Part Time Renovator Of Furniture - Closing Date: Tuesday 20th March 07..- Vacancy Filled

Recycling Unlimited is a local charity which works with people suffering from mental illness and members of any disadvantaged or socially excluded group in need of rehabilitation, by providing facilities for work experience and vocational skills training. They are currently seeking an experienced renovator of second hand furniture to support the development of their two charity shops with increased quality of furniture. The post is for 16 hours per week, salary commensurate with skills and experience. Specific duties will be:

Renovating second hand pieces of furniture donated to our charity shops, including repairing, assembling, sanding, painting and varnishing and / or joinery and upholstering duties, depending upon the state of the furniture donated to our charity shops Developing quality standards to satisfy our customers needs Keeping accurate records and files of all activities carried out Training and co-ordinating volunteers and trainees working in the renovation of furniture, if required Helping in the collection of donated goods and delivery of items sold, when required In partnership with the rest of the team raising the profile of Recycling Unlimited. Ensuring that all personal and financial information is kept confidential in line with the 1998 Data Protection Act Assisting in the co-ordination of the day to day operation of the charity, as requested

Deadline for applications is Tuesday 20th March 07. Interviews will take place on Wednesday 28th March 07. To apply, please send covering letter and CV to Recycling Unlimited at the address below. For further information about this job post, including full job description and person specification, please contact Abel Rivera or Kerry Hunter at: Recycling Unlimited 151 Newland Avenue Hull HU5 2ER

Phone: 01482 343726 Email: eddie.brooks@recycling.hullresidents.net or kerry.hunter@recycling.hullresidents.net

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