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Job Title: Telesales Executive Reporting To: Sales Controller Department: Sales Location: Enfield Car Planet is a rapidly growing company, stocking over 1500+ cars and aiming to be the biggest used car super market in the UK. Having 3 sites in under 3 years is the proof in the pudding that growth is the aim of the game.....Have you got what it takes to grow with us. Are you a great communicator with a passion for helping people? Join our dynamic team as a Call Centre Agent! What We Offer: • Competitive Salary + Bonuses, • Opportunities for Career Growth, • Fun, friendly, and supportive Work Environment Key Responsibilities: • Handle inbound and outbound calls with professionalism, • Booking in appointments for vehicle viewings (commission per booking), • Provide excellent customer service and resolve inquiries efficiently, • Maintain accurate records of customer interactions, • Collaborate with team members to achieve performance targets What We're Looking For: • Strong communication and problem-solving skills, • Ability to stay calm under pressure, • Basic computer knowledge, • Previous experience in customer service (a plus, but not required) Your opportunity to grow and make an impact starts here. Join us and be part of something exciting and grow with us! • Salary: £15,000 basic with an achievable first-year OTE of £60,000, • Benefits: Uncapped commission, free parking onsite, monthly commission incentives, and 28 days of annual holiday, • Hours: Week 1 : Monday to Saturday 08:45 to 18:00 or 11:45 to 21:00 and Sunday 10:00 - 17:00 (Tuesday fixed day off). Week 2 : Monday to Saturday 08:45 to 18:00 or 11:45 to 21:00 and Sunday 10:00 - 17:00 (Tuesday and Wednesdays off) Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Benefits: • Company events, • Employee discount Education: • A-Level or equivalent (preferred) Experience: • Customer service: 1 year (preferred)

We are looking for a freelance/ permanent Senior Quantity Surveyor to join one of our UK rail infrastructure and civil engineering contractors on one of their largest projects for TFL. Role will involve commercial management of civils and fit-out packages with a combined value of approx £6m within an overall project value of £32m. Responsibilities include commercial management and administration of subcontract packages, supporting commercial lead with cost reporting and forecasting, management and assessment of change control and compensation events under NEC3 Option C, Assisting with procurement and tendering of remaining work packages, cost management, valuations, working with project delivery, design and client teams. Approx 18 months remaining of the project with an immediate start and top rate! If yourself or someone you know is looking for work, get in touch

82609 - Jointer This jointer will report to the field staff supervisor and will work within network operations based in our Enfield office. You will be a permanent employee in our UK Power Networks team. You will attract a salary of £41,031 plus benefits and a bonus of 3%. If you are successful, you will need to undertake a medical and DBS reference check Close Date:. 15/06/2026 We also provide the following additional benefits 25 Days Annual Leave plus bank holidays. Reservist Leave - Additional 18 days full pay and 22 unpaid Personal Pension Plan - Personal contribution rates of 4% or 5% (UK Power Networks will make a corresponding contribution of 8% or 10%) Tenancy Loan Deposit Scheme, Season Ticket Loan Tax efficient benefits: Cycle to Work, Home & Tech, and Green Car Leasing Schemes Occupational Health support Switched On - scheme providing discount on hundreds of retailers' products Discounted gym membership Employee Assistance Programme Cable Jointer We have an excellent career opportunity with us at UK Power Networks! Our teams continue to grow through their achievements, and we want you to join our exciting role that provides job security and professional development. We are the country's biggest electricity distributor! We make sure the lights stay on for more than eight million homes and businesses across London, the South East and the East of England. As a jointer you will improve the fault response performance across the Enfield area. This will include speaking to customers, the central Network Operations team, and overseeing contractors. You'll also work with engineers and others to ensure we can deliver 1st class service to our customers! You'll also be expected to carry out all aspects of Jointing on both low and high voltages cables on the UK Power Networks distribution system. Duties Fault finding on the Distribution network Connection of new supplies Alterations to existing supplies The restoration of LV supplies in agreement with central control Testing and switching on the LV network - and understanding the results of the tests and acting appropriately Repairs to public lighting services Supervision of excavating teams Understanding and providing updates for operational diagrams, Low and high voltage jointing Use of appropriate IT equipment including TDR, LV Faults sniffer and electronic touch pad. Immediate supervision of Craft Attendant. Inspection and Maintenance Required to undertake standby on a contractual basis As key member of our team, our jointers play a vital role in the safe and timely restoration of and connection of supplies. UK Power Networks is regulated by various guidelines, and this role is particularly important in ensuring successful compliance with Customer Minutes Lost and Customer Interruption targets. As a jointer, you may be required to work at any location within the UK Power Networks area, at first though within the Enfield area. Experience As an experienced Jointer, you'll also need these key skills for this role: City and Guilds 2339 (formally 2322) certificate or equivalent NRSWA qualification as a supervisor and operative m(or equivalent A flexible approach to out of hours work Be able to work in a team Ability to problem solve in a practical way Working calmly under pressure A Clean driving licences Personal Skills You'll also have: A strong safety focus Customer focused Potential to undertake shift working You'll also receive regular training and development

Senior Quantity Surveyor 20m Residential New Build | Main Contractor | Mill Hill About the Project A 20m Newbuild Residential Apartments. Design & Build contract with the Main Contractor holding full commercial responsibility. 18-month programme from mobilisation to practical completion with phased handover to client. The Role You will be the commercial lead on-site, accountable for: • Cost control, commercial management, and financial reporting throughout contract, • Managing cost plan, tracking variations and claims, controlling subcontractor payments, • Interfacing with client's quantity surveyor on financial and contractual matters, • Monthly cost reporting, final account forecasting, and change control processes, • Managing relationships with client QS and design team, • Protecting the Main Contractor's margin through hands-on site attendance and financial discipline Essential Requirements • 7+ years as Quantity Surveyor in Main Contractor environment, • 3+ years at Senior QS level on projects of £15M+, • Strong commercial acumen in cost planning, cost control, variations, and final accounts, • Experience with contract administration under standard forms (JCT, NEC), • Proficiency in cost management software, • Proven experience managing subcontractor payments and claims, • Strong numeracy, attention to detail, ability to manage multiple cost streams Desirable • RICS membership (APC or MRICS), • Experience on Design & Build contracts or similar risk-transfer models, • Familiarity with specialist procurement (MEP, façade, specialist fit-out), • Knowledge of film studio or specialist infrastructure What We're Looking For • Commercial sharpness — spot cost exposure early and present options clearly, • Meticulous with numbers but pragmatic about delivery, • Effective communication with subcontractors, clients, and internal teams, • Ownership of cost control without becoming a bottleneck, • Comfortable working independently but knows when to escalate The Offer • Salary: £85,000–£95,000 per annum (depending on experience and RICS status), • Contract: Permanent for project duration (18 months) with potential extension, • Location: Mill Hill area, full-time on-site, • Reporting to: Commercial Director, • Start date: ASAP

Car Valeter Motorclean is hiring a Car Valeter to join our valeting team based at a car dealership in Hatfield. Pay: £13.07 ph Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00-18:00 & Saturday 08:00-13:00 What we are looking for: Full driving licence Experience as a Professional Valeter Reliable and consistent Attention to detail Ability to work under pressure Excellent communication skills What we can offer: Consistent work for reliable Valeters Refer a Friend scheme - Earn money by referring people Responsibilities and tasks: Ensure vehicles are cleaned to a high standard Pre-soak, wash, dry and polish/ wax exterior Clean and vacuum interior including seats, windows, carpets, mats, dashboards Dress tyres Apply protective/ ceramic coatings to exterior and interior when required Check vehicles for damage and report to Management Maintain valeting tools Handle chemicals according to Health and safety procedures Keep valet areas clean and tidy at all times. Move vehicles safely on company grounds Prioritise workload and communicate to relevant department If you have the right experience for this role, then please apply with an up to date CV or contact the Recruitment Team. TPBN1_UKTJ

Internal Audit Executive – Financial Barnet Permanent £(phone number removed) per annum Our client is looking for an experienced Internal Audit Executive – Financial There is an expectation of at least 2-3 days per week minimum in the office. You’ll hold a relevant qualification such as CIPFA, AAT, IIA or another CCAB-recognised qualification, along with a degree or equivalent. You’ll bring sound knowledge of auditing principles and standards, and demonstrable experience of conducting internal audits within a public sector setting. A strong understanding of local government finance and services is essential, as is the ability to apply risk-based auditing in practice. This is one of many roles we are recruiting for please visit our website colbernlimited co uk 1. Job Purpose: The primary role of the audit executive will be to become a leading point of audit advice and assurance, this includes: ▪ Provide flexible and responsive audits to a range of services ▪ Proactively seek ways of improving the audit approach and associated working practices ▪ Actively participate in service developments or projects ▪ Take responsibility for the timely and accurate completion of audits ▪ Ensuring work undertaken reviews the value for money aspects of the area under review, as appropriate 2. Key accountabilities: 1. To plan individual audit assignments in accordance with the Annual Audit Plan, with due regard to client availability. 2. To undertake a mixture of audit assignments unsupervised, including compliance reviews and systems-based reviews of Council management systems. 3. To take ownership of and conduct follow up reviews in accordance with the Internal Audit follow up procedure. 4. To ensure that assignments are conducted with a risk-based approach, in accordance with the professional standards that are defined by Global Internal Audit Standards and the Audit Manual. 5. To pro-actively maintain up to date accounting knowledge and audit expertise in order to provide help, support and guidance to services, supporting compliance with statutory and non statutory obligations, legislation, regulations and current business processes and procedures. 6. To comply with the Continuing Professional Development requirements of the appropriate accounting institute. 7. To complete assignments within allocated budget and report to the Head of Internal Audit where potential variations may arise. 8. To manage own time with regard to assignment allocations and other work/training obligations. 9. To identify and report to Management any system weaknesses or other financial issues that require other audit work and attention or should be included in the Annual Audit Plan. 10. To participate actively as a member of the Assurance & Public Protection Directorate to assist in the continual improvement of service standards, customer satisfaction and performance management. 11. To support any junior auditors and assist with their development. 12. To provide technical and professional advice on audit issues to staff throughout the Council. 13. To represent the Assurance & Public Protection Directorate at internal working groups on a full range of technical and professional issues as appropriate. 14. While working within well-defined processes and procedures, to contribute to the development of practical and innovative solutions to a range of financial, legislative, logistical and operational problems. 15. To participate in the construction of and delivery of training for key stakeholders, including Council staff, members and schools. 16. As appropriate participate in the development of work programmes to meet changes in circumstances and legislation. 17. To undertake internal audit related projects and investigations at the request of the Head of Internal Audit. 18. To maintain links with the Corporate Anti-Fraud Team (CAFT). 19. Any other duties reasonably requested by management. 20. Carry out all accountabilities in compliance with the Council’s Policies and Procedures 21. Team Leadership and Management: Function as part of a team and work towards achieving personal objectives in line with the Internal Audit Plan/Strategy. 22. Performance and Customer Focus: Achievement of high-quality service to clients achieved through satisfaction surveys for each audit undertaken. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE OPPORTUNITIES colbernlimited co uk The first part of our recruitment process is to send your CV. Should you be short listed Colbern Limited will contact you within 5 days or we may contact you about other job opportunities. Colbern Limited along with our clients are an equal opportunities employer

Accountabilities 1. Plan and organise work to ensure the delivery of those aspects of the service for which responsible. Ability to work with minimum supervision, balancing using own initiative against need to seek management guidance. Ability to work to tight statutory deadlines, be flexible in approach and have good general IT skills. 2. Negotiate with outstanding written and verbal communication skills & a strong eye for accuracy & detail 3. Apply knowledge and understanding of the impact of SEND on children and young people’s educational outcomes 4. To lead on any developments in disagreement resolution/ mediation/ tribunal practice related to the SEND Reforms 5. Undertake / support consultation procedures. Identify issues, resolving as appropriate and escalating complex problems if necessary. 6. Oversee and manage all complaints (including Ombudsmen, MP/member enquires) in an efficient manager ensuring that all correspondence is responded to in a timely manner and responses are of the highest quality. 7. Collate process and analyse complex information. Ensure all required records and information are maintained correctly. i.e. 8. Ensure information is managed efficiently and accurately & that data is recorded and stored in compliance with national standards and can only be shared, as appropriate, with other agencies. 9. Represent the Local Authority at SEND Tribunal Appeal hearings and mediations including drafting all pleadings and follow up case work. 10. Take responsibility for ensuring computerised information is accurate and up to date at all times. Data management to be maintained relating to the Tribunal and Mediations cases and written papers provided as required for service managers, councillors or other such bodies in accordance with LA policy and legislation. 11. Use management information and data to develop a framework and policies to help improve efficiency and effectiveness of the service and to ensure consistency of decision making through EHC assessments, plans and annual reviews. To monitor the amount and impact of all disagreement resolution activity within the service through close liaison with case managers & other staff within the service. 12. Contribute to the wider SEND service aspirations, identifying opportunities to achieve integrated working on a multi-agency basis. Work as an effective team member within the wider SEND service. 13. Respond to FOI’s relating to Tribunals and Mediations in a timely and accurate manner as and when required. 14. Prepare and present results / responses / reports / recommendations including accurate, complete & relevant info for internal and /or external use. Issues to be clearly summarised, progress & implications reported & council’s position clearly stated 15. Provide specialist, expert advice, opinion, interpretation, guidance and support to colleagues, service users and partner agencies on the legislative process and framework, including decisions on whether council opposes the Tribunal appeals. This would include: Queries / complaints and complex issues to be effectively managed through to a satisfactory conclusion or escalated as necessary. Appropriate action to be taken to reach resolution, representing the views of the service. To follow Policies, procedures and controls ensuring that the area of responsibility is compliant with all relevant legislation, codes, regulations, guidelines, standards and best practice. Provide a clear record of actions, circumstances and decisions and identify problems To provide regular statistical information about Tribunal appeals & outcomes of hearings, including cost information. Ensure service overview of all SENDIST appeals is up to date and accurate so that all deadlines are met, particularly the LAs reply and responses to directions. Ensure risk to the Council / customers is minimised. Issues to be managed through to a satisfactory conclusion or escalated if appropriate. Information, advice and support are to be accurate, timely and constructive Support Managers to ensure they manage early stages of disagreement resolution, to maintain consistency of contact with the service for parents & minimise the transfer of cases between officers. To provide support to case managers where disagreement resolution is likely to take place over a long period of time & deal with particularly complex and intractable cases as requested by the Head of SEN / SEN Service Manager, that may require significant levels of input & oversight that it may not be feasible for case managers to manage alongside other work 17. To work with Case Managers to identify complex cases where parental preference for phase transfers may be contentious & where pro-active intervention may reduce the likelihood of appeals to tribunal and to take relevant follow up action 18. Prepare information for Management Team for agreement where part funding arrangements or conceding of a tribunal is being recommended. 19. Decisions will be made based on Council procedures. & the Officer will operate within the legislative framework informed by the SEND code of Practice 2015 Children and Families Act 2014, Equalities Act and other relevant statutes. 20. Promote the policy of inclusion of children and young people with SEN in mainstream or maintained special schools wherever possible drawing on strong negotiation and influencing skills across a range of complex SEN issues between parents, schools and multi-disciplinary practitioners. Maintain a safe, supportive and welcoming environment where all people are treated with dignity and their identity and culture are valued and respected. 21. To ensure a seamless approach across the SEN service in the delivery of the service and customer care, including a timely upload of all documentation referring to a child or young person’s case under appeal and a complete handover to the SEN team. Ensure all documentation linked to SEN appeals is distributed appropriately and within specified time restraints. 22. To work directly with parents, schools, parental appointed legal representatives, witnesses and other professional bodies within the statutory and legal framework related to the Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal process, Liaising with the Borough Solicitor/Counsel as appropriate. 23. Support colleagues to prepare chronologies and any other necessary paperwork, arrange and chair conferences with witnesses and perform other duties in relation to First Tier Tribunals and Appeals. 24. Attend resolution meetings with parents and other professionals in an attempt to settle disputed issues without the need for formal legal redress wherever possible 25. Offer coaching and training to service members and case managers to ensure consistency of approach, sharing and promoting best practice through the dissemination of statutory guidance and the learning from case studies in relation to disagreement resolution and tribunals. 26. To deliver training on disagreement resolution and tribunals which would include Educational Psychologists, NHS therapy staff and other professionals as required. 27. To implement disagreement resolution procedures within SEN to ensure that attempts are made to resolve as many disagreements with parents as possible with a view to reducing the number of appeals to the SEN and Disability Tribunal. 28. Identify and escalate any budget risks & monitor the factors which have the most significant influence on Tribunal outcomes in order to inform learning within the section & with colleagues in schools and other agencies. 29. Set and monitor individual and team performance standards in relation to Mediations and appeals. 30. Attendance at complex Annual Review or other meetings where required particularly where complex legal or funding issues may arise & in particular in cases where Tribunal hearings are pending or have already been held. This will include relevant preparatory & follow up work such as liaison with / providing advice to parents, schools, other professionals and case managers. 31. To contribute to departmental working groups as required, and to ensure that disagreement resolution procedures are followed, where necessary, where changes are planned to a pupil’s education as a result of school reorganisations