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Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire

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Posted 9 days ago

£20 - £22 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Nuneaton, Warwickshire

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Posted 5 days ago

£22 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Warwickshire, Warwickshire

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Posted 5 hours ago

£23 - £27 Per Hour

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Hillingdon, Greater London

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Posted 5 hours ago

£845 - £1,050 Per Week

Full Time, Contract

Bristol, Bristol

Ref v93lca

Posted 26 days ago

£22 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Warwick, Warwickshire

Ref HO-28333

Posted 9 days ago

£26 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Hillingdon, Greater London

Ref FJ-432

Posted 7 days ago

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How many Ambulance Service Make Ready Operative jobs are available on Pertemps?

There are 27 Ambulance Service Make Ready Operative jobs available on Pertemps right now.

What does a Ambulance Service Make Ready Operative do?

Ambulance staff transport sick, injured and convalescent persons and give first aid treatment in emergencies. They check ambulance vehicles are roadworthy, cleaned and have all the necessary equipment.

Tasks required include:

  • Helps patients into and out of ambulance.
  • Drives ambulance or accompanies driver to transport patients to hospitals or other treatment centres and homes.
  • Ascertains nature of injuries and provides first aid treatment.
  • Cleans and disinfects ambulance after use and carries out routine care of ambulance equipment.
  • Replenishes medical supplies in ambulance as necessary.
  • Checks and maintains vehicles to ensure they are roadworthy.
What are the entry requirements for a Ambulance Service Make Ready Operative?

Academic qualifications are not normally required. Entry requirements vary between ambulance services. Entrants must normally have possessed a full clean driving licence for one to two years and have health clearance. Entrants undertake a minimum of 2 weeks training in first aid and patient care. Successful trainees are then attached to an ambulance station where they work under the guidance of a trained supervisor for a probationary period before working unsupervised.