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SECTION 1: THE ROLE The Ticket Collector / Receptionist / Pool Assistant will report to the Manager or their deputy and will assist, supervise and control, where necessary users of the facility. The Ticket Collector / Receptionist will ensure that all activity areas are ready for use as required both in terms of cleanliness and equipment that is required. The Ticket Collector / Receptionist / Pool Assistant will ensure that the customer care policy of the facility is always maintained to the highest standards. On taking up duty, the successful applicant(s) may have an opportunity to train as a Swimming Teacher and in First Aid. The Ticket Collector / Receptionist / Pool Assistant will ensure that all activity areas are ready for use as required both in terms of cleanliness and equipment that is required. The Ticket Collector / Receptionist / Pool Assistant will teach and coach as required and ensure that the customer care policy of the facility is always maintained to the highest standards. SECTION 2: DUTIES The duties may include but are not limited to the following and 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. The duties may include but are not limited to the following: Ticket Collector / Receptionist Reception duties as instructed by the Manager and Supervisors including: • Answering Phone • Booking in Customers • Responsibility for the carrying and handling of monies, receipting and lodging • Purchase Ordering • Statistic gathering and reporting • Making payments • Organising classes • Cleaning of foyer, meeting room, accessible toilet, and other areas as required • Provision of general assistance to the Manager and Supervisors in furthering the successful operation of the facility • Opening / Closing of Building • Attendance at meetings and training as required Pool Assistant Duties • Report to the Manager / Supervisors and assist, lifeguard and teach where applicable, users of the facility • Teach as required and ensure that the customer care policy of the facility is always maintained to the highest standards • Lifeguarding of all swimmers • Assist and instruct individuals and / or groups in swimming tuition • Effect minor repairs to equipment and maintain all equipment in a safe and proper manner • Administer First Aid where appropriate • Water testing and recording of results • The Pool Assistant will be required to update his / her Life Saving, Swimming Teaching and First Aid qualifications at the prescribed intervals General Duties • Promotion of the facility • Supervision of activities in all areas of the facility • Supervision and control of entrance areas, the foyer, pool hall, changing rooms and other areas • Enforcement of rules and regulations of the facility and monitoring the behaviour of all patrons • Report writing for accidents and incidents, etc. • Setting up, changing and storing equipment, furniture and any apparatus as required by the programme of the complex • To ensure that all activity areas are ready for use as required both in terms of cleanliness and equipment that is required • Cleaning of pool surrounds, decks, changing rooms, toilets foyer, meeting room, and other areas as required • To receive supplies and equipment, recording and storage of same • Any other duties, which from time to time, may be allocated by the Manager and / or Supervisors SECTION 3: ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA / QUALIFICATIONS Character Each candidate must be of good character. Health Each Candidate must be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. Education, Experience Each candidate must, on the latest date for receipt of completed application forms: • Hold a minimum current Irish Water Safety Pool Lifeguard award or RLSS National Pool Lifeguard Qualification and • Have a thorough knowledge of resuscitation including Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation and First Aid If the successful applicant does not have a First Aid Qualification, they will be required to obtain it within 6 months of appointment. Desirable but not essential • Swimming Teacher’s Award • A Certificate of Competence in Pool Plant Operator • Previous work in a swimming pool is also desirable but not necessary as full training will be provided • Understanding of the role of Ticket Collector / Receptionist • Relevant administrative experience and clerical skills • Strong customer service ethos • Experience of working as part of a team • Knowledge and experience of operating ICT systems Age Each candidate must be not less than 17 years of age on closing date for receipt of applications for this post. Age restrictions shall only apply to a candidate where he / she is not classified as a new entrant within the meaning of the Public Services Superannuation Act, 2004. A candidate who is not classified as a new entrant must be under 70 years of age. SECTION 4: COMPETENCIES A Competency Based Application form requires you to describe some of your personal achievements to date that demonstrate certain competencies required for the position for which you are applying. For each competency, you are given a description of a skill or quality. You are then asked to describe a situation from your own experience which demonstrates this skill or quality. For each example, please include: a) the nature of the task, problem, or objective b) what you actually did and how you demonstrated the skill or quality c) the outcome or result and your estimate of your contribution Teamwork • Shows respect for colleagues and co workers • Develops and maintains good working relationships with others • Shares information and knowledge as appropriate • Understands own role in the team and contributes effectively Information Management / Delivery of Results / Self Development • Works in a thorough and organised manner • Follows procedures and understands their importance • Maintains accurate records • Draws appropriate conclusions from information • Completes work in a timely manner • Demonstrates initiative and flexibility • Checks work to ensure high standards • Learns from mistakes • Is committed to self development Customer Service and Communications Skills • Listens actively and understands customer needs • Communicates clearly and effectively • Remains professional and courteous at all times • Can communicate with confidence when required SECTION 5: SELECTION PROCESS The recruitment selection process will include an interview. A panel may be formed. SECTION 6: TENURE The position is full-time and pensionable. SECTION 7: SALARY Wages: €17.0259 basic per hour (point 1), rising by annual increments to €17.4632 basic per hour (point 13), subject to satisfactory performance. SECTION 8: LOCATION OF POST The position will be based initially at Fermoy Swimming Pool. SECTION 9: WORKING HOURS The employment is full-time, 39 hours per week. The post requires flexibility in working hours including night, weekend and bank holiday work. SECTION 10: ANNUAL LEAVE Annual leave allowance is 25 days per annum inclusive of Good Friday. SECTION 10: GARDA VETTING The successful candidate will be subject to Garda Vetting in advance of appointment to the position.
Technician Grade I (Environment)
THE ROLE The Technician Grade I (Environmental) supports the delivery of environmental services within Cork City Council, assisting in monitoring, inspection, technical analysis and reporting activities across areas such as waste management, water quality and environmental protection. The role involves fieldwork, laboratory work, data analysis, and stakeholder engagement, contributing to regulatory compliance and the implementation of environmental policies and programmes. The post holder works as part of a multidisciplinary team and engages with internal departments, external agencies, and the public to support environmental objectives and service delivery. DUTIES Duties for the post of Technician Grade I (Environmental) will include, but are not limited to, the following: Administrative and Operational Support • Carry out general administrative duties including handling queries, maintaining records, inputting information, and answering telephone calls. • Use IT systems including word processing, spreadsheets, databases, email, and internet applications. • Prepare data and information for line managers and colleagues. • Maintain accurate records and documentation. • Support line managers and colleagues in delivering services and projects. • Work as part of a team to deliver environmental services. Environmental Monitoring, Inspection and Fieldwork • Carry out environmental inspections relating to air, noise, waste, and water. • Take samples of groundwater, surface water, leachate, and landfill gas. • Carry out site visits and fieldwork in a range of environments and conditions. • Use, maintain and calibrate environmental monitoring and sampling equipment. • Carry out laboratory work for water and wastewater analysis. • Complete safety-related work and reporting. • Support compliance with environmental legislation, licences, permits and Council procedures. Technical Assessment and Analysis • Assess contaminated ground and aquifer reports. • Interpret chemical analysis results for groundwater, surface water and leachate. • Analyse groundwater monitoring data and trigger levels. • Review groundwater modelling reports. • Assist in preparing technical reports and environmental documentation. • Assist in preparing Annual Environmental Reports. Waste Management and Environmental Protection • Support waste enforcement and environmental protection activities. • Liaise with Council staff and the Regional Waste Management Office on the National Waste Management Plan for the Circular Economy. • Investigate and respond to environmental and waste complaints. • Liaise with private businesses, contractors, and site operators on environmental matters. • Support environmental sustainability and improvement initiatives. Stakeholder Engagement and Communication • Respond to queries from members of the public and provide information. • Liaise with other Local Authorities, Government Departments and statutory agencies (e.g. EPA). • Prepare and present reports to stakeholders and regulatory bodies. Health, Safety and Compliance • Follow Health and Safety legislation and Council policies. • Assist in preparing risk assessments and safe systems of work. • Ensure safe working practices during inspections, sampling and fieldwork. General Responsibilities • Deputise for the facility manager or more senior staff when required. • Carry out other duties assigned from time to time. • Contribute to service improvement and the development of the role. The above duties are not intended to be a comprehensive list of all responsibilities involved. Accordingly, the post holder may be required to perform other duties appropriate to the post, as may be assigned from time to time, and to contribute to the ongoing development and evolution of the role while in office. QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POST Character Candidates shall be of good character. Health Candidates shall be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. Education, Experience, etc. Candidates shall on the latest date for receipt of completed application forms for the post: (a) Have passed the N.C.E.A. / H.E.T.A.C National Certificate Final Examination in Science in Applied Biology, or in Science in Applied Chemistry, Or Hold an equivalent qualification, And (b) Have at least three years satisfactory relevant experience after attaining the qualification concerned, Or (c) (i) Have satisfactory relevant experience in a technician post at Grade II level, or in an analogous post under a local authority or health board in the State, And (ii) Have at least three years satisfactory relevant experience in a technician post at Grade II level or in an analogous post, Or (iii) Have satisfactory service in a technician post at Grade I or higher level in an analogous post under a local authority or health board in the State, (d) Possess adequate training or experience relating to the control and supervision of staff. Desirable Skills The ideal candidate will: • Demonstrate strong capability in the following competencies: Delivering Results Personal Performance Personal Effectiveness • Have satisfactory experience in a science-related role. • Holders of the office may be required to drive a car in the course of their duties and therefore are required to hold a full driving licence for class B vehicles free from disqualifications. • Possess appropriate ICT skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, email, and other software relevant to specific project work. • Demonstrate the knowledge and skills required to undertake the duties of the post, including the ability to: Follow direction and instructions Organise and prioritise work effectively Work effectively with the public and colleagues Demonstrate flexibility in their approach to work Communicate clearly and concisely Salary The salary scale for the post is: €49,260 - €49,998 - €50,968 - €51,944 - €52,923 - €53,925 - €54,850 - €56,597 (LSI 1) - €58,368 (LSI 2) In accordance with Departmental Circular Letter EL 02/2011, a person who is not a serving local authority employee on or after 1st January 2011 will enter the scale at the minimum point. Hours of Duty The standard working week is 35 hours per week. The role may, on occasion, require evening or weekend work. Holders of the post may be required to attend for duty at any time, in accordance with arrangements made by the local authority. The Council reserves the right to alter hours of work from time to time. All hours worked will be subject to the provisions of the Organisation of Working Time Act, 1997 and the Organisation of Working Time (Regulations) Act, 2001.
Seasonal Guide/Information Officer
OPW Areas of Responsibility The Office of Public Works is a State body with responsibility for the protection of Ireland’s built heritage. This is achieved through the conservation, presentation and management of National Monuments, National Historic Properties and Government buildings. Our diverse portfolio consists of 780 sites from all periods of our history encompassing sites from prehistoric to late medieval periods of our history. Seasonal Guide / Information Officer About the position: Visitor Services of the Office of Public Works currently seek enthusiastic people to join their dedicated Guide Teams at National Monument / National Historic Property Sites under their remit. This competition will be used to fill a range of temporary / seasonal posts over the next year. The duration of seasonal employment may vary, depending on the local operational requirements. The hours, commencement dates and completion dates of the season may also vary for the same reasons. The role of the seasonal guide / information officer will include: Protection of the site • Ensuring that any rules for visitors are observed • Being responsible for security and safety at the site • Supervising visitors so as to maintain order and prevent interference with the site • Assist in the development and implementation of educational activities • Assist in the development of exhibitions and running events, if required Visitor reception and related issues • Welcoming visitors to the site • Introducing visitors to the site and its facilities • Administering admission tickets and receipts • Selling literature, postcards and posters • Counting money and reconciling receipts • Counting stock • Keeping reception area and other site facilities clean and tidy • Operating audio visual or other appropriate equipment • Dealing with phone enquiries • Handling bookings for the site • Dealing with enquiries about the area and its visitor facilities • Assisting in the operation of the online booking management system for both individual and business (Tour Operator) visitors - where applicable • Collation and production of statistics on visitor numbers Promotion and interpretation of the site • Familiarisation with all aspects of the importance and story of the site • Developing own tour commentary in conjunction with supervisor and other guides • Giving guided tours • Adapting a guided tour to suit a particular group • Dealing with detailed enquiries about particular features of the site • Outdoor duties to include but not limited to Park Stewarding • Invigilating duties • All candidates must be capable of carrying out all duties associated with the post In addition, 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. Conditions of Service: General information for Employment as a Seasonal Guide / Information Officer Rate of Pay Candidates should note that entry will be at the minimum point of the Guide scale and will not be subject to negotiation. The rate of remuneration may be adjusted from time to time in line with Government policy (€15.28 – €23.80 per hour) Working Week Full time seasonal guides, unless otherwise indicated, are required to work on a roster (five days over seven days per week including weekends and public holidays). Flexibility in attendance is required, including evening attendance as and when required Sunday Pay Time + Time for hours actually worked Annual Leave Entitlement Seasonal Guide / Information Officer will have their annual leave allowance determined by a pro-rata amount of the 25-day maximum which is the full year allowance. Because of the seasonal nature of the position, certain restrictions may apply to when Guides take leave during their seasonal employment. Where applicable, pay in lieu of leave is paid at the end of the working period Hours of Attendance Hours are not fixed and can vary from site to site. The actual hours of attendance will be arranged according to local management requirements during the period of your employment Physical Work Environment and Candidate Capabilities Undertaking tours and dealing with visitor groups requires extensive vocal work. Outdoor work in inclement weather, work in confined spaces, at heights and on uneven ground are factors at certain sites. Please note that some sites have terrain that is challenging. By applying for the position, the applicant is confirming that there is nothing on the grounds of health which would preclude the applicant from meeting the requirements of the position in a consistent and satisfactory manner and the applicant is fully competent, fully capable and available to undertake the duties of the post. Appointees will be required to complete an online health questionnaire and will also be required to declare, before appointment, that they are fully capable of undertaking the duties and responsibilities attached to the position. Employment in the position will be subject to the appointee remaining fully capable of meeting the requirements of the position. If a candidate wishes to request any workplace accommodation, adaptation or facilitation, upon receiving an offer of appointment, the candidate can identify any accommodations on the obligatory ‘Staff Census Form’ to be returned to the OPW Disability Liaison Officer (DLO) as part of their pre-employment undertakings Dress Code You are required to observe a neat code of dress during working hours. A guide uniform is provided at certain sites. Otherwise, a guide uniform allowance may be payable where it is a management requirement that guides adapt a colour coded clothing regime Superannuation For a Seasonal Guide / Information Officer recruited before 1 January 2013 superannuation benefits are provided in accordance with the terms of the Non-Contributory Superannuation Scheme for Non-Established Civil Servants. Membership of the scheme is compulsory The minimum retirement age at which pension is payable for members of this Scheme is 65 and compulsory retirement age is 70 This pension is integrated with the Department of Social Protection State Pension (Contributory) which is currently payable with effect from Age 66 The public service pension paid under this Scheme is based on the assumption that the individual will also receive the State Pension (Contributory) at the maximum personal rate on retirement Where this does not happen, a Supplementary Pension may be payable on application by the retired member (there is no automatic entitlement and the onus is on the individual to apply) Staff appointed between 1 April 2004 and 31 December 2012 do not have a maximum retirement age Staff appointed after 1 January 2013, unless they have previously been members of a Public Service Pension Scheme and have not had a break in service of greater than 26 weeks, will be automatically enrolled in the Single Public Service Pension Scheme. The minimum retirement age for Scheme members is in line with the age of eligibility for the Contributory Old Age State Pension, currently Age 66 Membership of the scheme is compulsory Retirement is compulsory on reaching 70 years of age Spouses’ and dependant children’s pensions are granted under the terms of the Contributory Scheme for the Spouses and Children of non-established Civil Servants. Membership of the scheme is compulsory At the time of being offered an appointment, the employing Department / Office will, in the light of the appointee’s employment history, determine whether he or she is a ‘new entrant’ or not. Candidates are advised to consult Section 2 of the Public Service Superannuation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2004 in relation to the definition of “new entrant”. The text of Section 2 and of the Act is available on the website www.oireachtas.ie Appointees will be required to declare any entitlements to a Public Service pension benefit (in payment or preserved) from any other Public Service employment Other Employment Appointees cannot be employed by another public service body during the period of appointment with the OPW Candidates who are on approved absences from other employment must ensure they are not impinging on their terms of absence by taking up a position with the OPW; proof of these terms must be supplied to OPW Candidates engaged on community employment schemes must determine, and supply proof, of their eligibility for the position, by their provider Eligibility and Employment Conditions The candidate is responsible for ensuring that she / he meets the eligibility requirements and is capable of taking up and meeting the requirements of this position. Failure to meet any of the eligibility requirements and conditions attached to the position will result in the candidate having their Contract of Employment terminated should one have been issued.
Seasonal Guide/Information Officer
OPW Areas of Responsibility The Office of Public Works is a State body with responsibility for the protection of Ireland’s built heritage. This is achieved through the conservation, presentation and management of National Monuments, National Historic Properties and Government buildings. Our diverse portfolio consists of 780 sites from all periods of our history encompassing sites from prehistoric to late medieval periods of our history. Seasonal Guide / Information Officer About the position: Visitor Services of the Office of Public Works currently seek enthusiastic people to join their dedicated Guide Teams at National Monument / National Historic Property Sites under their remit. This competition will be used to fill a range of temporary / seasonal posts over the next year. The duration of seasonal employment may vary, depending on the local operational requirements. The hours, commencement dates and completion dates of the season may also vary for the same reasons. The role of the seasonal guide / information officer will include: Protection of the site • Ensuring that any rules for visitors are observed • Being responsible for security and safety at the site • Supervising visitors so as to maintain order and prevent interference with the site • Assist in the development and implementation of educational activities • Assist in the development of exhibitions and running events, if required Visitor reception and related issues • Welcoming visitors to the site • Introducing visitors to the site and its facilities • Administering admission tickets and receipts • Selling literature, postcards and posters • Counting money and reconciling receipts • Counting stock • Keeping reception area and other site facilities clean and tidy • Operating audio visual or other appropriate equipment • Dealing with phone enquiries • Handling bookings for the site • Dealing with enquiries about the area and its visitor facilities • Assisting in the operation of the online booking management system for both individual and business (Tour Operator) visitors - where applicable • Collation and production of statistics on visitor numbers Promotion and interpretation of the site • Familiarisation with all aspects of the importance and story of the site • Developing own tour commentary in conjunction with supervisor and other guides • Giving guided tours • Adapting a guided tour to suit a particular group • Dealing with detailed enquiries about particular features of the site • Outdoor duties to include but not limited to Park Stewarding • Invigilating duties • All candidates must be capable of carrying out all duties associated with the post In addition, 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. Conditions of Service: General information for Employment as a Seasonal Guide / Information Officer Rate of Pay Candidates should note that entry will be at the minimum point of the Guide scale and will not be subject to negotiation. The rate of remuneration may be adjusted from time to time in line with Government policy (€15.28 – €23.80 per hour) Working Week Full time seasonal guides, unless otherwise indicated, are required to work on a roster (five days over seven days per week including weekends and public holidays). Flexibility in attendance is required, including evening attendance as and when required Sunday Pay Time + Time for hours actually worked Annual Leave Entitlement Seasonal Guide / Information Officer will have their annual leave allowance determined by a pro-rata amount of the 25-day maximum which is the full year allowance. Because of the seasonal nature of the position, certain restrictions may apply to when Guides take leave during their seasonal employment. Where applicable, pay in lieu of leave is paid at the end of the working period Hours of Attendance Hours are not fixed and can vary from site to site. The actual hours of attendance will be arranged according to local management requirements during the period of your employment Physical Work Environment and Candidate Capabilities Undertaking tours and dealing with visitor groups requires extensive vocal work. Outdoor work in inclement weather, work in confined spaces, at heights and on uneven ground are factors at certain sites. Please note that some sites have terrain that is challenging. By applying for the position, the applicant is confirming that there is nothing on the grounds of health which would preclude the applicant from meeting the requirements of the position in a consistent and satisfactory manner and the applicant is fully competent, fully capable and available to undertake the duties of the post. Appointees will be required to complete an online health questionnaire and will also be required to declare, before appointment, that they are fully capable of undertaking the duties and responsibilities attached to the position. Employment in the position will be subject to the appointee remaining fully capable of meeting the requirements of the position. If a candidate wishes to request any workplace accommodation, adaptation or facilitation, upon receiving an offer of appointment, the candidate can identify any accommodations on the obligatory ‘Staff Census Form’ to be returned to the OPW Disability Liaison Officer (DLO) as part of their pre-employment undertakings Dress Code You are required to observe a neat code of dress during working hours. A guide uniform is provided at certain sites. Otherwise, a guide uniform allowance may be payable where it is a management requirement that guides adapt a colour coded clothing regime Superannuation For a Seasonal Guide / Information Officer recruited before 1 January 2013 superannuation benefits are provided in accordance with the terms of the Non-Contributory Superannuation Scheme for Non-Established Civil Servants. Membership of the scheme is compulsory The minimum retirement age at which pension is payable for members of this Scheme is 65 and compulsory retirement age is 70 This pension is integrated with the Department of Social Protection State Pension (Contributory) which is currently payable with effect from Age 66 The public service pension paid under this Scheme is based on the assumption that the individual will also receive the State Pension (Contributory) at the maximum personal rate on retirement Where this does not happen, a Supplementary Pension may be payable on application by the retired member (there is no automatic entitlement and the onus is on the individual to apply) Staff appointed between 1 April 2004 and 31 December 2012 do not have a maximum retirement age Staff appointed after 1 January 2013, unless they have previously been members of a Public Service Pension Scheme and have not had a break in service of greater than 26 weeks, will be automatically enrolled in the Single Public Service Pension Scheme. The minimum retirement age for Scheme members is in line with the age of eligibility for the Contributory Old Age State Pension, currently Age 66 Membership of the scheme is compulsory Retirement is compulsory on reaching 70 years of age Spouses’ and dependant children’s pensions are granted under the terms of the Contributory Scheme for the Spouses and Children of non-established Civil Servants. Membership of the scheme is compulsory At the time of being offered an appointment, the employing Department / Office will, in the light of the appointee’s employment history, determine whether he or she is a ‘new entrant’ or not. Candidates are advised to consult Section 2 of the Public Service Superannuation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2004 in relation to the definition of “new entrant”. The text of Section 2 and of the Act is available on the website www.oireachtas.ie Appointees will be required to declare any entitlements to a Public Service pension benefit (in payment or preserved) from any other Public Service employment Other Employment Appointees cannot be employed by another public service body during the period of appointment with the OPW Candidates who are on approved absences from other employment must ensure they are not impinging on their terms of absence by taking up a position with the OPW; proof of these terms must be supplied to OPW Candidates engaged on community employment schemes must determine, and supply proof, of their eligibility for the position, by their provider Eligibility and Employment Conditions The candidate is responsible for ensuring that she / he meets the eligibility requirements and is capable of taking up and meeting the requirements of this position. Failure to meet any of the eligibility requirements and conditions attached to the position will result in the candidate having their Contract of Employment terminated should one have been issued.
General Operative
Inland Fisheries Ireland has two vacancies for General Operatives, which is an excellent opportunity for highly motivated individuals. The ShRBD historically has a large angling structure portfolio, given the nature of the mixed stock fisheries and the requirements for coarse angler access. Much of the infrastructure was constructed during the last TAM programme (1970’s and 1980’s). A lot of the infrastructure went into disrepair and requires ongoing resources to maintain and upgrade. For the last two years, the recruitment of the General Operatives has hugely enhanced our ability to tackle these infrastructure repairs. The fact that this team is solely dedicated to angling development has proved efficient in terms of the specific skills, efficiency working around ground conditions and weather and intricately knowing the locations, types of structures and specific requirement for different areas. To date, most of our dangerous structures have been decommissioned, repaired or replaced, largely through the recruitment of this resource. In a lot of cases, the structures were removed first and depending on demand and stakeholder needs, are systematically being replaced. A further priority list of structures was identified post the 2022 ORIS programme, for the upper and lower Shannon. There are a number of repairs which will need to be completed, to both reduce IFI’s liability and to meet the demands from stakeholders. We have had several positive communications on the new plastic structures constructed throughout the catchment and we had representations to complete/retain other structures. The funding has already being granted and this provides a perfect opportunity, funded externally, to address the existing liabilities we have and to develop new and improved angling infrastructure ABOUT US Inland Fisheries Ireland are the environmental agency responsible for protecting, managing and conserving Ireland's inland fisheries and sea angling resources. More information can be found by visiting our website . VISION, MISSION & VALUES Vision To place the inland fisheries resource in the best sustainable position possible for the benefit of future generations. Mission To protect, manage and conserve Ireland’s inland fisheries and sea angling resources and to maximise their sustainability and natural biodiversity. Values REMUNERATION The salary scale for the position is at the level General Operatives as applies in Inland Fisheries Ireland, it is an 15-point scale: Point 1 €35,894.07; Point 2 €36,664.79; Point 3 €38,860.26; Point 4 €39,048.70; Point 5 €39,224.35; Point 6 €39,329.04; Point 7 €39,425.59; Point 8 €39,526.79; Point 9 €39,609.38; Point 10 €39,735.01; Point 11 €39,833.88; Point 12 €39,944.39; Point 13 €40,057.22; Point 14 €40,274.75; Point 15 €40,492.27 (IFI General Operatives Grade PayScale as of 01.02.2026). Candidates should note that salary will not be subject to negotiation and the rate of remuneration may be adjusted from time to time in line with Government pay policy. New entrants to the public sector will start on Point 1 subject to Haddington Road Agreement and subsequent Government Agreements. GARDA VETTING Please note that the successful candidate will need to go through a Garda Vetting process and complete safeguarding training before they can take up their role. By applying for this role, you give Inland Fisheries Ireland permission to process your personal information through the National Vetting Bureau and if any disclosure of information which comes to light is deemed to put children and vulnerable adults at risk, you may not be able to take up the role. TENURE This post is offered six-month contract which is expected to last until the end of October 2026. APPLICATIONS A cover letter and up to date Curriculum Vitae should be submitted by midnight on Wednesday 20th of May 2026. Late applications will not be processed. Short listing will be based on information provided in the Cover Letter and CV. Canvassing will disqualify. Inland Fisheries Ireland is an equal opportunities employer.
Employee Services and Payroll Project Specialist
An exciting opportunity has arisen in our Limerick Offices for an Employee Services & Payroll Project specialist. The successful candidate will work actively on one or more phases of all identified payroll impacting projects to ensure delivery of Project charter and goals. Flexibility to support day to day payroll and HR operations to drive deeper process understanding, and support process resilience and cross training. Identify opportunities for improvement through proactive data analysis, root cause analysis process walkthroughs and stakeholder engagement. This is a permanent full time position. Responsibilities • Contributing to overall project objectives and completing individual deliverables as set out in project plan • Providing subject matter expertise and input regarding payroll processes and systems to the Project Team • Working with wider business and Project team to establish and meet business needs • Adhering to project timescales, reporting progress against project plan and escalating any potential slippage of significant project dates • Work closely with IT to ensure any legislative payroll related changes are implemented on the system and complete associated UAT • Proactively identify and follow to conclusion any system or process improvement related to the payroll process and system • Participate in any UAT relating to any payroll impacting projects to maintain integrity of the payroll system and employees pay and benefits • Maintain project documentation in line with best Project Management practise and Shared Services documentation requirements • In depth technical knowledge of the Oracle payroll system and associated systems which feed into the payroll system • Be escalation point for complex technical payroll queries • Support maintenance of data integrity by challenging incorrect data in HRIS system and work to resolve any data integrity issues. • Responsibility for requirements gathering solution design, UAT script creation and testing • Create documentation to support new element build • Responsibility for testing EBIZ annual patching requirements • Responsibility for build of payroll elements and fast formulas • Working with iT on any technical process improvements and action tracker items to improve payroll process • Provide support to and cover for day to day Payroll Operations as needed • Assist in payroll service requests, payroll processes including complex arrears calculations and payroll errors as they arise following fortnightly payroll runs. Qualifications Requirements • Minimum of 5+ years of Irish Payroll experience gained within a complex, diverse and fast paced environment • Excellent knowledge of HRIS, T&A and Payroll systems • Ability to work without supervision and on own initiative • Ability to work to strict deadlines and handle conflicting priorities • Excellent communication skills and ability to build trust, rapport and credibility within the business Desirable • Business related degree and/or professional finance qualification • Project management credentials • Expertise in Oracle ERP, Microsoft Dynamics, Power Query/ BI and SharePoint • Knowledge of Irish Tax regulations and benefits • Proficiency in MS Office applications Competitive Salary and Award-Winning Pension Scheme • This is a hybrid role supporting up to 2 days remote per week • Genuine focus and support for personal and professional development
Networks Administrator
The main purpose of the role is to manage, develop and provide IT Network services for daa and its customers ensuring all daa LAN, WAN, Wireless and Internet connectivity, equipment and services are maintained and deployed to a professional standard. Responsibilities CLICK THE APPLY BUTTON TO GO TO THEIR CAREERS PAGE WHERE YOU CAN CHECK THIS JOB AND ALL OTHER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
Community Engagement Senior Manager
A vacancy has arisen for a Community Engagement Senior Manager to lead strategic planning in this important function and to drive the development of community relations, as part of the wider Group Sustainability Team. The successful candidate will report to the Director of Sustainability and will work with various Departments within Dublin Airport and across daa Group in the delivery of key community related initiatives and projects and to ensure the dissemination of information to the community surrounding Dublin Airport and other relevant public and community groups, in addition to key political and regulatory stakeholders. The role requires astute management of stakeholder relations and public engagements. The successful candidate will also be charged with the development of relationships with key members of the community, to seek input and to field concerns from neighbours, and support actions relating to the sustainable development of Dublin Airport. The area of Sustainability and Community is a dynamic, fast-paced, and challenging department within daa, providing an opportunity for the right candidate to work in an area that has a real impact. Responsibilities CLICK THE APPLY BUTTON TO GO TO THEIR CAREERS PAGE WHERE YOU CAN CHECK THIS JOB AND ALL OTHER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
Data Innovation Graduate Programme
Step into the heart of innovation with daa’s Data Innovation Graduate Programme. Over two years, you’ll rotate across our Data Analytics teams - solving real-world challenges that keep Ireland’s airports running smoothly. Whether you're building digital systems or turning data into insights, you’ll deliver impact across operations, retail & commercial, digital, finance, and more. You will work with business teams to design data-driven tools that interpret, model and predict across transactional, geographical, system event and other data to create models, apps and dashboards, that power smarter decisions. Ideal for inquisitive, analytical thinkers with strong communication skills and backgrounds in Computational Thinking , Maths / Stats, Economics, Physics, Engineering, or Product Design. This is a structured 2-year graduate programme. As a Data Innovation Graduate, you’ll work at the intersection of data, insight, and business decision‑making. Across your rotations, you’ll help transform complex data into clear, actionable insights that support smarter choices across daa. Depending on your placement, you could be: CLICK THE APPLY BUTTON TO GO TO THEIR CAREERS PAGE WHERE YOU CAN CHECK THIS JOB AND ALL OTHER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
Car Park Team Member
Reporting to Car Parks Team Lead, the primary focus of the Car Parks Team Member is to ensure the safe, reliable, professional and positive passenger experience across the full airport journey and especially with Car Park products and services. The Car Park Team Member manages and ensures that appropriate and professional car parking facilities and services are delivered in line with quality and operating standards. Team Members will embrace the opportunity to be ‘the face of Dublin Airport’ conveying a professional, helpful, friendly attitude and service to all Dublin Airport customers. Team Members will rotate between car parking duties as required across the campus Car Parks and associated facilities. Work tasks are allocated based on demand, and team members will be required to be agile and move from areas/tasks, as directed by the Car Parks Team Lead and/or Car Park Manager. As part of the wider commercial structure, it may be necessary for the team members to assist the wider commercial team to carry out any changes to the wider plan that arise from time to time.Team Member roles are shift based and provide 24/7 coverage to Car Parks. Please note, this position is 6-month Fixed Term Contract We offer CLICK THE APPLY BUTTON TO GO TO THEIR CAREERS PAGE WHERE YOU CAN CHECK THIS JOB AND ALL OTHER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
