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Purpose of Role The post holder will report to the ICT Data & Analytics Manager Reporting Relationship This Records Management Lead is responsible for leading the development and implementation of records management policy as well as establishing a new national office (the Office of the File Registry) to provide records related expertise and operational services across the Agency. Duties and Responsibilities Main Duties and Responsibilities • Provide strategic leadership in the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of records management policies, standards, and best practices across all services. • Develop and maintain comprehensive records management guidelines, ensuring staff have access to appropriate training, resources, and supports. • Lead the implementation of the new national records management service partner, including the national scanning service and the single offsite storage solution for all Tusla records. • Oversee the migration of all Tusla records from the existing network of ten vendors to the new national offsite storage partner, ensuring a secure, efficient, and compliant transition. • Oversee the development, maintenance, and application of records classification and retention policies for all record types processed by the Agency. • Lead the delivery of a programme of scanning and digitising legacy paper records to support modernisation and improved service delivery. Managing & Delivering Results (Operational Excellence) • Ensure that policies and procedures are aligned with best practice, are well documented, and communicated to others. • Ensure that assigned projects are managed in line with stated objectives and within specified budgets and timelines. • Implement agreed changes in a co operative and supportive manner, finding innovative ways to deliver service improvements within resource limitations. • Develop appropriate project methodologies and establish working practices that promote cross functional team working. • Work with other Directorate and Tusla Senior Managers in the implementation and rollout of new developments, with a particular emphasis on consistency and alignment across the system and reference to best practice, outcome measures, and value for money. Teamwork, Leadership & Building and Maintaining Relations • Share information with the wider team as appropriate. • Be accountable for own work and that of others as appropriate. • Work on own initiative as well as part of a wider team. • Co operate and work in harmony with other teams and disciplines. • Lead by example, motivate and encourage others, and build team commitment. • Deal with under performance in a timely and constructive manner. Finance & Human Resources • Monitor budgets and expenditure. • Develop and support business cases for new resources etc. • Support HR processes within the Directorate. Commitment to Providing a Quality Service • Be flexible and adaptable in his or her approach to work, embrace change, and adapt work practices accordingly. • Promote and maintain a quality customer focused environment. • Monitor efficiency within own area of responsibility and take remedial action or notify supervisor as appropriate. • Continuously seek to improve systems and processes. Education & Training • Maintain standards of practice and levels of professional knowledge by participating in continuous professional development initiatives and attendance at courses as appropriate. • Engage in career and professional development planning. • Oversee the provision of a framework for the promotion of staff development and training by making recommendations with regard to the ongoing education, mentoring, training, and in service needs of the inspection and monitoring team. • Pursue continuous professional development in order to develop professional knowledge and keep updated with current and relevant HR legislation. • Provide training within the team and region to share knowledge of relevant HR procedures and processes. Health & Safety • Comply with and contribute to the development of policies, procedures, guidelines, and safe professional practice and adhere to relevant legislation, regulations, and standards. • Have a working knowledge of the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) Standards as they apply to the service, for example National Standards for Child Protection and Care, and comply with associated Tusla – Child and Family Agency protocols for implementing and maintaining these standards as appropriate to the role. • Support, promote, and actively participate in sustainable energy, water, and waste initiatives to create a more sustainable, low carbon, and efficient health service. The above Job Description is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all duties involved and consequently, the post holder may be required to perform other duties as appropriate to the post which may be assigned to him or her from time to time and to contribute to the development of the post while in office. Eligibility Criteria Qualifications and or Experience Applicants must by the closing date of application have the following: • Have a third level qualification in an ICT, Data, or Social Work related discipline. • Have a minimum of 3 years’ experience working in a data or records management related role. • Experience in developing records management related policy and related documentation. • Have project management experience. Health A candidate for and any person holding the office must be fully competent and capable of undertaking the duties attached to the office and be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. Character Each candidate for and any person holding the office must be of good character. Skills, Competencies and or Knowledge Tusla Leadership Competency Framework The Tusla Leadership Competency Framework describes the behaviours that are key to Tusla colleagues being effective in the execution of their role at all levels within the Agency. The competencies and associated behavioural descriptors capture the transversal knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics that will enable colleagues, regardless of role or rank, to be effective in their work. The Tusla Leadership Framework relevant for this role is Leading the Service. Please access this link Leading the Service to fully familiarise yourself with the impact of this Leading the Service proficiency for Tusla. The Competency of Professional Knowledge is specifically linked to the duties, responsibilities, and criteria for this role. Other Requirements of the Role • The post holder will require access to appropriate transport as the post may involve travel. • Have awareness of children and young people’s participatory practice. Application Process Campaign Specific Selection Process Shortlisting and Interview The online application system has a time out facility. This is in order to protect the privacy of the user. This time out facility activates if the application has been dormant for over 60 minutes. Any work not saved will be lost if the system times out due to lack of activity. As such, please ensure to save your application as you work on it. Any lost data cannot be recovered. It might be an idea for candidates to work on their applications outside of the system and copy and paste their answers into the online application forms once they are fully complete and submit then. Once your application is fully submitted you will receive a confirmation email to your profile. If you do not receive this email, your application has not been submitted and received and you should log back on to submit fully. AI generated content must not be used in your application. Tusla reserves the right to assess if content in applications is likely created by AI in part or in whole. Use of AI may result in disqualification and exclusion from the recruitment process. Short listing may be carried out on the basis of information supplied in your application. The criteria for short listing are based on the requirements of the post as outlined in the eligibility criteria and skills, competencies and or knowledge section of this job specification. Therefore, it is very important that you think about your experience in light of those requirements. Failure to include information regarding these requirements may result in you not being called forward to the next stage of the selection process. Those successful at the shortlisting stage of this process (where applied) will be called forward to interview. Code of Practice The Recruitment Service Child and Family Agency will run this campaign in compliance with the Code of Practice prepared by the Commission for Public Service Appointments (CPSA). The Code of Practice sets out how the core principles of probity, merit, equity, and fairness might be applied on a principle basis. The Code also specifies the responsibilities placed on candidates, facilities for feedback to applicants on matters relating to their application when requested, and outlines procedures in relation to requests for a review of the recruitment and selection process and review in relation to allegations of a breach of the Code of Practice. Codes of practice are published by the CPSA and are available on www.cpsa.ie Tusla Child and Family Agency is an Equal Opportunities Employer. Tenure The current vacancy available is temporary and whole time. The post is pensionable. A panel may be created from which permanent and specified purpose vacancies of full or part time duration will be filled. The tenure of these posts will be indicated at expression of interest stage for each individual post. The purpose of this campaign is to fill immediate urgent vacancies and it is expected that panel placements will cease if expressions are not received within the appropriate processes. Appointment as an employee of the Child and Family Agency is governed by the Child and Family Agency Act 2013 and the Public Service Management (Recruitment and Appointments) Act 2004. Remuneration The Salary scale for the whole time equivalent of this post is: 01/08/2025: €82,258, €82,997, €86,243, €89,502, €92,736, €95,983, €99,213 LSIs (Long Service Increments) are represented by emboldened figures. 1st LSI is paid after 3 years on the maximum, the 2nd LSI after 3 years on LSI 1, and the 3rd LSI after 3 years on the 2nd LSI where applicable. The appointee shall commence on the first point of the salary scale. Incremental credit may be given on appointment for certain types of relevant experience. More information is available in Appendix 5. Candidates should note that entry will be at the minimum point of the scale and will not be subject to negotiation, and the rate of remuneration may be adjusted from time to time in line with Government pay policy. Different terms and conditions may apply if the appointee is currently a serving civil or public servant. Working Week The standard working week applying to the whole time equivalent of this post is 35 hours. Annual Leave The annual leave associated with the whole time equivalent of this post is 30 days per annum. Superannuation This is a pensionable position with Tusla. The successful candidate will upon appointment become a member of the appropriate pension scheme. Pension scheme membership will be notified within the contract of employment. Probation A probation period of 39 weeks, or proportion of same for fixed term or specified purpose contracts where applicable, shall apply from the commencement of employment, during which the contract may be terminated by either party in accordance with this contract. The probationary period may be extended at the discretion of management by a further 9 weeks or proportion of same for fixed term or specified purpose contracts where applicable. Confirmation of appointment as a permanent member of staff is subject to the successful completion of the probationary period for permanent contracts. Where you have already completed a probationary period with the Child and Family Agency, Health Service Executive, or Local Authority, and there is no break in service, no period of probation applies.
Children's Disability Network Manager
CORLANN LIMERICK Applications are invited for the following position: Children’s Disability Network Manager Permanent Full Time LOCATION: CDNT Limerick – West Limerick Children Services, Newcastle West, Co Limerick The CDNM is the accountable and responsible person for ensuring the delivery of high quality, safe, integrated children’s disability services to the population of the assigned Community Healthcare Network. The successful candidate must : Closing date for receipt of completed application forms 5pm Sunday 15th March 2026 Short listing of applications may apply Canvassing will disqualify Panels may be formed as a result of the interview process. The Brothers of Charity Services Ireland, Limerick Region, is an Equal Opportunities Employer
Sales & Service Advisor, Castletroy
Sales & Service Advisor, Castletroy, Limerick Apply now » Date: 18 Feb 2026 Location: Limerick, IE, IE Company: Allied Irish Bank Location/Office Policy: Castletroy Limerick . Fixed onsite If you are not sure about your suitability based on any aspects of the role advertised, we encourage you to please contact the Recruiter for this role, Emma, at careers@aib.ie for a conversation. AIB is an equal opportunities employer, and we pride ourselves on being the first bank in Ireland to receive the Investors in Diversity Gold Standard accreditation from the Irish Centre for Diversity. We are committed to providing reasonable accommodations for applicants and employees. Should you have a reasonable accommodation request please email the Talent Acquisition team at careers@aib.ie Disclaimer: Unsolicited CV’s sent to AIB by Recruitment Agencies will not be accepted for this position. AIB operates a direct sourcing model and where agency assistance is required, the Talent Acquisition team will engage directly with our recruitment partners. This role is part of the Fitness & Probity Regime and Individual Accountability Framework, which set out the specific requirements applicable. Application deadline : 4th March 2026 Job Segment: Recruiting, Bank, Banking, Human Resources, Sales, Finance Apply now »
Assistant Maintenance Manager (Mechanical)
Remuneration The Salary scale for the post is (as at 01/02/2026): €57,898; €59,278; €60,963; €64,126; €66,017; €68,372; €70,734 LSIs New appointees to any grade start at the minimum point of the scale. Incremental credit will be applied for recognised relevant service in Ireland and abroad (Department of Health Circular 2/2011). Incremental credit is normally granted on appointment, in respect of previous experience in the Civil Service, Local Authorities, Health Service and other Public Service Bodies and Statutory Agencies. Purpose of the Post To assist the assigned Mechanical Services Officer, University Hospital Limerick in the execution of mechanical related proactive, reactive and planned preventative maintenance activities of the HSE Mid West Acute Services Departments. Principal Duties and Responsibilities Professional / Technical • Work with the Group Buildings & Maintenance Manager and Maintenance Manager Mechanical and other service officers to prioritise, allocate and review the delivery of maintenance activities across the group, and to agreed response times. • Work with the Assistant Maintenance Manager (Electrical) to resolve issues on a proactive, reactive and planned preventative basis. • Assist the Maintenance Manager Mechanical, Group Buildings & Maintenance Manager and Craft staff in sustaining a theoretical and practical working knowledge of mechanical systems across the group, including but not limited to: • Mechanical Ventilation & Air Handling Systems • Low Pressure Hot Water Systems • Domestic Hot & Cold Water Systems • Medical Gases & Vacuum Systems • Mechanical resilience and backup systems • Specialist Hospital Systems • Support theoretical and practical working knowledge by providing relevant information, documentation, drawings and specifications which clearly describe and detail system functionality. • Carry out practical troubleshooting work in assisting craft staff to diagnose and repair plant and equipment faults. • Take a lead role on all Helpdesk / Technical IT systems supporting the Maintenance Department and be actively involved in administration of the on-site Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS) through the use of IT and communications equipment/devices provided to carry out assigned duties. • Actively organise, implement and review maintenance service quality, status of outstanding reactive work, and planned preventative maintenance (PPM) work in the sites covered by the assignment through effective maintenance of logs, records, checks and tests, as required. • Negotiate and oversee cost control on all revenue based mechanical contracts for plant and equipment and other relevant systems. Ensure compliance with same. • Plan and undertake remedial actions as necessary to meet legislative compliance requirements and to ensure continued integrity of plant, equipment and systems. • Prepare reports, estimates, specifications, drawings and tenders as required to ensure assigned duties are fully executed. • Monitor staff performance including standards of workmanship, timekeeping, absenteeism, subsistence payments and overtime in accordance with HSE Policies and assist in introducing measures to reduce absenteeism. • Supervise assigned staff, and seek approval for resources as may be necessary. • Organise and develop as directed, induction and training programmes for new and existing staff. • Maintain a safe working environment for all employees. Consult with appropriate personnel and direct Maintenance Department employees on operating procedures to be followed. • Arrange for, and supervise any contract work carried out in your area of responsibility. • Participate in regular Health & Safety Audits. Arrange appropriate instruction in Fire Safety precautions, lifting and handling techniques and any other necessary health and safety training measures, as required. • Foster close co–operation and integration of services and develop good efficient working relationships with fellow team members and other hospital departments through effective leadership, consultation and communication. • Participate in capital schemes, monitor expenditure, and participate in planning and design groups in relation to developments on the sites covered by the assignment. Liaise with main and sub-contractors where their projects impinge on the live hospital environment. • Ensure pay and non-pay budget resources are developed efficiently and effectively within approved allocations, and ensure all contracts are procured according to HSE policy and procedures. • Be accountable for the effective use of resources, alerting the Group Buildings & Maintenance Manager of any imminent or potential budgetary overspends. • Investigate accidents, complaints and incidents as required and take appropriate corrective action. • Ensure maintenance, upkeep and efficient operation of all mechanical systems and services owned, occupied or maintained in the sites under your remit. • Initiate value for money programmes by being proactive in ensuring efficient and cost-effective use of resources. Health & Safety • Have a working knowledge of Health & Safety Legislation, including the Safety, Health & Welfare at Work Act (2005), Safety, Health & Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations (2007) (SI 299), Construction Regulations 2013 (SI 291) and good practice relevant to the role of Assistant Mechanical Services Manager as it applies to the Health Service Executive and contractors’ staff. • Ensure that all staff under his/her control are aware of the Health Service Executive’s policies in relation to Safety, Health and Welfare at work legislation and that the relevant policies are adhered to. • Undertake further training in relation to Health & Safety Construction Regulations as required. • Have and maintain a working knowledge of the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) Standards as they apply to the role, for example, Standards for Healthcare, National Standards for the Prevention and Control of Healthcare Associated Infections, Hygiene Standards etc., and comply with associated HSE protocols for implementing and maintaining these standards as appropriate to the role. • Support, promote and actively participate in sustainable energy, water and waste initiatives to create a more sustainable, low carbon and efficient health service. The above Job Description is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all duties involved and consequently, the post holder may be required to perform other duties as appropriate to the post which may be assigned to him/her from time to time and to contribute to the development of the post while in office. Eligibility Criteria Qualifications and/or Experience Candidates must at the latest date for receipt of completed application forms for the post, possess: 1. Professional Qualifications, Experience etc. (a) i. Possess a Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI) Level 6 (or higher) Advanced Certificate Craft – Mechanical (or equivalent qualification). Or ii. Possess the National Craft Certificate issued by FETAC. Or iii. Possess the Senior Trade Certificate issued by the Department of Education. Or iv. Possess a Level 3 Technical/Trade qualification or equivalent issued by City & Guilds, London. And (b) Hold a minimum of 5 years post qualification experience in a healthcare setting. And (c) Hold a minimum of 4 years’ experience in a supervisory capacity as relevant to the role. And (d) Possess the requisite knowledge and ability (including a high standard of suitability, management and professional ability) for the proper discharge of the duties of the post. Health A candidate for and any person holding the office must be fully competent and capable of undertaking the duties attached to the office and be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. Character Each candidate for and any person holding the office must be of good character. Post Specific Requirements • Demonstrate depth and breadth of supervisory experience, as relevant to the role. • Demonstrate depth and breadth of experience in the planning, managing and organising of preventative maintenance programmes, as relevant to the role. • Demonstrate depth and breadth of experience of mechanical systems as applied to the acute hospital environment, as relevant to the role. • Have successfully undertaken or be willing to undertake the Solas Safe Pass Health & Safety Awareness Training Programme, or equivalent approved training programme in line with service need. (Please note if you have not undertaken this training, you will be required to successfully complete this training on taking up the post). • As this post may involve the driving of HSE owned vehicles, the successful candidate is required to hold a full clean valid Driver’s Licence (Category B)*. Other Requirements Specific to the Post • The Assistant Maintenance Manager (Mechanical) should live within a reasonable travel time of the Maintenance Department, such that emergencies can be responded to within a reasonable period of time. • Access to appropriate transport as the post holder will be required to travel to other UL Hospitals sites as required to fulfil the duties of the post. • A HSE mobile phone or bleep will be required to be carried during working hours. • The post requires a high level of flexibility to ensure the delivery of an effective and efficient service, therefore the post holder will be required to demonstrate flexibility as and when required. • Partake as required in Out of Hours governance of Maintenance tasks. Skills, Competencies and/or Knowledge The successful candidate must demonstrate the following: Technical / Professional Knowledge & Experience • Demonstrate significant knowledge of technical problem solving, and maintenance management. • Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of mechanical systems as applied to the acute hospital environment. • Demonstrate theoretical and practical knowledge of current mechanical regulations and in particular those specifically relating to the hospital environment. • Demonstrate technical knowledge of various trades comprising the Maintenance Department. • Demonstrate knowledge and awareness of Health & Safety Regulations. • Demonstrate knowledge of Building Management Systems. • Demonstrate knowledge of Health & Safety regulations and risk management. • Demonstrate knowledge and experience of budget/cost management and contract management; including the ability to adhere to deadlines within budgetary levels. • Demonstrate evidence of experience and ability to perform hands-on maintenance repair work on equipment with tools, if required. • Demonstrate proficiency in computer applications, including Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook. • Demonstrate ability to read and interpret architects’/engineers’ drawings, specifications and technical directions. • Demonstrate ability to develop and write technical engineering reports. Building and Maintaining Relationships including Leadership and Team Skills • Demonstrate effective leadership and team management skills, including the ability to work within a multidisciplinary team and work collaboratively with others. • Demonstrate ability to advise multidisciplinary and management teams on equipment related issues. • Demonstrate the ability to work on own initiative, without close supervision. • Demonstrate commitment to maintaining high work standards and delivering a quality service. Planning & Managing Resources • Demonstrate ability to use resources effectively, challenging processes to improve efficiencies where appropriate. • Demonstrate ability to plan and manage work and resources effectively, including awareness of value for money in the performance of work and the ability to carry out duties to best practice. • Demonstrate experience of the development of work schedules for personnel and contractors. • Demonstrate a proactive forward-planning approach to service delivery in consultation with relevant stakeholders. • Demonstrate experience of the development of planned maintenance programs and method statements. • Demonstrate experience in working effectively under pressure. • Demonstrate ability to manage deadlines and effectively handle multiple tasks. Evaluating Information, Problem Solving & Decision Making • Demonstrate ability to evaluate information, solve problems and make effective decisions in a timely manner. • Demonstrate ability to work within a multidisciplinary team to resolve problems and implement solutions. Commitment to Providing a Quality Service • Demonstrate evidence of initiative and innovation, identifying areas for improvement, implementing and managing change. • Demonstrate a commitment to providing a quality service; including an awareness and appreciation of the service user such as patients, the general public, medical and non-medical staff. • Demonstrate ability to contribute to the development of the service. • Demonstrate flexibility, adaptability and openness to change. Communication & Interpersonal Skills • Demonstrate effective communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability to negotiate and communicate with different stakeholder groups. • Demonstrate effective communication skills including the ability to present information in a clear and concise manner, written and verbal. • Demonstrates excellent communication skills, including sufficient command of the English language so as to effectively carry out the duties and responsibilities of the role.
Executive Officer: CRAFT Facilitator
1. PREAMBLE Mary Immaculate College is an autonomous, university-level, Catholic College of Education and the Liberal Arts. Founded in 1898, and linked academically with the University of Limerick, MIC is the oldest higher education institution in Limerick. Significant expansion in recent decades has seen the College’s offerings expand across two modern campuses, one based in Limerick City and one in Thurles, Co. Tipperary. The student community consists of more than 5,000 learners, participating in fifteen undergraduate degree programmes and several postgraduate programmes extending to PhD/Doctoral level. Academic staff engage in a wide range of academic research areas, and research underpins all teaching and learning at MIC. MIC seeks to prepare its students for professional excellence and to nurture their capacity to lead flourishing lives. 2. CANDIDATE PROFILE & SCOPE OF THE POSITION The College wishes to fill the position of CRAFT Facilitator on a full-time, Fixed term Contract for a 2-year period with an expected start date of April 2026. This post will be filled at Executive Officer Grade. The CRAFT (Creative Arts, Future Technologies) Facilitator will assist with the delivery of a variety of different STEM & STEAM outreach workshops and events under the CRAFT initiative. The CRAFT Maker Space in MIC, Limerick, is a designated Research Ireland Discover Centre, serving as a regional hub for STEAM engagement. CRAFT is a dedicated, inspiring and dynamic STEAM engagement centre that delivers inclusive, hands-on educational experiences to children, families, educators, and communities across the Mid-West Region of Ireland and beyond. Participants at CRAFT workshops explore STEAM through engineering design challenges that incorporate new and innovative technologies, co-created and co-delivered with experts from the wider education community, community organisations, enterprise, industry and the arts. Further information can be found at: https://stemcraft.mic.ul.ie/ The CRAFT Facilitator will be required to support the design and delivery of CRAFT workshops on campus at MIC and out in the community with the CRAFT Manager, MIC Staff and MIC students, bringing CRAFT into schools and other community settings in towns and villages and rural areas across the region. The Facilitator will also support the running of STEM outreach workshops to children, parents and teachers during regional and national festivals such as Maths, Science, Engineers and Space Weeks, and MIC initiatives such as the MIC DELL Vex Robotics Programme and Microsoft Minecraft Education at MIC, Summer Camps for children and Summer Courses for teachers. Essential Skills & Qualifications A bachelor’s degree or higher qualification, preferably in the field of STEM education/education or education research or a related discipline, and a minimum of 2 years’ relevant experience in the field of STEM education/educational outreach or educational disadvantage; or A minimum of 3 years’ relevant experience in the field of STEM education/education or educational disadvantage; Experience in the preparation of training and/or educational materials and/or planning and delivery of workshops and activities to children and the general public; Excellent interpersonal skills along with advanced verbal and written communication skills; Proven ability to deliver information, and provide expert support in a professional manner to meet the needs of stakeholders on a range of issues; Excellent IT and data management skills with a high degree of proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and Teams; Excellent administrative and organisational skills with the ability to manage, prioritise, and complete a variety of competing tasks on time; Full Drivers License, with access to a car or access to alternative means of transport that is suitable to meet the requirements of the post. It is desirable that candidates will also have: (1) Experience with educational research whether directly as a researcher, or engagement through professional capacity as an educator. Cuirfear fáilte roimh iarratais ó dhaoine go bhfuil dearcadh dearfach acu i leith na Gaeilge. Applications are welcome from people who have a positive outlook to Irish. 3. JOB DESCRIPTIONReporting Relationship The appointee is required to carry out the duties attached to the post, under the general direction of Director of Enterprise & Community Engagement and the STEM Outreach Manager at CRAFT, to whom they report, and to whom they are responsible for the performance of these duties in the first instance. The reporting relationship is subject to review and may be altered from time to time in line with service needs and developments in the College. Duties and Responsibilities The work is broadly defined and the list of duties is not exhaustive. The performance of the entire range of duties is not necessarily confined to any one individual, as the work requires that staff function in a flexible manner and work together as a team. The College retains the right to assign new duties and/or reassign staff to other areas of the College in response to service needs. 4. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENTGeneral All persons employed will sign an appropriate contract, which will contain terms and conditions of the employment. A job description is given to all applicants for employment and this will form part of the contract documentation. Place of Work Though this post is situated in Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, and there will be occasional necessity to be present on campus there, the post-holder will have the option to work primarily remotely if desired. MIC operates a blended working policy, which offers scope for the post holder to combine office attendance with remote working, subject to the provisions of the policy. Exclusivity of Service and Outside Work The person appointed will be required to devote their full-time attention and abilities to their duties during their working hours in the College and to act in the best interest of the College at all times. Therefore, for as long as the successful applicant is working in the College, they may not, without the prior written consent of the Vice President Administration and Finance (VPAF), be actively engaged or concerned in any way, either directly or indirectly, in any other business or undertaking where this is or is likely to be in conflict with the College’s interests or the performance of the duties that the person has been employed for. The appointee will not, during their tenure of office, undertake paid outside work unless they have received the permission of the VPAF of Mary Immaculate College to undertake such work on the terms and conditions as agreed for the particular undertaking in question. In every case, it is the duty of the appointee to seek in writing the prior permission of the VPAF. It is also the duty, in every case, of the appointee to inform the person or body for whom the work is being undertaken that the work is being conducted in a private capacity and that the College cannot in any circumstances be responsible for such work. Probationary Period The appointment is subject to satisfactory completion of the standard 6-month probationary period. The probationary period may be extended at the discretion of the College but will not in any case exceed 11 months. Absences during the period of probation will extend the probationary period. Performance and conduct during the probationary period will be reviewed through a process of assessment meetings. Termination of the appointment during the probationary period, for any reason or no reason, will be at the discretion of the College. The disciplinary procedure will not apply to a dismissal during probation where the probationary employee has been employed by MIC for less than 12 months. Hours of Attendance The full-time working hours are 35 hours per week. The normal hours of duty are Monday to Thursday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, with a 1-hour unpaid lunch break each day, and Friday, 9:00 am to 4:45 pm with a 45-minute unpaid lunch break. However, the duties attaching to the position are such that the post holder may be required to work evenings/weekends on occasion to accommodate service needs. Subject to College policy, the post holder may avail of Time-Off-In-Lieu (TOIL) or overtime where working hours exceed the contract hours per week. The College reserves the right to adjust starting and finishing times or days of duty to meet service needs. Salary The Salary scale for this position has been approved by the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science and the Higher Education Authority in line with Government Policy on Public Sector remuneration. The rate of remuneration may be adjusted from time to time in line with Government pay policy. The appointment will be made on the salary scale at a point in line with current Government Pay Policy. New entrants to the Civil or Public Sector, as defined in Circular 18/2010, will commence on the first point of the salary scale. The grade for this post is Executive Officer. With effect from 1 February 2026, the annual salary scale for Executive Officer (New Entrant - Grossed Up) grade is: €36,207; €38,419; €39,203; €41,455; €43,594; €45,511; €47,364; €49,211; €51,024; €52,889; €54,749; €56,721; €58,044; €59,930 (LSI); €61,826 (LS2) With effect from 1 February 2026, the annual salary scale for the grade of Executive Officer (Grossed Up Non New Entrant) is: €39,203; €41,455; €43,594; €45,511; €47,364; €49,211; €51,024; €52,889; €54,749; €56,721; €58,044; €59,930 (LSI 1); €61,826 (LSI 2) Increments are awarded in line with national pay agreements. Salary will be paid on a monthly basis on the 25th of each month, or the previous Friday if 25th falls on a weekend, using the Paypath facility. Payment of salaries and wages are subject to statutory deductions, i.e. Income Tax (PAYE), Superannuation Contributions, Pay Related Social Insurance (PRSI) and Universal Social Charge (USC). Superannuation New entrants to the public service will be required to participate in the Single Public Service Pension Scheme and pay Superannuation contributions at the appropriate rates in accordance with the provisions of the Public Service Pensions (Single Scheme and Other Provisions) Act, 2012. All other eligible appointees are automatically included in the Colleges of Education Pension Scheme on taking up appointment. In compliance with the Colleges of Education Pension Scheme, deductions amounting to 6.5% are made from salary. The appointee will be required to pay Additional Superannuation Contribution (ASC) under the provisions of the Public Service and Pensions Act 2017. Appointees who commenced employment in the public service between 1 April 2004 and 31 December 2012 and have not had a break in employment of greater than 6 months will have no mandatory retirement age. All other appointees will have a mandatory retirement age of 70. Pension Abatement If an appointee has previously been employed in the Civil or Public Service and that appointee is entitled to or in receipt of a pension from the Civil or Public Service, or where a Civil/Public Service pension comes into payment during the appointee’s re-employment, that pension will be subject to abatement in accordance with Section 52 of the Public Service Pensions (Single Scheme and Other Provisions) Act 2012. In applying for this position, the applicant is acknowledging that they understand that the abatement provisions, where relevant, will apply. It is not envisaged that the College will support an application for an abatement waiver in respect of appointments to this position. Annual Leave The annual leave entitlement for this grade is 25 working days per leave year. Annual leave should be taken when students are off campus and the taking of leave must have the prior approval of the relevant Line Manager. Public Holidays are granted in accordance with the provisions of the Organisation of Working Time Act, 1997. Sick Leave Employees who have a minimum 3 months’ continuous employment with the College may be granted sick pay subject to the terms of the Public Service Sick Leave Scheme. Sick pay is contingent on full cooperation and compliance with the College’s absence management procedures. Confidentiality In the course of working in Mary Immaculate College, the person appointed may have access to or hear information concerning staff and/or students and/or the functioning and the business of the College. Such information acquired in the course of employment with the College, including any aspect of the College’s responsibilities or operations, is considered to be confidential information. On no account must information concerning students, staff or other College business be divulged or discussed except in the performance of normal duties and, unless authorised to do so, this information shall not be communicated to a third party. In addition, records must never be left in a manner that unauthorised persons can obtain access to them and must be kept in safe custody when no longer required. Health & Safety Mary Immaculate College attaches the highest regard to the safety, health and welfare of its employees. It is the duty of each employee to take reasonable care to protect the health and safety of themselves and of other people in the workplace. Each employee must comply with all health and safety policies and procedures in operation in Mary Immaculate College and familiarise themselves with the Safety Statement. Employees are obliged to wear any PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) that they may be provided with and no person shall intentionally or recklessly interfere with or misuse any appliance, protective clothing or other equipment provided in the workplace for health and safety purposes. Employees are statutorily and legally obliged to ensure that any accidents or incidents which may occur are reported promptly to the Health and Safety Officer on the MIC Accident/Incident Report Form.
Clinical Nurse Manager
CORLANN LIMERICK REGION CLINICAL NURSE MANAGER 1 – Permanent Full Time contract Integrated Services Limerick Closing date for receipt of completed application forms is Wednesday 4th March 2026 Short listing of applications may apply Canvassing will disqualify Panels may be formed as a result of the interview process. Candidates who are placed on a panel will be considered for subsequent vacancies, for a period of up to one year, for this grade. These vacancies could be for part time, relief hours, fixed term or temporary positions. The Brothers of Charity Services Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer
Deputy Store Manager
Summary From our Head Office to the shop floor and everywhere in between our primary goal is to create and deliver a fantastic customer journey for everyone who shops at Lidl. Do you enjoy leading by example? This could be your next career move. Come and talk to us, to see what we’re all about. Please note that as part of your application you will be asked to complete a numerical and verbal reasoning test, designed to provide us with a more in-depth understanding of your skills and your potential as a member of team Lidl. What you'll do Lidl is an equal opportunities employer. If you have any particular requirements, we will ensure any reasonable accommodations are implemented as part of the recruitment and selection process. We value diversity and inclusion in our workplace and want to ensure that all applicants have the same opportunity regardless of gender, civil status, family status, sexual orientation, age, disability, race, religious belief, political opinion or membership of the traveller community.
Temporary Lifeguard
The Position Limerick City and County Council is responsible for the promotion of water safety and the prevention of the loss of life by drowning within the boundary of Limerick and on the rivers and navigation channels. The Council works closely with the local Fire & Rescue services, Civil Defence units and local Search & Rescue units. Main Duties: • Beach lifeguards will be responsible for the performance of their duties and will work under the immediate supervision of the Water Safety Development Officer or their nominee. • Beach Lifeguards shall read, be familiar with and adhere to the Safety Statement for Beach guards; participate in induction training and cooperate with other safety training provided by the Council as required. Any issues of health and safety concern shall be referred to the Water Safety Development Officer, the Executive Engineer – Coastal or the Health and Safety Officer. The procedure for reporting issues of concern is set out in the Safety Statement. The Beach • All equipment must be checked daily (each morning) to see that it is in working order and ready for use. Any defects notified should be reported immediately to the Council. To inspect all lifesaving and first aid equipment on arrival for duty to ensure that adequate stocks are available and in good working order. • Indication flags should be placed in prominent positions. The following flag system is to be used: • Red flag signifies that bathing is considered temporarily unsafe. • Red over yellow flag signifies that bathing between any two such flags is under supervision of Beach Lifeguard. • No flag is flown if there is no Beach Lifeguard on duty. • To ensure that from the start of the duty period that the appropriate flags are flown and are changed or re-located as necessary during the day. • To ensure at the conclusion of the duty period each evening that all flags are removed and that all equipment is checked and securely stored in the appropriate place. • To ensure that except for emergency assistance or official business, no one other than lifeguard personnel is permitted in the lifeguard station. Bathers • Beach Lifeguards must always be courteous to bathers and give them the necessary information regarding state of tides, currents and parts of strand which are not safe for bathing. • If, in the Beach Lifeguard’s opinion, bathers are about to enter water at a point which is considered dangerous owing to currents, shifting sands, etc., they should immediately warn them and give the reasons. • To provide emergency rescue service in the case of accidents. • Going immediately to the assistance of persons in difficulties in the water and rendering to such persons the necessary attention; To render first aid when possible. • Where bathers are about to enter water at a point which is considered dangerous owing to currents, shifting sands etc., they should immediately warn them and give them reasons. Practice a philosophy of prevention over reaction in carrying out the service. • If the bathers are acting in an indecent manner, the Beach guard should bring this fact to the notice of the Garda Siochana at the earliest opportunity. Other Duties for Consideration • Except when the beach is empty, the Beach Lifeguard should be on patrol or on look-out outside the hut. The Beach Lifeguard should never be inside the hut except when relieved for meals etc. or when they are certain there is nobody on the beach. They should not allow their concentration to be diverted in conversations with the public or in reading. The primary duty of the Beach Lifeguard is to prevent accident situations from developing. The can-buoy should be strategically placed so that it may be used at a moment’s notice. Special vigilance is required where there are rocks or an outflow of a river, as there are likely to be undertows or currents. • Where Beach Lifeguards have to leave to partake of meals, arrangements should be made that one Beach Lifeguard will be on duty during the other’s absence for such purpose and to patrol their area in addition to their own. Where one Beach Lifeguard only is employed, the following procedure should be adopted regarding the lunch hour: • No flag should be flown when they are off duty for their meal. • The meal must be arranged at a time other than the peak bathing hours. • Where two Beach Lifeguards are on duty on a particular beach – • One Beach Lifeguard shall remain at a vantage point from which a full view of the beach can be had and remain on a constant lookout, • The other Beach Lifeguard shall maintain a patrol of the beach and in such a manner that any given point along the beach is visited at least once in every 15 minutes. • Brief reports should be exchanged when they meet but lifeguards should never be seen to congregate together or with other groups. • To carry out a Beach patrol which shall be maintained along the beach and when the tide is in, the patrol shall be maintained as close as to the beach as possible. • To provide constant observation and supervision of activities at public bathing places in order to prevent drowning accidents. • To inspect the patrol area and where possible to remove any dangerous or offensive items. If the lifeguard cannot deal with the matter he should immediately report to his supervisor. • To ensure that the lifeguard station is kept clean and tidy and in a state of readiness for emergencies. • At appropriate times when checking the ring buoys and other safety equipment on the beach. • Beach guards may be required to assist in conducting aquatic events and water safety programs. • Beach guards shall carry out all appropriate duties as laid down in the Water Safety Ireland Lifeguard Handbook. • Beach Lifeguards should enter on the logbook, times of commencing and ceasing duty, morning, mealtime and evening, each day and should make a note of any incident such as rescues, etc. The Logbook should be available at all times for inspection by any duly authorised member of the County Council’s staff. Beach lifeguards shall notify the coast guard times of commencing and ceasing duty. • To record in a daily logbook: ➢ The names and attendance times of all guards on duty. ➢ The general weather and tidal conditions. ➢ What flags were flown and when they were changed during the day. ➢ Any information which may assist the Authorities in improving the service. • The Beach Lifeguards will be required to keep an “Accident and Incident Record” Book. • The Senior Beach Lifeguard at each location will, in addition to carrying out all of the duties, etc., of Beach Guard (including taking full part in any roster arrangements), be responsible for ensuring that the Beach Lifeguards at their location comply fully with the terms of the duties, responsibilities and general regulations of the post. • To complete all appropriate rescue and first aid forms. • To provide advice to the public regarding facilities, state of tides, currents, parts of beach which are not safe for bathing, hazards, water safety etc. To proactively implement this, including but not restricted to, by carrying out Public Relations & Educational patrols during quiet times. The Person – Qualifications 1. Character Candidates will demonstrate through their application and at the interview that they: (i) hold as a minimum, a current Water Safety Ireland Beach Lifeguard Award or an equivalent qualification as recognised by the International Lifesaving Federation (ILS) (ii) have thorough knowledge of resuscitation including Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (iii) are not less than 18 years of age on 18th May 2026 Other qualifications that are desirable: S-VHF Certificate, First Aid, ISA Powerboat Level 2 or higher, Manual Handling, Occupational Health & Safety Certificate. Before employment, candidates will be required to submit documentary evidence to Limerick City and County Council in support of their application. Original current valid Lifeguard award must be submitted to Human Resources prior to attendance for swim and resuscitation examination. 2. Health Candidates shall be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. Terms and Conditions 1. Annual Leave The Council’s annual leave year runs from January to December. Annual Leave is in accordance with the provisions of the Organisation of Working Time Act, 1997 and the Organisation of Working Time Regulations, 2001. Annual leave is calculated as 8% of the hours worked in a leave year (but subject to a maximum of 4 working weeks). Your Annual Leave entitlement will be calculated at the conclusion of your fixed term contract, and you will be remunerated for same at the end of your contract. Granting of annual leave, payment for annual leave and arrangements for public holidays will be governed by the provisions of the Organisation of Working Time Act 1997 as amended. 2. Rate of Pay: €684.25 per 37-hour week 3. Hours of Work Determined in order of merit following interview, Lifeguards will be required to work a 37-hour week of irregular hours to coincide with tidal conditions and bathing periods, including split shifts, work at weekends and particularly over holiday weekends. Successful applicants must be available for duty for the June Bank Holiday weekend, all other weekends in June and full-time for the months of July and August 2026. 4. Superannuation: The Local Government Superannuation Scheme 5. Garda Vetting: The National Vetting Bureau (Children and Vulnerable Persons) Act 2012 to 2016 came into effect on 29th April 2016. The Act places a statutory obligation on Limerick City and County Council to ensure that any work or activity which is carried out by a person, a necessary and regular part of which consists mainly of a person having access to or contact with children or vulnerable persons will be subject of Garda Vetting. A Garda Vetting form must be fully completed by every candidate. The Parent/Guardian Consent Form should only be completed in respect of candidates who are under 18 years. 6. Pre-Employment Medical: It may be necessary for all candidates who are successful at the practical test and the interview to undergo at his/her expense a medical examination by a qualified medical practitioner to be nominated by the Council. On taking up employment, the expense of the medical will be refunded to the candidate. Visionary or other medical conditions must be rectified before employment. Application Process: Completed application forms must be e-mailed to recruitment@limerick.ie no later than 06th March 2026. An official application form must be completed in full by the closing date for the competition. Please note that amendments to the application form will not be accepted after the closing date. CV’s will not be accepted in lieu of an application form. Please send your application from an e-mail address that you will review regularly as communication during the assessment/selection period will only be through that e-mail address. Please also ensure that you regularly review your spam/junk email folder as occasionally your email service provider may direct emails to that folder. Selection Process: Candidates will initially be assessed to ensure that they meet the minimum qualifications set down above under The Person. Candidates will then be assessed on the basis of the information contained in their application form to determine, having regard to the requirements of the position, the person specification, and the number who have applied, if they should be called for interview. All candidates will be required to undergo a practical test in Basic Life Support (BLS), swimming ability, lifesaving techniques and a theory test conducted by an examiner(s) nominated by Water Safety Ireland. Date of this assessment will be advised in due course. The Basic Life Support Assessments will incorporate the following elements: Practical Basic Life Support (BLS) Assessments: • Practical assessment of basic life support skills • General aspects of safe lifeguarding (10 questions) Timed Swim • 200m freestyle in less than 4 minutes (starting in the water with canbuoy/rescue tube and no tumble turns) • 200m swim timed (if candidate’s swim is outside 4 minutes, the candidate fails the Timed Swim Assessment) Pool Assessment • 100m tow with canbuoy/rescue tube in not more than 4 minutes • 25m approach, release and 25m carry (front double) • 25m approach, release and 25m carry (rear double) • Spinal injury management in shallow water (splint or clamp) • Underwater search 25m locate and pick up submerged manikin, exchange at surface for subject and administer deep water resuscitation for 10m • 20m approach, surface dive and deep-water resuscitation • Board Rescue
Hotel Accounts Controller
About the Role As a Hotel Controller, you will audit revenue transactions, manage daily and monthly sales reconciliations, oversee cash and banking procedures, and support the Accounts Receivable ledger. You will play a key role in compliance, financial controls, and supporting the hotel’s financial performance. Why Join Radisson Limerick? At Radisson Limerick, we believe our people are our greatest asset. When you join our team, you’ll enjoy a supportive environment that values innovation, collaboration, and career progression. As part of the iNUA Collection family, you’ll also benefit from:
