Jobs in Penarth

Currently bringing their existing app in house - a highly esteemed tech company are seeking experienced IOS engineers to support their transition. You'll join a diverse business recognised for its investment in employees and its vibrant, creative culture, and work to deliver and scale IOS applications for a large user base.

Parliamentary Affairs OfficerCardiff, Wales (with hybrid working options and travel to meetings and events in Cardiff and London, with occasional overnight stays)The OrganisationWe are the Marine Conservation Society, a UK charity fighting for a cleaner, better-protected, healthier ocean: one we can all enjoy click apply for full job

Job Title: 3D VisualiserLocation: CardiffSalary: £35,000 p/annum Introduction:An exceptional opportunity for a talented and ambitious 3D Visualiser / 3D Artist has become available with one of the UK's leading Visualisation studios in their Central Cardiff offices click apply for full job

Are you an Associate / Technical Director looking to further your career in a large, well-respected consultancy without the glass ceiling? Or looking to work on a greater diversity of projects where you can continue to develop your technical expertise whilst mentoring and supporting colleagues?

Liberty has an exciting opportunity for a Plumber to join our team, based in areas of Cardiff. You will be working on a full-time permanent basis, working 40 hours per week. In return, you will receive a competitive salary of £28,074 per annum Plus OTE, with Company Van, Fuel Card & Excellent Benefits!

Primary Teacher Wanted

Salary:£12,154 per annum (FTE £24,308)

Weekly hours:Up to 37.5 hours - 12 hour shifts (days and nights)

Are you ready to elevate your career in the pharmaceutical industry with a leading Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization (CDMO) near Cardiff? ARx Recruitment Solutions is proud to collaborate with a renowned pharmaceutical CDMO specializing in product manufacturing, and we're on the lookout for an experienced and dedicated Pharmaceutical Qualified Person (QP) to join their passionate team.

Fully understand the legislative framework governing the service provision and the relevant regulations to which the service must complyFully understand their specific duties in relation to each service for which they are responsibleUnderstand the requirements of the service manager and how they and the manager should relate and communicate with one anotherKnow how to maintain oversight of the service, including the setting, measuring and achievement of its quality standards, the safeguarding of people receiving care and staff disciplinary proceedingsBe in regular contact with the service and make visits in line with Regulation 73 of the Regulated Services (Service Providers and Responsible Individuals) (Wales) Regulations 2017.Know how to inform the service provider (and where legally required by the CIW) of any significant events and developments in a service, including if they are likely to be absent or unable to carry out their responsibilities for any reasonUnderstand the service provider's duty of candour, and how and when it should exercise that duty.

Intervention Support Worker - Cardiff About the job -Our compassionate and nurturing intervention workers will provide emergency support to vulnerable children, young people, and families during both normal office hours and after hours. Our goal is to ensure comprehensive care in line with the right place model, creating a service that is reliable and responsive at all times.The responsibilities of the team include providing direct therapeutic support and intervention to parents, helping them build on their strengths and achieve positive outcomes in accordance with their childcare personal plan (CASP, CP&LAC).Our aim is to deliver quality services that enable parents with children identified as being in need to enhance and promote their child's health and development. This will be done in accordance with our statutory duty and in partnership with other service areas, agencies, and service users.This job will bring new challenges, so we need staff members with a can-do attitude who are willing to go above and beyond for the young people and families in their care. Your ability to respond to crises and support families in strengthening relationships is crucial.You will also provide support to children in residential units who are experiencing difficulties, using your skills and training to provide therapeutic support and create a safe environment for them.You will be supported by management and will have opportunities to grow and develop.What we are looking for from you -The role involves working with families in their own homes and communities, developing responsive and tailored support packages based on assessed and identified needs. You will work with family members and children to set realistic and sustainable goals for change as a member of a multi-agency team. The focus will be on building family resilience to improve long-term outcomes for children, young people, and their families, along with providing residential support to children and young people in bespoke emergency placements. This opportunity is exciting and innovative and will allow you to develop your skills in evidence-based practice.We are looking for somebody who aligns with our values and can demonstrate empathy, compassion, patience, and non-judgmental attitudes.You will be required to complete the All-Wales Induction Framework for Health and Social Care within 6 months of appointment.YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO HAVE A FULL VALID DRIVING LICENCE AND SOLE USE OF A VEHICLE.In return for your skills and commitment, you will receive:• Our working culture is flexible, with a flexi scheme allowing you to work to a schedule that suits you • Hybrid working - supporting you to flexibly deliver your role whether on visits, from an office or your home Support and assistance in completing the All-Wales Induction Framework (Social Care Wales).• Opportunities to complete fully funded qualifications.• Training opportunities for Welsh language learners to further their skills.• Formal and informal supervision.• Access to Care First staff well-being services.Apply now to be a part of a great team and to make a difference in the lives of children and families.> #

Salary:£37,718 to £45,420 per annum (depending on experience)