Facilities Maintenance Volunteers

Do you have a can-do attitude with an ability to turn your hands to most practical tasks? We are looking for facilities maintenance volunteers to keep our patient and nursing buildings in Watford, St Albans, Tring and Chalfont St Giles in first class condition.

Facilities Maintenance Volunteers

Opportunity details

Location Watford

Team Facilities

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Likely hours Flexible - we're looking for a few hours each week

Volunteers in this role support our busy Facilities team to keep on top of the maintenance of our patient and nursing buildings. The work they do means that we are able to save money that would be spent on outside contractors, allowing more of our valuable resources to go to the care of our patients and families.
Facilities maintenance volunteers help the Facilities team with maintaining the fixtures and fittings in accordance with Health and Safety guidelines. There are a few regular weekly and monthly tasks as well as other ad hoc tasks and projects.

Tasks may include:

• minor repairs
• small decorating tasks
• putting up noticeboards, shelves, blinds
• occasional garden tasks
• premises health and safety checks
• individual projects for example, office moves
• changing batteries in door guards
• ladder checks
• filling printers with paper
• check lights, door locks and handle

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Benefits of becoming a Facilities Maintenance volunteer

Here are just some of the benefits our volunteers have listed for why they love donating their time with us:

Volunteering is a great way to be sociable

Making friends Spending time in an office alongside friendly, like-minded people with a shared aim, has enormous sociable benefits.

Volunteering at Rennie Grove is rewarding

Rewarding results Our volunteers talk about great satisfaction gained, when completing a task and knowing that it’s helped the team, the patients we support and all of those around them.

Volunteer at Rennie Grove and learn new skills

Learning new skills Volunteering is a wonderful way to learn new skills and keep your brain active.

Learn more about volunteering with Rennie Grove Peace

Without the time our volunteers give to support all areas of our work, we couldn’t help all the families who need us. We have a wide range of volunteer roles with varying time commitments to suit people in different circumstances.