3 years' experience in an accountancy practice/payroll bureau. Previous experience of being the first point of contact with clients or employees. Previous experience of payroll processing in a computerised payroll environment. Good working knowledge of practical payroll matters and current legislation. Excellent IT skills, especially in Microsoft Excel and Word. Attention to detail. Good problem-solving and planning skills. An ability to work independently and as part of a team. Desirable Criteria: Experience with Sage Bureau Manager/Sage 50 Payroll, Experience with Micropay, Thesaurus and Xero would be an advantage. RoI payroll experience an advantage What you'll get in return Free parking Competitive salary What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be Skills: Payroll administrator payroll bureau system implementation Benefits: 30000

The Utility Regulator is seeking to appoint a permanentFinance Officer Salary is from £33,179 to £36,326 per annum. Protecting Northern Irelands energy and water consumers, today and tomorrow is what we do. This is an exciting time to join us. We are expanding as an organisation to fully support Northern Ireland in meeting the challenges of climate change, the continued cost-of-living crisis and ensuring the continuity of energy and water supplies. Electricity, gas and water are essential services that support all homes and businesses in Northern Ireland. As an economic regulator, it is our role to enable, incentivise and hold energy and water companies to account for providing the very best levels of service and price for consumers, now and in the future. Finance Officer Working as a Finance Officer within the Utility Regulator, you will play a key part in providing operational support, including the processing of payment runs in accordance with the Utility Regulators policy and prompt payment compliance. You will also maintain the organisations contracts, business case and PPE database, and assist with procurement administration duties, sales invoicing and debt recovery, VAT and month-end accounts processes within the Finance Team. You will assist with budget monitoring and reporting processes, both internally and to meet Department of Finance (DoF) requirements. You will also have a role in the development, implementation and communication of finance policies and procedures. You will be required to review and implement finance related policies, acting on any instances of staff non-compliance. General information Northern Ireland continues to have an under-representation of women across STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) industries. We are proud to support women in STEM. We are an equal opportunity and Disability Confident employer. As people with a disability and people from ethnic minority communities are currently under-represented in our workforce, we would welcome applications from these groups. We offer an attractive package including a competitive starting salary with stepped increases per annum, alongside a range of other benefits including hybrid working, NI Civil Service pension arrangements and 25 days annual leave (rising to 30 days after two years) and an additional 12 public and privilege days. If you would like to find out more about this job, you can download the information pack on our website. To be redirected, please click APPLY. The closing date for applying is: 2.00pm, Tuesday 03 March 2026. Interviews are expected to take place mid-late March 2026.

Position Title: Registered Manager Annual Salary: £49,311.08 per a year and opportunities for additional pay-out of extra hours worked. Employment Type: Full Time Position Reports To: General Manager and Responsible Individual Location:Carryduff, Northern Ireland Why Join Safe Places? At Safe Places, we invest in you as much as you invest in the young people we support. We believe exceptional care starts with empowered, skilled, and valued professionals and weve built our organisation around that belief. Grow your career with confidence We offer clear, structured career pathways, including progression into Senior Registered Manager roles, supported by mentoring, leadership development, and genuine opportunities to advance as our organisation continues to grow. Start strong with industry-leading induction Youll receive a fully paid, comprehensive three-week induction programme, designed to help you feel confident, capable, and supported from day one. This includes shadow shifts and specialist training in: Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) Safeguarding Medication Management Trauma and Attachment Health & Safety and Fire Safety And more Ongoing development that truly supports you Your growth doesnt stop after induction. Youll benefit from: A structured roles-and-responsibilities framework completed within your first six months Regular reflective supervision Ongoing coaching and tailored professional development plans Additional wellbeing and professional support when you need it A strong, values-driven team culture where your voice matters Your wellbeing matters Our Triple Tier Support System provides access to fully funded external counselling services, alongside internal wellbeing and professional support because caring for others starts with being cared for yourself. Make a real difference Youll work within an innovative, child-centred therapeutic model, delivering life-changing residential care to young people across the UK and helping shape brighter futures every day. Be part of something growing Join us at an exciting time as Safe Places continues to expand and work towards becoming one of the UKs leading therapeutic residential care providers. Your contribution will help shape our future. Rewarding benefits 33 days of paid annual leave Milestone Bonus (induction training, registration and 1 years service) 10% annual leave loading Our Approach to Care At Safe Places, we provide high-quality, child-centred care in small, nurturing homes, supporting no more than two young people at a time. This allows for meaningful relationships, individualised support, and consistent therapeutic care. You will play a vital role in supporting young people to build independence, understand their emotions and behaviours during difficult moments, and develop positive coping strategies. It is challenging work but deeply rewarding. Our aim is to help every young person make genuine progress, preparing them for successful transitions into family-based placements, reunification, group settings, or independent living. We recognise that behaviour is communication. Our practice focuses on responding, not reacting, with calmness, hope, care, respect, consistency, and understanding at the heart of everything we do. Collaboration is central to our model. You will work closely with professionals across health, therapy, education, and social care to support each young persons holistic development. You will also have opportunities to coach and develop team members within your home, helping to build confident, compassionate, and skilled teams. The Role: Registered Manager As Registered Manager, you will lead a high-performing childrens home where exceptional care, strong leadership, and regulatory excellence go hand in hand. This is a pivotal leadership role for an experienced professional passionate about delivering outstanding outcomes for young people while developing and inspiring others. Deliver outstanding care and compliance Lead the delivery of high-quality care in full accordance with the Minimum Childrens Home Standards (NI) and the Childrens Home Regulations (NI) 2005. Ensure full compliance with all organisational policies, procedures, statutory regulations, and best-practice standards. Uphold the highest safeguarding and child protection standards, promoting a transparent, open, and accountable culture. Drive quality, strategy, and continuous improvement Provide strategic leadership, identifying developments and improvements within the home. Complete Schedule 5 notifications and maintain effective communication with the relevant regulator. Champion quality assurance processes in partnership with the Quality and Systems Team, embedding best practice throughout the service. Achieve and sustain positive RQIA inspection outcomes, working collaboratively with inspectors to continually enhance standards. Inspire and develop your team Provide monthly formal supervision, ongoing informal support, and structured annual appraisals for all staff. Deliver coaching and mentoring, supporting Professional Development Plans and ongoing competency assessments. Create a culture where staff feel supported, motivated, accountable, and proud of the care they provide. Ensure safe and effective daily operations Manage all resources effectively, including staffing, to optimise service delivery. Identify and coordinate appropriate internal and external services to support best childcare practice and promote the emotional and physical wellbeing of young people and staff. Oversee day-to-day operational management of the home and participate in the on-call rota for a minimum of four days per week. Working Pattern & On-Call Commitment To support both effective leadership and consistent care delivery, this role offers a balanced structure combining protected management time with hands-on practice: 32 non-contact hours per week dedicated to Registered Manager duties, including leadership, compliance, quality assurance, and team development. 6 shift hours per week to maintain a strong presence within the home and support the team and young people directly. 0.5 sleepover per week, providing continuity of care and leadership when required. Flexibility is essential in residential care, and shift work (including sleepovers) will be required in line with the needs of the service. Any additional shift or sleepover hours are added to our Hours Bank system. You will also participate in the on-call rota for a minimum of four days per week, with any additional hours worked paid at enhanced rates. Leadership & Teamwork At Safe Places, strong leadership and positive teamwork are at the heart of everything we do. As Registered Manager, you will be a visible role model, championing our values and creating a culture where both young people and staff can thrive. You will: Demonstrate a consistent and genuine commitment to Safe Places values and ethos in all aspects of your work. Undertake responsibilities as directed by the General Manager, Area QSM, or Responsible Person, showing initiative, accountability, and professional ownership. Complete all required documentation and reporting to a high standard, including Shift Reports, Critical Information Reports, and other internal records. Communicate clearly, professionally, and effectively with colleagues and a wide range of multi-disciplinary professionals involved in each young persons care. Act as a positive ambassador for Safe Places, contributing to the organisations reputation, growth, and continuous improvement. Manage and resolve interpersonal challenges in line with organisational policies and procedures, actively engaging in supervision, meetings, and mandatory annual training. Model the qualities we value most enthusiasm, professionalism, responsiveness, unity, and supportiveness fostering strong team cohesion and helping young people progress towards their goals. Essential Criteria We are seeking an experienced, compassionate, and resilient leader who can demonstrate: A minimum of 2 years experience supporting traumatised children and young people displaying challenging and pain-based behaviours within a residential setting. A recognised qualification in Social Work (Degree or Diploma) and a minimum of 2 years post-qualification experience. At least 1 years experience supervising staff, including coaching, oversight, and facilitating team meetings. A full UK or Irish driving licence held for more than one year, with no more than three penalty points. The ability to obtain a positive Enhanced Access NI check. Willingness to register with (or already be registered with) the Northern Ireland Social Care Council (NISCC) Part 1. Application Process All applications must be submitted via our website: England and Northern Ireland Vacancies Safe Places for Children UK A full copy of the Job Description can be downloaded on our website: England and Northern Ireland Vacancies Safe Places for Children UK Skills: residential Leadership Management Social Work

Summary of the Role: The post holder(s)will be part of the Action Renewables project delivery teams. Responsibilities include carrying out work activities to support Team Leaders deliver environmental schemes across a varied customer base. The post holder(s) will require skills in administration, data & spreadsheet management, time management and strong communication skills. Successful candidates will be task orientated and self-driven, capable of delivering against tight deadlines and detail orientated. They are expected to be highly skilled in their field and capable of multi-tasking while also remaining focused on the company objectives. Hours of work 37.5 hours per week Daily hours of work are 9.00am - 17.00pm, Monday - Friday Opportunity to work from home up to two days per week (non-contractual) Reporting Line Reporting to Team Leaders Key Responsibilities of the role: Administrate Renewable Obligation Certification (ROC) claims, Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation (RTFO) administration, NIE Grid Connection administration and electricity trading activities across a varied customer base Assist with the collection, validation and submission of data from various sources as per business needs Key client management Develop Action Renewables relationship with various Statutory Agencies such as Ofgem, NIE Networks, Utility Regulator, Department for Transport, Government Departments and electricity supply companies Problem solving and developing innovative solutions Setting and meeting deadlines as per operational needs Represent Action Renewables at various stakeholder forums Participate in other business activities as required Essential Criteria: Level 6 Qualification in a relevant subject or 12 months experience in an energy related field Minimum 1 year project administration experience Demonstrable experience of data handling and management High level experience of IT systems including Microsoft office packages Excellent communication and presentation skills Able to demonstrate excellent verbal, written and numeracy skills Experience of client engagement and account management Desirable Criteria: Level 7 Qualification in a relevant subject area Knowledge of Renewable Energy technologies Knowledge of energy policy in Northern Ireland, ROI and GB Full driving license and access to a car for business purposes Benefits Pension - 3% employer contribution, rising to 8% after 2 years of service 25 days annual leave per year (pro rata) 12 bank holidays per year Career progression opportunities and professional development with training allowance of £500 per year plus additional identified and agreed training opportunities Annual salary review Health cash plan Onsite car parking Regular team building and away days Additional voluntary contributions can be made to increase retirement benefits To apply, submit your application online by completing the 4 competency based questions, uploading your CV, Equal Opportuniites form and optional cover letter via the apply now link below - candidates will be redirected to our careers page Action Renewables is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from all sections of the community. Applicants must have the right to work in the UK. Skills: Technical Officer

Honeycomb is delighted to partner with large UK-based wealth management, pensions and employee benefits services firm that provides financial planning, pension consultancy and administration, and investment services to individuals, executives, business owners and corporates. The role is full time, permanent and hybrid. The Client Our client has a long track record of supporting clients with tailored, relationship-led financial solutions. They combine strong technical expertise with a professional and supportive working culture. The Role You'll be expected to work proactively, handling client queries promptly and professionally while building strong relationships with advisers, trustees and internal stakeholders. The role involves close collaboration with directors, consultants, paraplanners and wider support teams, as well as supporting knowledge sharing and consistency across the SSAS team Key Duties: Manage the day-to-day administration of a portfolio of SSAS schemes, acting as the primary point of contact Maintain accurate and audit-ready scheme records, trustee documentation and compliance files in line with best practice Contribute to a strong risk culture, ensuring governance and oversight standards remain high Stay up to date with regulatory changes Set up new schemes, including HMRC registration, and oversee scheme takeovers Prepare meeting packs, annual valuations, statements, trustee reports and related documentation Administer member events such as new entrants, transfers, retirements and death benefits Meet all regulatory reporting obligations (including HMRC and the Pensions Regulator) Support clients and advisers with SSAS technical queries Process and monitor investments, including commercial property, borrowing and loanback arrangement Prepare and check complex calculations (valuations, benefit summaries, Lump Sum Allowance-related work, etc.) Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives and technical process development Essential Criteria At least four years' pension administration experience, ideally with strong SSAS technical knowledge Solid understanding of pension scheme administration and regulatory frameworks Experience managing complex casework or client portfolios Excellent written and verbal communication skills High attention to detail and accuracy Ability to prioritise effectively in a busy environment Strong IT skills, including Microsoft Office What We Offer Competitive salary (£ depending on experience) Group pension Life assurance Income protection Health cash plan Hybrid working model (office/home flexibility after training period Clear career progression pathways and professional development opportunities Social activities and charity fundraising events How to Apply To apply for this role, submit your CV via the application form provided. Alternatively, to speak in absolute confidence about this opportunity, please contact Alex Deery at Honeycomb Jobs. Disclaimer If you have a disability which means you require assistance at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact us directly to discuss. Honeycomb is committed to providing equality of opportunity to all. Please note, we are receiving an exceptionally high number of applications and may be unable to shortlist candidates who do not meet the specific requirements for this role. Due to the volume of applications, we may be unable to provide individual feedback. We thank you in advance for your understanding. Skills: Pensions Administrator financial services administrator financial services admin FS Admin

An engineering consultancy is seeking a Senior Marine Systems Engineer to enhance their design capabilities. This role offers the chance to work on vessel design and complex engineering, with responsibilities including integrating 3D and 2D models, managing technical projects, and ensuring regulator