Volunteer Groundskeeper Assistant Job In New Zealand

Mary potter hospice are seeking for volunteer groundskeeper assistant to join their team in Wellington, New Zealand. The ideal candidate play a crucial role in maintaining the beauty and functionality of outdoor space within the community. Mary potter hospice provide compassionate palliative care and support to individuals with a mission to enhance the quality of life for patients through holistic and patients centred care. The candidate is responsible for picking up loose rubbish around the hospice and the apartments. It must be capable for supporting the tidiness of the grounds and adjacent apartment, with the ability to work two hours per day within the community. This full-time position offers a competitive salary range is $40,000 – $50,000 per year.

Responsibilities for Volunteer groundskeeper Assistant:

• Candidate is responsible for ensuring all these community facilities within the outdoor space.
• Assisting with maintenance tasks specific to the space including line marking and general field.
• It possess the capability to ensure that all grounds keeping activities adhere to safety regulations and environmental guidelines.
• Maintaining awareness of potential hazards.

Skills for Volunteer groundskeeper Assistant:

• Candidate must possess the ability to maintain the aesthetics and functionality of outdoor spaces.
• Ability to work independently or within the collaborative teamwork.
• Must possess a basic understanding of plants care and gardening principles.
• Possess excellent written and verbal communication skills to effectively engage with patients and their families.

Benefits:

• It provide opportunity for career developments to enhance knowledge.
• Volunteering at the hospice also offers opportunity to network with other individual.
• Offers competitive salary packages.

Volunteering as a grounds person at Mary Potter hospices in Newtown offers individuals the chance to contributes to beautifying, ensuring safety and improving the functionality of outdoor areas in the community and it provides personal and professional  opportunity for the community members.