Malteser in Deutschland | Germany | Bremen | Permanent position | Part time - flexible | Published since: 16.04.2025 on stepstone.de
Employee (m/w/d) for the area of disinfection
For the basic disinfection of our ambulances, we are looking at our rescue station in Bremen Huchting at the next possible time for reinforcement for our team based on a slight employment (minijob). JOBV1_EN
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For the basic disinfection of our ambulances, we are looking at our rescue station in Bremen Huchting at the next possible time for reinforcement for our team based on a slight employment (minijob).
Working in the basic disinfection Control of existing material on decay and completeness Organisation and implementation of disinfection measures on vehicles and medical material Maintenance and cleaning of ambulances Compliance with hygiene and safety regulations Support in the incorporation of new colleagues in the field of disinfection
Certain and independent operation Flexibility Health suitability for the exercise of activity It is not a rescue-service experience of killings You are open to the Christian values of the Malteser
A performance-oriented remuneration according to AVR-Caritas
An employee-funded pension scheme
30 days holiday (at a 5-day week)
Familiary environment with very flat hierarchies and fast decision paths
Various possibilities for personal and professional development
A versatile and collegial team shaped by mutual appreciation and support
An exciting insight into the work of the rescue service
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| Malteser in Deutschland | |
| Bremen | ||
| Germany |
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