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We have an exciting opportunity for an Associate Dentist to be part of our family run group of Practices and to join our team in Newtownards on a part-time basis working Mondays and Wednesdays. There is an established list available which includes a number of private patients. Denplan is offered at this practice. We pride ourselves on offering an excellent quality of care and service to our patients. Our practices are equipped with Digital X-Rays, Software of Excellence Practice Management Software and Rotary Endodontics. Benefits
Cleaning Operative
Mount Charles Group are one of the largest and privately owned soft Facilities Management, catering and ancillary service/product providers in Ireland. If you are a customer focused individual and want to join a fun and family orientated business which believes people are our greatest asset, then we have a role for you! Our family values speak for themselves: Do the right thing, Have fun & grow together, Take pride in what you do! We are currently recruiting for a Cleaning Operative to join our team based at Woven Housing, Newtownabbey. This is a great opportunity to join a world leading facilities management company. Working Pattern: The Mount Charles Group is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all sections of the community. Due to the number of applicants Mount Charles receives, we only respond to short-listed applicants. If you have not been contacted within six weeks of the closing date, you have not been selected for interview. GREAT PEOPLE - GREAT SERVICE - GREAT FUTURE
Workplace Receptionist/ Coordinator
As a CBRE Receptionist, you will provide administrative tasks to a department or office. This includes greeting visitors, answering calls, setting up meeting rooms, and other duties. This job is part of the Workplace Experience function. They are responsible for providing world-class customer service to the clients and visitors of a designated building. What You’ll Do: • Receive and direct incoming calls to appropriate personnel and voicemail. • Greet clients, applicants, and visitors upon arrival. Issue visitor passes and parking validations and follow security protocols. • Schedule and prepare meeting and conference rooms. This includes room setup, placing catering orders, and securing technological equipment. Request building and housekeeping services as needed. • Perform general clerical duties including distributing office faxes and packages and ordering office supplies. • Track incoming and outgoing packages, mail, and freight. Arrange messenger service as needed. Arrange hospitality services for guests such as transportation, tickets, reservations, etc. • Use existing procedures to solve straightforward problems while having a limited opportunity to exercise discretion. • Impact through clearly defined duties, methods, and tasks are described in detail. • Deliver own output by following defined procedures and processes under close supervision and guidance. What You’ll Need: • 2-3 years of job-related experience. • Ability to follow basic work routines and standards in the application of work. • Communication skills to exchange straightforward information. • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office products. Examples include Word, Excel, Outlook, etc. • Strong organizational skills with an inquisitive mindset. • Basic math skills. Ability to calculate simple figures such as percentages, discounts, and markups
Watch Officer
The Role The Watch Officer (WO) on shift duty at Marine Rescue Coordination Centres (RCCs) in the Irish Coast Guard, is responsible for watch-keeping on the emergency frequencies and is required to act as Marine Alert, Notification and/or SAR Mission Coordination (SMC) Officer. SMC duties include planning and coordination of response to emergencies at sea, on the coast, cliffs, inland waters and terrain of Ireland. The WO is required to process marine communication traffic. Duties include: responding to ship casualty and pollution incidents, vessel traffic monitoring, monitoring of Volunteer Coast Guard Unit activities, coordinating Coast Guard aviation operations (Helicopter and Fixed Wing), tasking and coordination of SAR Units, coordination of service delivery to other State organisations including Principal Response Agencies, and stakeholder liaison. Main Duties and Responsibilities of the Role The main duties and responsibilities include: • Marine Emergency Service Coordinator; • The provision of communications services necessary in marine emergency operations in the areas around Ireland; • The provision of safety and other maritime communications services for vessels at sea and on inland waterways, rivers and lakes; • The provision of communication services for international shipping; • The broadcasting, at specified times, of information concerning navigation hazards, weather alerts and general weather information; • Operation of a marine communications services system and general Coast Radio Station procedures; • Vessel Traffic Monitoring and Information Services. The above is a general guide to the key duties and responsibilities of the role and is not an exhaustive description. Other duties and responsibilities appropriate to the role may be assigned from time to time. Please be advised: This is a uniformed position, and Watch Officers are required to wear their uniform in a presentable manner and maintain a smart and neat appearance, as determined by Coast Guard Management. Training Successful candidates will begin with an induction week at the Marine Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) Dublin, Leeson Lane, Dublin 2, where they will be introduced to Irish Coast Guard procedures and operations. Following this, each candidate will be assigned to one of the Coast Guard Rescue Coordination Centres (Dublin, Malin, or Valentia) for the duration of their training period. As part of their development, newly inducted officers will receive on-the-job training at Dublin, Malin and Valentia centres. During this training phase, travel expenses and subsistence allowances will be provided for activities conducted away from their designated Rescue Coordination Centre, in accordance with Civil Service Regulations. Further training may be conducted at designated facilities such as the National Maritime College of Ireland (NMCI) in Cork. Upon successful completion of the New Entrant SMC and basic training, candidates will be awarded a Level 7 Special Purpose Award, administered by NMCI, a constituent college of Munster Technological University. Important Note: Depending on the number of successful candidates, there may be two group intakes for successful candidates with training commencing in April & May 2026. Location of Posts/Vacancies Positions will be filled in the Marine Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Dublin, Marine Rescue Sub Centre (MRSC) Valentia, Co. Kerry and MRSC Malin Head, Co. Donegal. Upon completion of basic training, new entrants will then be invited to specify their preferred location and will be assigned to one of the three RCCs. Assignments are based on prioritisation of vacancies and appointees who are not successful in being initially appointed to their first preferred location are placed on a transfer list for assignment to their preferred location, as vacancies arise. Candidates who are successful in this competition will be placed on a panel, in an order of merit, to fill current and any future vacancies which may arise. It is not expected that appointments will be made from this panel after November 2026. Benefits As well as a meaningful, varied, challenging and interesting career, some of the benefits of working as a Watch Officer in the Irish Coast Guard are: • Competitive salary starting at €38,250* (see further information below in the key information field) with yearly increments for satisfactory performance; • Grade allowance of €4,509.82; • Shift allowance; • Public Sector pension; • 27 days of annual leave per year rising to 29 days after 5 years satisfactory service; Subject to business needs and a satisfactory probationary period: o Flexible working with a commitment to work-life balance and a family-friendly workplace (including work-sharing arrangements and a wide variety of special leave options); o Access to Shorter Working Year Scheme; o Facility to apply for career breaks; o Learning and development opportunities; • Cycle to work scheme; • Access to Public Service Credit Union; • Tax saver public transport pass; • Opportunities for promotion through inter-departmental & open competitions. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Essential Candidates must have on or before 25th September 2025: (a) A current Deck Officer / Watch keeping Certificate as per the categories outlined in Table 1 Appendix 1-page 8; or (b) A current Watch-Keeping Certificate outlined in Table 2 Appendix 1-page 8; or (c) A minimum of five years relevant professional experience in maritime communications and operations, onboard ship, SAR Aircraft (pilot or aircrew) or ashore (including MRCC SAR Coordination or Coast Radio Station experience). In addition, all candidates must have the following: 2. (a) A minimum of two years’ experience in a practical seagoing capacity while holding a recognised maritime or other relevant professional qualification; or (b) A minimum of two years SAR experience as Boat Coxswain or Aircraft crew as part of a declared SAR resource while holding a recognised maritime or other relevant professional qualification. 3. A current GMDSS Certificate. 4. Knowledge of the Coast Guard, maritime Search and Rescue organisations in Ireland, the framework of maritime legislation, the Irish National SAR Plan and the National Oil Spill & Hazardous Noxious Substance (HNS) Contingency plan. 5. Knowledge of International Aeronautical & Maritime Search & Rescue Manuals (IAMSAR) and maritime communications publications. 6. Good Information Technology (IT) skills including a proficiency in MS Office applications. 7. Knowledge of dangerous or pollutant cargoes. 8. A good knowledge and appreciation of the maritime industry. 9. Good interpersonal skills and strong focus on meeting customer and service needs. 10. Sound judgement, personal discipline, initiative, drive and energy, and decision-making skills. 11. The ability to work under pressure including the ability to be resilient and to cope with the sometimes distressing or difficult environments of marine or inland emergency incidents. 12. Ability to achieve results as part of a team and work effectively with others. 13. Good oral and written communication skills including the ability to speak English clearly without impediment. 14. Experience in leading and managing teams in an operational environment. 15. Adaptability, ability to collaborate with other maritime agencies, ability to motivate and support others in the team. 16. The ability to interact confidently in a multinational, multicultural environment. Special Essential Personal Attributes required for the performance of the job • High standard of physical and mental fitness, good eyesight and hearing. • In a safety sensitive organisation such as the Irish Coast Guard, non-dependence on drugs and alcohol is essential. The Department reserves the right to seek medical advice in relation to these Essential Personal Attributes. Desirable • Have a qualification equivalent to or higher than a National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) level 7 (Ordinary Bachelor Degree) in a discipline relevant to the role; • Knowledge and/or experience in Search and Rescue or other emergency services; • Knowledge and/or experience in maritime aviation including SAR and/or environmental monitoring; • Knowledge and/or experience in water safety and of different types of vessels and their operation, including the variety of ship types, and knowledge of small craft in both fishing and recreational sectors; • Experience in the operation of radio transmitters, receivers and ancillary equipment; • A full driving licence (Class B) valid in Ireland. Shortlisting The number of applications received for a position generally exceeds that required to fill existing and future vacancies. While a candidate may meet the eligibility requirements of the competition, if the numbers applying are such that it would not be practical to interview everyone, publicjobs may decide that a smaller number will be invited to the next stage of the selection process. publicjobs provides for the employment of a shortlisting process to select a group who, based on an examination of the application forms, appear to be the most suitable for the position. This is not to suggest that other candidates are necessarily unsuitable or incapable of undertaking the job, rather that there are some candidates who, based on their application, appear to be better qualified and/or have more relevant experience. During shortlisting, an expert board will examine the application forms against agreed shortlisting criteria which are based on the requirements of the position. The standard of content of each application submitted may also be assessed during this process. Where a competition attracts a large number of eligible candidates, the shortlisting process will apply a scored assessment of the information provided on the application form. A rank order of candidates will then be created, and based on that ranking candidates will be invited to the next stage of the process in groups/batches, with those candidates ranked highest invited initially. Subsequent groups/batches may be invited to the next stage of the selection process over the lifetime of the competition on a demand-led basis, if required. The shortlisting criteria may include both essential and desirable criteria specified for the position, and it is therefore in your own interest to provide a detailed and accurate account of your qualifications/experience in your application. The onus is on candidates to complete the application form fully and accurately. For certain competitions, candidates may be required to undertake online assessment tests and will be shortlisted in accordance with their ranking in these tests. Applicants must successfully compete and be placed highest on the order of merit to be considered for advancement to the next stage of a multi-stage selection process, which may include a shortlisting exercise as described above. The number to be invited forward at each stage will be determined from time to time by publicjobs. Salary Range: €38,250 to €68,588 plus allowance of €4,509.82 and shift pay, payable to appointees on rostered duty. The rate of shift pay is 27% of basic salary per annum. It should be noted that a new appointee on rostered duty might expect to earn €53,087.32 (point 1 of August 2025 pay scale €38,250 plus shift pay @ 27% - €10,327.50 and grade allowance of €4,509.82). This figure does not include any overtime earned for additional attendance. Starting Annual Leave: 27 days Hours of attendance: 41 hours and 15 minutes gross per week
Watch Officer
The Role The Watch Officer (WO) on shift duty at Marine Rescue Coordination Centres (RCCs) in the Irish Coast Guard, is responsible for watch-keeping on the emergency frequencies and is required to act as Marine Alert, Notification and/or SAR Mission Coordination (SMC) Officer. SMC duties include planning and coordination of response to emergencies at sea, on the coast, cliffs, inland waters and terrain of Ireland. The WO is required to process marine communication traffic. Duties include: responding to ship casualty and pollution incidents, vessel traffic monitoring, monitoring of Volunteer Coast Guard Unit activities, coordinating Coast Guard aviation operations (Helicopter and Fixed Wing), tasking and coordination of SAR Units, coordination of service delivery to other State organisations including Principal Response Agencies, and stakeholder liaison. Main Duties and Responsibilities of the Role The main duties and responsibilities include: • Marine Emergency Service Coordinator; • The provision of communications services necessary in marine emergency operations in the areas around Ireland; • The provision of safety and other maritime communications services for vessels at sea and on inland waterways, rivers and lakes; • The provision of communication services for international shipping; • The broadcasting, at specified times, of information concerning navigation hazards, weather alerts and general weather information; • Operation of a marine communications services system and general Coast Radio Station procedures; • Vessel Traffic Monitoring and Information Services. The above is a general guide to the key duties and responsibilities of the role and is not an exhaustive description. Other duties and responsibilities appropriate to the role may be assigned from time to time. Please be advised: This is a uniformed position, and Watch Officers are required to wear their uniform in a presentable manner and maintain a smart and neat appearance, as determined by Coast Guard Management. Training Successful candidates will begin with an induction week at the Marine Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) Dublin, Leeson Lane, Dublin 2, where they will be introduced to Irish Coast Guard procedures and operations. Following this, each candidate will be assigned to one of the Coast Guard Rescue Coordination Centres (Dublin, Malin, or Valentia) for the duration of their training period. As part of their development, newly inducted officers will receive on-the-job training at Dublin, Malin and Valentia centres. During this training phase, travel expenses and subsistence allowances will be provided for activities conducted away from their designated Rescue Coordination Centre, in accordance with Civil Service Regulations. Further training may be conducted at designated facilities such as the National Maritime College of Ireland (NMCI) in Cork. Upon successful completion of the New Entrant SMC and basic training, candidates will be awarded a Level 7 Special Purpose Award, administered by NMCI, a constituent college of Munster Technological University. Important Note: Depending on the number of successful candidates, there may be two group intakes for successful candidates with training commencing in April & May 2026. Location of Posts/Vacancies Positions will be filled in the Marine Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Dublin, Marine Rescue Sub Centre (MRSC) Valentia, Co. Kerry and MRSC Malin Head, Co. Donegal. Upon completion of basic training, new entrants will then be invited to specify their preferred location and will be assigned to one of the three RCCs. Assignments are based on prioritisation of vacancies and appointees who are not successful in being initially appointed to their first preferred location are placed on a transfer list for assignment to their preferred location, as vacancies arise. Candidates who are successful in this competition will be placed on a panel, in an order of merit, to fill current and any future vacancies which may arise. It is not expected that appointments will be made from this panel after November 2026. Benefits As well as a meaningful, varied, challenging and interesting career, some of the benefits of working as a Watch Officer in the Irish Coast Guard are: • Competitive salary starting at €38,250* (see further information below in the key information field) with yearly increments for satisfactory performance; • Grade allowance of €4,509.82; • Shift allowance; • Public Sector pension; • 27 days of annual leave per year rising to 29 days after 5 years satisfactory service; Subject to business needs and a satisfactory probationary period: o Flexible working with a commitment to work-life balance and a family-friendly workplace (including work-sharing arrangements and a wide variety of special leave options); o Access to Shorter Working Year Scheme; o Facility to apply for career breaks; o Learning and development opportunities; • Cycle to work scheme; • Access to Public Service Credit Union; • Tax saver public transport pass; • Opportunities for promotion through inter-departmental & open competitions. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Essential Candidates must have on or before 25th September 2025: (a) A current Deck Officer / Watch keeping Certificate as per the categories outlined in Table 1 Appendix 1-page 8; or (b) A current Watch-Keeping Certificate outlined in Table 2 Appendix 1-page 8; or (c) A minimum of five years relevant professional experience in maritime communications and operations, onboard ship, SAR Aircraft (pilot or aircrew) or ashore (including MRCC SAR Coordination or Coast Radio Station experience). In addition, all candidates must have the following: 2. (a) A minimum of two years’ experience in a practical seagoing capacity while holding a recognised maritime or other relevant professional qualification; or (b) A minimum of two years SAR experience as Boat Coxswain or Aircraft crew as part of a declared SAR resource while holding a recognised maritime or other relevant professional qualification. 3. A current GMDSS Certificate. 4. Knowledge of the Coast Guard, maritime Search and Rescue organisations in Ireland, the framework of maritime legislation, the Irish National SAR Plan and the National Oil Spill & Hazardous Noxious Substance (HNS) Contingency plan. 5. Knowledge of International Aeronautical & Maritime Search & Rescue Manuals (IAMSAR) and maritime communications publications. 6. Good Information Technology (IT) skills including a proficiency in MS Office applications. 7. Knowledge of dangerous or pollutant cargoes. 8. A good knowledge and appreciation of the maritime industry. 9. Good interpersonal skills and strong focus on meeting customer and service needs. 10. Sound judgement, personal discipline, initiative, drive and energy, and decision-making skills. 11. The ability to work under pressure including the ability to be resilient and to cope with the sometimes distressing or difficult environments of marine or inland emergency incidents. 12. Ability to achieve results as part of a team and work effectively with others. 13. Good oral and written communication skills including the ability to speak English clearly without impediment. 14. Experience in leading and managing teams in an operational environment. 15. Adaptability, ability to collaborate with other maritime agencies, ability to motivate and support others in the team. 16. The ability to interact confidently in a multinational, multicultural environment. Special Essential Personal Attributes required for the performance of the job • High standard of physical and mental fitness, good eyesight and hearing. • In a safety sensitive organisation such as the Irish Coast Guard, non-dependence on drugs and alcohol is essential. The Department reserves the right to seek medical advice in relation to these Essential Personal Attributes. Desirable • Have a qualification equivalent to or higher than a National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) level 7 (Ordinary Bachelor Degree) in a discipline relevant to the role; • Knowledge and/or experience in Search and Rescue or other emergency services; • Knowledge and/or experience in maritime aviation including SAR and/or environmental monitoring; • Knowledge and/or experience in water safety and of different types of vessels and their operation, including the variety of ship types, and knowledge of small craft in both fishing and recreational sectors; • Experience in the operation of radio transmitters, receivers and ancillary equipment; • A full driving licence (Class B) valid in Ireland. Shortlisting The number of applications received for a position generally exceeds that required to fill existing and future vacancies. While a candidate may meet the eligibility requirements of the competition, if the numbers applying are such that it would not be practical to interview everyone, publicjobs may decide that a smaller number will be invited to the next stage of the selection process. publicjobs provides for the employment of a shortlisting process to select a group who, based on an examination of the application forms, appear to be the most suitable for the position. This is not to suggest that other candidates are necessarily unsuitable or incapable of undertaking the job, rather that there are some candidates who, based on their application, appear to be better qualified and/or have more relevant experience. During shortlisting, an expert board will examine the application forms against agreed shortlisting criteria which are based on the requirements of the position. The standard of content of each application submitted may also be assessed during this process. Where a competition attracts a large number of eligible candidates, the shortlisting process will apply a scored assessment of the information provided on the application form. A rank order of candidates will then be created, and based on that ranking candidates will be invited to the next stage of the process in groups/batches, with those candidates ranked highest invited initially. Subsequent groups/batches may be invited to the next stage of the selection process over the lifetime of the competition on a demand-led basis, if required. The shortlisting criteria may include both essential and desirable criteria specified for the position, and it is therefore in your own interest to provide a detailed and accurate account of your qualifications/experience in your application. The onus is on candidates to complete the application form fully and accurately. For certain competitions, candidates may be required to undertake online assessment tests and will be shortlisted in accordance with their ranking in these tests. Applicants must successfully compete and be placed highest on the order of merit to be considered for advancement to the next stage of a multi-stage selection process, which may include a shortlisting exercise as described above. The number to be invited forward at each stage will be determined from time to time by publicjobs. Salary Range: €38,250 to €68,588 plus allowance of €4,509.82 and shift pay, payable to appointees on rostered duty. The rate of shift pay is 27% of basic salary per annum. It should be noted that a new appointee on rostered duty might expect to earn €53,087.32 (point 1 of August 2025 pay scale €38,250 plus shift pay @ 27% - €10,327.50 and grade allowance of €4,509.82). This figure does not include any overtime earned for additional attendance. Starting Annual Leave: 27 days Hours of attendance: 41 hours and 15 minutes gross per week
Watch Officer
The Role The Watch Officer (WO) on shift duty at Marine Rescue Coordination Centres (RCCs) in the Irish Coast Guard, is responsible for watch-keeping on the emergency frequencies and is required to act as Marine Alert, Notification and/or SAR Mission Coordination (SMC) Officer. SMC duties include planning and coordination of response to emergencies at sea, on the coast, cliffs, inland waters and terrain of Ireland. The WO is required to process marine communication traffic. Duties include: responding to ship casualty and pollution incidents, vessel traffic monitoring, monitoring of Volunteer Coast Guard Unit activities, coordinating Coast Guard aviation operations (Helicopter and Fixed Wing), tasking and coordination of SAR Units, coordination of service delivery to other State organisations including Principal Response Agencies, and stakeholder liaison. Main Duties and Responsibilities of the Role The main duties and responsibilities include: • Marine Emergency Service Coordinator; • The provision of communications services necessary in marine emergency operations in the areas around Ireland; • The provision of safety and other maritime communications services for vessels at sea and on inland waterways, rivers and lakes; • The provision of communication services for international shipping; • The broadcasting, at specified times, of information concerning navigation hazards, weather alerts and general weather information; • Operation of a marine communications services system and general Coast Radio Station procedures; • Vessel Traffic Monitoring and Information Services. The above is a general guide to the key duties and responsibilities of the role and is not an exhaustive description. Other duties and responsibilities appropriate to the role may be assigned from time to time. Please be advised: This is a uniformed position, and Watch Officers are required to wear their uniform in a presentable manner and maintain a smart and neat appearance, as determined by Coast Guard Management. Training Successful candidates will begin with an induction week at the Marine Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) Dublin, Leeson Lane, Dublin 2, where they will be introduced to Irish Coast Guard procedures and operations. Following this, each candidate will be assigned to one of the Coast Guard Rescue Coordination Centres (Dublin, Malin, or Valentia) for the duration of their training period. As part of their development, newly inducted officers will receive on-the-job training at Dublin, Malin and Valentia centres. During this training phase, travel expenses and subsistence allowances will be provided for activities conducted away from their designated Rescue Coordination Centre, in accordance with Civil Service Regulations. Further training may be conducted at designated facilities such as the National Maritime College of Ireland (NMCI) in Cork. Upon successful completion of the New Entrant SMC and basic training, candidates will be awarded a Level 7 Special Purpose Award, administered by NMCI, a constituent college of Munster Technological University. Important Note: Depending on the number of successful candidates, there may be two group intakes for successful candidates with training commencing in April & May 2026. Location of Posts/Vacancies Positions will be filled in the Marine Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Dublin, Marine Rescue Sub Centre (MRSC) Valentia, Co. Kerry and MRSC Malin Head, Co. Donegal. Upon completion of basic training, new entrants will then be invited to specify their preferred location and will be assigned to one of the three RCCs. Assignments are based on prioritisation of vacancies and appointees who are not successful in being initially appointed to their first preferred location are placed on a transfer list for assignment to their preferred location, as vacancies arise. Candidates who are successful in this competition will be placed on a panel, in an order of merit, to fill current and any future vacancies which may arise. It is not expected that appointments will be made from this panel after November 2026. Benefits As well as a meaningful, varied, challenging and interesting career, some of the benefits of working as a Watch Officer in the Irish Coast Guard are: • Competitive salary starting at €38,250* (see further information below in the key information field) with yearly increments for satisfactory performance; • Grade allowance of €4,509.82; • Shift allowance; • Public Sector pension; • 27 days of annual leave per year rising to 29 days after 5 years satisfactory service; Subject to business needs and a satisfactory probationary period: o Flexible working with a commitment to work-life balance and a family-friendly workplace (including work-sharing arrangements and a wide variety of special leave options); o Access to Shorter Working Year Scheme; o Facility to apply for career breaks; o Learning and development opportunities; • Cycle to work scheme; • Access to Public Service Credit Union; • Tax saver public transport pass; • Opportunities for promotion through inter-departmental & open competitions. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Essential Candidates must have on or before 25th September 2025: (a) A current Deck Officer / Watch keeping Certificate as per the categories outlined in Table 1 Appendix 1-page 8; or (b) A current Watch-Keeping Certificate outlined in Table 2 Appendix 1-page 8; or (c) A minimum of five years relevant professional experience in maritime communications and operations, onboard ship, SAR Aircraft (pilot or aircrew) or ashore (including MRCC SAR Coordination or Coast Radio Station experience). In addition, all candidates must have the following: 2. (a) A minimum of two years’ experience in a practical seagoing capacity while holding a recognised maritime or other relevant professional qualification; or (b) A minimum of two years SAR experience as Boat Coxswain or Aircraft crew as part of a declared SAR resource while holding a recognised maritime or other relevant professional qualification. 3. A current GMDSS Certificate. 4. Knowledge of the Coast Guard, maritime Search and Rescue organisations in Ireland, the framework of maritime legislation, the Irish National SAR Plan and the National Oil Spill & Hazardous Noxious Substance (HNS) Contingency plan. 5. Knowledge of International Aeronautical & Maritime Search & Rescue Manuals (IAMSAR) and maritime communications publications. 6. Good Information Technology (IT) skills including a proficiency in MS Office applications. 7. Knowledge of dangerous or pollutant cargoes. 8. A good knowledge and appreciation of the maritime industry. 9. Good interpersonal skills and strong focus on meeting customer and service needs. 10. Sound judgement, personal discipline, initiative, drive and energy, and decision-making skills. 11. The ability to work under pressure including the ability to be resilient and to cope with the sometimes distressing or difficult environments of marine or inland emergency incidents. 12. Ability to achieve results as part of a team and work effectively with others. 13. Good oral and written communication skills including the ability to speak English clearly without impediment. 14. Experience in leading and managing teams in an operational environment. 15. Adaptability, ability to collaborate with other maritime agencies, ability to motivate and support others in the team. 16. The ability to interact confidently in a multinational, multicultural environment. Special Essential Personal Attributes required for the performance of the job • High standard of physical and mental fitness, good eyesight and hearing. • In a safety sensitive organisation such as the Irish Coast Guard, non-dependence on drugs and alcohol is essential. The Department reserves the right to seek medical advice in relation to these Essential Personal Attributes. Desirable • Have a qualification equivalent to or higher than a National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) level 7 (Ordinary Bachelor Degree) in a discipline relevant to the role; • Knowledge and/or experience in Search and Rescue or other emergency services; • Knowledge and/or experience in maritime aviation including SAR and/or environmental monitoring; • Knowledge and/or experience in water safety and of different types of vessels and their operation, including the variety of ship types, and knowledge of small craft in both fishing and recreational sectors; • Experience in the operation of radio transmitters, receivers and ancillary equipment; • A full driving licence (Class B) valid in Ireland. Shortlisting The number of applications received for a position generally exceeds that required to fill existing and future vacancies. While a candidate may meet the eligibility requirements of the competition, if the numbers applying are such that it would not be practical to interview everyone, publicjobs may decide that a smaller number will be invited to the next stage of the selection process. publicjobs provides for the employment of a shortlisting process to select a group who, based on an examination of the application forms, appear to be the most suitable for the position. This is not to suggest that other candidates are necessarily unsuitable or incapable of undertaking the job, rather that there are some candidates who, based on their application, appear to be better qualified and/or have more relevant experience. During shortlisting, an expert board will examine the application forms against agreed shortlisting criteria which are based on the requirements of the position. The standard of content of each application submitted may also be assessed during this process. Where a competition attracts a large number of eligible candidates, the shortlisting process will apply a scored assessment of the information provided on the application form. A rank order of candidates will then be created, and based on that ranking candidates will be invited to the next stage of the process in groups/batches, with those candidates ranked highest invited initially. Subsequent groups/batches may be invited to the next stage of the selection process over the lifetime of the competition on a demand-led basis, if required. The shortlisting criteria may include both essential and desirable criteria specified for the position, and it is therefore in your own interest to provide a detailed and accurate account of your qualifications/experience in your application. The onus is on candidates to complete the application form fully and accurately. For certain competitions, candidates may be required to undertake online assessment tests and will be shortlisted in accordance with their ranking in these tests. Applicants must successfully compete and be placed highest on the order of merit to be considered for advancement to the next stage of a multi-stage selection process, which may include a shortlisting exercise as described above. The number to be invited forward at each stage will be determined from time to time by publicjobs. Salary Range: €38,250 to €68,588 plus allowance of €4,509.82 and shift pay, payable to appointees on rostered duty. The rate of shift pay is 27% of basic salary per annum. It should be noted that a new appointee on rostered duty might expect to earn €53,087.32 (point 1 of August 2025 pay scale €38,250 plus shift pay @ 27% - €10,327.50 and grade allowance of €4,509.82). This figure does not include any overtime earned for additional attendance. Starting Annual Leave: 27 days Hours of attendance: 41 hours and 15 minutes gross per week
Project Manager
JOB TITLE: Project Manager (Electrical) DEPARTMENT: Engineering REPORTING TO: Capital Projects Manager HOURS OF WORK: 37.5 hours per week Monday – Friday, 09:00-17:00, with flexibility About the Job In 2023 Belfast International Airport announced a development program valued at £100M. To date, the capital projects team have successfully delivered >£35M in projects. The existing engineering and projects team will be enhanced by the addition of a Project Manager (Electrical) to assist with the implementation of this capital program. The next phases of works require an Electrical Engineer to lead projects involving the airports electrical infrastructure as well as contributing to projects involving the airports other systems. The successful candidates primary project will be to manage the increased electrification of the airport estate and increased controls around energy efficiency. This is fundamental to VINCI Airports decarbonisation commitments and promotion of sustainable airport operations. This is an exciting opportunity for a person wishing to develop their career within the aviation industry; as Project Manager (Electrical) the successful candidate will be part of a high performing team building BIAs (Belfast International Airport) future infrastructure. BIA is part of the VINCI group of companies. This represents an excellent opportunity for exposure to an international network of professionals and businesses. The successful candidate will play a key role in the airport’s future, reporting to the Capital Projects Manager, supporting the planning and execution of strategically important projects within a live airport operational environment. Job Purpose The job holder will primarily be responsible for assisting the Capital Projects Manager in delivering Electrical & Systems Specific projects as well as Building & Civil Engineering projects. Please refer to the job descripton and person specification for full details of the job duties and essential/desirable criteria. Should the standard of applicants be higher than anticipated, the Company reserves the right to enhance the short-listing criteria above that stated in this advertisement. Belfast International Airport Ltd. is an Equal Opportunities Employer and welcomes applicants from all sections of society regardless of their religious belief, political opinion, gender, disability, marital status, race, age or sexual orientation.
Mechanical Supervisor
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