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Stock Control Coordinator - South West & Wales Are you someone who enjoys being out on-site rather than sitting behind a desk? Do you have experience in stock control, inventory management, asset auditing, or warehouse operations? If so, we have an exciting opportunity to join a leading utilities organisation as a Field-Based Stock Control Coordinator. This is a hands-on role where you'll travel across depots and operational sites throughout the East and West Midlands, helping to identify, track, and maximise the use of valuable stock and assets. You'll play a key role in driving operational efficiency, reducing unnecessary purchasing, and supporting a major stock optimisation programme. Summary: Start date: ASAP Duration: 6 months with potential for longer Location: Field based across the South West & Wales Area including Bristol, Plymouth, Cardiff and Swansea Pay Rate: £21.36 per hour Hours: 37 hours per week Monday to Friday Working Pattern: Typically 8am to 4pm, with flexibility to manage your own schedule around site visits and travelPurpose of the Role: As a Stock Control Coordinator, you'll spend the majority of your time visiting operational depots and sites, carrying out stock audits and helping teams better understand, organise, and utilise existing materials and assets. You'll be responsible for identifying surplus, unused, or underutilised stock and ensuring accurate records are maintained. Working closely with depot and operational teams, you'll help drive better visibility of stock across the business and support initiatives that deliver significant cost savings. This role would suit someone who enjoys working independently, managing their own diary, building relationships with operational stakeholders, and being out in the field.Key Responsibilities: Stock Audits & Asset Reviews: Visit various depots and operational sites across the South West and Wales Conduct physical stock checks of transformers, switchgear, cable, and more. Verify stock location, condition, and usability. Reconcile physical stock against tracking records and spreadsheets.Stock Surplus Management: Identify excess, obsolete, or stranded materials. Determine the best course of action for assets: reuse, return, or dispose. Accurately record asset details in central trackers.Operational Support: Match available surplus stock with planned work programmes. Support local teams in assigning surplus stock to future replacement schemes. Help maintain a centralised surplus stock register.Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate closely with Depot Managers, Team Managers, Heads of Operations, and Stores teams. Escalate issues when stock ownership or project allocation is unclear. Reporting & Governance: Produce weekly progress reports. Track the value of identified stock, redeployed stock, and returned stock. Update central trackers and governance packs diligently.Experience Required: Essential: Experience in stock checks, inventory management, or asset audits. Comfortable in depot, warehouse, or operational environments. Strong Excel and data-entry skills. Ability to travel regularly across operational sites. Full UK Driving Licence - Company car provided for business useDesirable: Experience in utilities, engineering, logistics, warehousing, or supply chain. Knowledge of electrical network assets. Familiarity with SAP, inventory systems, or asset management databases. A continuous improvement mindset.Personal Attributes: We are looking for someone who is: Organised and methodical. Capable of working independently across multiple locations. Comfortable challenging data inconsistencies. Detail-oriented with a knack for building strong relationships with depot teams. Eager to spend most of their time on-site rather than behind a desk.If you're ready to make a real impact and drive efficiency within our client's operations, apply now! Join us in transforming the way we manage our resources and support our commitment to excellence! We use generative AI tools to support our candidate screening process. This helps us ensure a fair, consistent, and efficient experience for all applicants. Rest assured, all final decisions are made by our hiring team, and your application will be reviewed with care and attention. If you do not hear back after 5 working days, please assume that you have unfortunately been unsuccessful on this occasion. 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Cruise Consultant - London / Hybrid would consider remote for an exceptional candidate You will serve as the cornerstone of our client experience, combining deep product expertise with a high-touch, personalised approach to travel planning. About the role This is not a transactional sales role it's a consultative, relationship-driven position where your ability to understand client preferences, anticipate needs, and curate exceptional cruise holidays will define your success. You will be responsible for guiding clients through every stage of their cruise booking journey, from initial enquiry to post-departure follow-up. Your role will also involve proactively identifying opportunities to enhance the client experience, with personalised premium perks, tailored recommendations and/or thoughtful touches that build loyalty and trust. Every client is paired with a dual team consisting of a dedicated Cruise Consultant and a Cruise Coordinator, and you'll need to oversee that all logistical elements - such as documentation, transfers, and special requests are handled seamlessly from the client's perspective and with precision and care. Success in this role is measured not only by sales performance but by the quality of relationships you build and the repeat business you generate. This specialist company places a strong emphasis on client retention, and your ability to foster long-term connections and make personalised recommendations to your clients, striking the right balance between relationship and sales. Our CRM system enhanced with AI functionality will assist you with managing your portfolio of clients. You'll also take part in exclusive client events organised by the Membership Manager which are designed to deepen relationships, enhance loyalty, and strengthen your personal connection with each client. This position requires a balance of commercial acumen and emotional intelligence. You'll need to be confident in navigating a wide range of cruise products - from luxury ocean liners to expedition vessels and specialist cruises and skilled at matching these to the unique desires of each client. You'll also be expected to maintain a strong understanding of industry trends, supplier updates, and emerging destinations to ensure your advice remains current and compelling. About you At least 2 years of hands-on experience in cruise or travel sales, with a consistent record of converting enquiries into bookings and achieving or surpassing sales targets. In-depth knowledge of cruise products, including familiarity with a wide range of cruise lines, ship styles, itineraries, and onboard offerings - particularly within the luxury, expedition, and niche sectors. A client-first mindset, with a demonstrated ability to listen actively, understand nuanced travel preferences, and translate them into tailored cruise recommendations. Exceptional verbal and written communication skills with the confidence to engage clients across phone, email, and digital channels in a professional yet personable manner. Proficiency in using CRM systems and online booking platforms to manage client records, track interactions, and ensure seamless follow-up. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail, capable of managing multiple bookings, timelines, and client profiles without compromising service quality. Commercially aware, with a solid grasp of pricing structures, supplier promotions, and upselling techniques that enhance both client value and business performance. Self-motivated and results-driven, with the ability to work independently while contributing to a collaborative team environment. Full-Time. Hybrid working model with set office days - South West London would look at remote for exceptional experience Competitve salary and commission structure Generous annual leave allowance Significant company discount for personal cruise bookings Fam Trips available Please email (url removed) or apply here

Children's Residential Care Hours: Full Time – 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday Location: 360 Brighton Road, South Croydon CR2 6AL Requirement: Must hold a full UK driving licence, have access to your own vehicle, and hold business insurance for work travel (mileage reimbursed) Operations & Compliance Coordinator £25,000 – £30,000 per annum, depending on experience | Full-time About the Role We're a growing children's residential care organisation, currently running two homes, opening our third, with plans for a fourth. As we move into a larger office, we're looking for an Operations & Compliance Coordinator to join our team and help build the operational foundations of the organisation as we scale. This is an exciting time to join us, with lots of ideas in motion and real opportunity to make a difference. We're looking for someone who takes ownership, sees things through and gets genuine satisfaction from a job well done. You'll work closely with the leadership team and Registered Managers, helping them stay on top of compliance, property requirements, training, recruitment and day-to-day operational priorities. After your initial induction, we want you to become someone the team can rely on: confident, organised, capable of making sensible decisions and able to take pressure off busy managers. Most importantly, we support some of the most vulnerable children in the country. Everything we do needs to reflect this. We're looking for someone compassionate who genuinely cares about the quality of life and experiences of the children in our care, rather than someone simply looking for an administrative role. Key Responsibilities Property and compliance: identify and assess potential properties, support renovation projects, coordinate contractors and maintain property compliance including gas safety, EICRs, emergency lighting, fire safety and statutory servicing. Maintain live trackers to ensure certificates and inspections remain up to date and properties are always inspection and Ofsted ready. Staff training: coordinate mandatory and specialist training across our homes, including safeguarding, first aid, medication and physical intervention. Maintain accurate training records, monitor completion and renewal dates, and work with Registered Managers to identify and address training requirements. Supporting Registered Managers: assist with compliance checks, audits and preparation for regulatory inspections. Identify compliance gaps early and help resolve them before they become problems, becoming a trusted source of operational support for managers across the homes. Children's activities and enrichment: support managers in organising trips, activities and experiences that improve outcomes and quality of life for the children. This may include independently arranging transport, accommodation and itineraries while working with managers on risk assessments and safeguarding considerations. Budgeting and suppliers: support budgeting and cost tracking across properties, projects and staff expenses. Source quotes, manage supplier and contractor spend, negotiate where appropriate and identify cost-effective solutions without compromising quality. Recruitment and people: support recruitment campaigns, shortlist candidates, assist with interviews and manage onboarding, safer recruitment checks and compliance documentation for new starters. General operations: act as a key problem-solver across the organisation, manage multiple sites and priorities, follow tasks through from concept to completion, identify opportunities for improvement and introduce practical solutions that add value. About You We're looking for someone who is organised, proactive and comfortable taking ownership. You should be able to work independently, manage competing priorities and remain calm under pressure. Ideally, you'll have experience in property management, facilities, compliance or operations within a regulated environment. Experience within children's residential care, social care or a similar setting would be advantageous. You'll need to be confident managing contractors and suppliers, negotiating professionally, working with budgets and numbers, and keeping detailed records. A strong understanding of property compliance requirements is beneficial, although we're also open to someone who is a quick learner and genuinely committed to developing their knowledge. We're particularly interested in someone who is: Compassionate and genuinely committed to improving outcomes for children and young people. A natural finisher who follows tasks through rather than leaving things half complete. Confident, practical and capable of making sensible decisions independently. Comfortable holding contractors and suppliers to account professionally. Highly organised with excellent attention to detail. Able to manage multiple properties, projects and priorities simultaneously. A quick learner who can settle into a growing organisation and become a dependable member of the team. Able to contribute ideas and improvements rather than simply following instructions. Recruitment or interviewing experience would be an advantage. A full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle are essential, as the role involves regular travel between properties and visits to potential new sites. What We Offer £25,000 – £30,000 per annum, depending on experience. Mileage covered for business travel. Supportive leadership team with a strong focus on your development. Real autonomy and trust once you are settled into the role. The opportunity to help shape the operational infrastructure of a growing organisation. Career progression as the organisation expands from two homes to four and beyond. A varied role with genuine responsibility and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference. If you're someone who takes ownership, enjoys solving problems, cares about quality and wants to play an important role in a growing children's care organisation, we'd love to hear from you