Common use of Personal Carer Level 1 Clause in Contracts

Personal Carer Level 1. Such an Employee would not need to possess any accredited training. An Employee at this Level: • works within established routines, methods and procedures; • has minimal responsibility, accountability or discretion; • works under direct or routine supervision, either individually or in a team; and • requires no previous experience or training. • Provide assistance to residents in carrying out simple personal care tasks which shall include but not be limited to: • supervise daily hygiene e.g. assisting with showers or baths, shaving, lay out clothes and assist in dressing; • make beds and tidy rooms; • store clothes and clean wardrobes; assist with meals.; • Under direct supervision, provide assistance to a higher Personal Carer in attending to the personal care needs of a resident.

Personal Carer Level 1. Such an Employee would not need to possess any accredited training. An Employee at this Level: • works within established routines, methods and procedures; • has minimal responsibility, accountability or discretion; • works under direct or routine supervision, either individually or in a team; and • requires no previous experience or training. • Provide assistance to residents in carrying out simple personal care tasks which shall include but not be limited to: • supervise daily hygiene e.g. assisting with showers or baths, shaving, lay out clothes and assist in dressing; • make beds and tidy rooms; • store clothes and clean wardrobes; assist with meals.; • Under direct supervision, provide assistance to a higher Personal Carer in attending to the personal care needs of a resident.

Personal Carer Level 1. Such an Employee would not need to possess any accredited training. An Employee at this Level: • works within established routines, methods and procedures; • has minimal responsibility, accountability or discretion; • works under direct or routine supervision, either individually or in a team; and • requires no previous experience or training. • Provide assistance to residents in carrying out simple personal care tasks which shall include but not be limited to: • supervise daily hygiene e.g. assisting with showers or baths, shaving, lay out clothes and assist in dressing; • make beds and tidy rooms; • store clothes and clean wardrobes; assist with meals.; • Under direct supervision, provide assistance to a higher Personal Carer in attending to the personal care needs of a resident.