Senior Behaviour Support Worker HALCON

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Location:

Taunton

Role type:
Physical Disabilities

Salary: £14.25 - £15.30

We are proud to state that we are a disability confident employer.

Here at Halcon
, we recruit based on values - you do not need to have experience, as we provide all the training required!

Everything we do at Somerset Care is underpinned by our four core values:

• Connecting with people
• Making a difference
• Doing the right thing
• Embracing change

By living these values, we ensure that we keep our commitment to delivering high-quality, tailored care to support and enrich the lives of our customers.

Join our Halcon Team, part of the Somerset Care Group, in Taunton. Our tailored service provides support to people with physical disabilities.

This role is to provide the highest standard of care provision that is compliant to the standards set by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), working "with" Customers to achieve outcomes, rather than working "for" them.

The post holder will take a supervisory responsibility of a small staff team to ensure the service effectively supports Customers to develop a fulfilling life in accordance with the person centred support plan.

• To take responsibility for the smooth day to day running of the service. This will include organising the duties and shifts (including cover for absences) of a small staff team to ensure the daily needs and choices of the Customer's chosen lifestyle and activities is met and the running of the service is compliant with contractual and CQC requirements.
• To support the management team of the community learning disability services base by carrying out tasks relating to the management and training of the team of Positive Behaviour Support Workers and Specialist Support Workers. This may include one-to-one staff review meetings and supervisions, performance monitoring and review, induction, training, coaching, recruiting, mentoring and supporting, leading or participating in the running of staff meetings.
• To ensure that service delivery is appropriate to Customers' needs, by setting up care and support packages, carrying out initial assessments and reviews, undertaking quality monitoring visits and handling complaints whilst ensuring that the Customer and/or their circle of support is at the centre of this process. Ensure tasks identified from such visits are actioned and the relevant personnel are notified of key information.
• To act as an ambassador for the Company, building effective working relationships with external and community organisations such as families, neighbours and relevant professional bodies.
• To provide overnight support in line with Customer individual support plan, where required. This may include sleep‑ins, waking nights or naturalised night duties.
• To carry out administrative tasks as required (in accordance with Company policy, procedure, National Minimum Standards and CQC requirements), in order to support the efficient running of the community learning disability services base. Specific tasks include all record keeping, support planning, risk assessments, transport, person centred planning and Health and Safety.
• To provide on‑call out of hours support to care staff outside normal office hours, and to provide handover information to office staff at the end of the on‑call shift. The on‑call role may involve making arrangements to cope with situations that occur, such as arranging for staff on duty to take on uncovered visits, visiting service users to deliver care & support, contacting outside organisations in accordance with agreed procedures, notifying the line manager and recording information in the on‑call log.
• To ensure all working practices comply with legislative practices and Company policy and procedure at all times.

• Experience of working within a learning disability service.
• Experience of providing…