Support Services Manager – Job
Description
Location: Wexford Creek Senior’s
Community, Nanaimo BC
Please direct all questions or
applications to Nikita Towe – Human Resources Coordinator ntowe@simpeq.ca
250-753-4044 ext 103
Job Summary:
Reporting
to the Chief Operations Manager. This position assumes the role as a leader in
planning, directing, developing, and managing the support services department.
The responsibilities include meeting and adhering to professional standards,
complying with organizational and corporate policies and procedures, supporting
corporate and organizational missions, goals, and values; promoting teamwork
among associates and fostering positive resident outcomes. Excellent
interpersonal and written communications skills as well as the ability to work
well with others and be sensitive to their problems, concerns and goals. Being
‘on call’ in the event of an emergency will be a requirement of this position.
Responsibilities:
- Help
the team to promote and maintain an atmosphere or harmony and a peaceful home
like environment.
- Culinary
certificate from recognized Institution preferred
- Knowledge
of Hazard Analysis Control Points principles (HACCP).
- Food
Service Nutrition Manager designation. (CSNM)
- Commitment
to continuous education.
- Maintenance
and upgrading of immunizations.
- Commitment
to provide the highest quality of service.
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Comply
with all employment requirements as detailed in the Simpe Q hiring package and
Licensing guidelines
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Conducts
regular meetings with staff to inform educate or discuss changes, or updating
of procedures and standards.
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Maintains
budget and monitors expenditures for assigned areas.
-
Supervises
inventory for food requirements. Monitors supplies and resolves discrepancies
with suppliers.
- Reviews,
evaluates, and implements policies in coordination with the views and wishes of
ICC.
- Expectation
of knowledge and the daily practice ICC and Simpe Q policies and procedures
related to position.
-
Complete
audits in accordance with Licensing requirements.
- Supervises
work assignments and evaluating performance.
- Ensures
safety practices and procedures are adhered to.
- Knowledge
of therapeutic diets.
- Ensures
resident and personal safety.
- Oversees
and updates standards and procedures for assigned area.
- Participates
in the orientation, training and continuing education of staff.
- Conducts
regular meetings with staff to inform educate or discuss changes, or updating
of procedures and standards.
- Maintains
budget and monitors expenditures for assigned areas.
- Ensures
consistent staffing levels.
- Completes
probationary and annual performance appraisals.
- Responsible
for quality assurance activities such as ensuring correct food safe
temperatures are hot/cold and holding service.
- Requisitions
maintenance and/or housekeeping or laundry repairs are addressed by maintenance
department.
- Consults
with clinical dietitian for diet modifications and changes resident food
preferences as required. Supervises inventory for food requirements. Monitors
supplies and resolves discrepancies with suppliers.
- Evaluates
resident meal services including tray service and dining rooms to ensure
established standards of quality and quantity are maintained and oversees the
preparation, portioning and/or serving of meals.
- Plans
and develops recipes according to nutritional and therapeutic diet needs of the
facility and estimates food requirements.
- Processes
diet orders as required by making appropriate menu substitutions for standard,
texture modified and therapeutic diets.
Advises food service employees and dietitian as required.
- Attends
meetings as requested: discusses appropriate action with dietitian and relays
outcomes to staff.
- Oversees
the ordering all products related to Dietary, Laundry, and Housekeeping
Chemicals, Paper Products, Linens etc.
- Performs
other related duties as assigned by COO/ Directors.
Regulations:
Adheres
to regulations outlined in the following Acts and Legislations:
- The
Criminal Records Review Act [RSBC
1996]
- The
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act [RSBC 1996]
- B.C.’s
Health Care (Consent) and Care Facility (Admission) Act
- Patients
Property Act
- Community
Care and Assisted Living Act
- Residential
Care Regulation
- Adult
Guardianship Act
- WorkSafe
B.C. Regulations
- Satisfactory
present and continuous medical screening in compliance with the Province’s
immunization and tuberculosis control program
Resident Safety
●
Perform
all duties in a manner in which client safety is the focus.
●
Report
any unsafe activities that may cause harm or injury to a client.
●
Educate
other co-workers/colleagues on the proper safety techniques when there is a
possibility of endangering a client.
●
Observe
and correct any unsafe behavior demonstrated by client.
Physical
Demands:
- Job
requires a significant amount of sitting, standing, reaching, walking, lifting
and walking (according to the National Occupational Classification (NOC)
Definitions, this job is considered “Medium”).
- Lifting
50lbs maximum.
- Frequently
lifting and/or carrying objects up to 20lbs.
- May
involve sitting with pushing and pulling or arm and/or leg controls.
- Must
be able to handle stressful situations in the workplace.
Health
and Safety Risks:
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Physical:
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Muscle
strain from lifting, transferring, turning clients
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Dealing
with aggressive clients
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Repetitive
strain injuries
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Ergonomic:
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Working
at a desk/computer
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Chemical:
-
WHMIS
& Control products (e.g. Cleaning products, skin & wound products,
shampoos, soaps, antiseptic and antibacterial solutions, Oxygen)
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Biological:
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Contact
with blood & body fluids
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Exposure
to illnesses common to communal living environments (Influenza, colds, GI
illnesses, other bacteria & viruses)
-
Plants
and animals
-
Needle
stick injuries
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Radiation