Clinic Manager Renal Services, Wexford Fulltime role available for experiencednurse managerto lead, inspire and make a real impact in renal care. Read on to fully understand what this job requires in terms of skills and experience If you are a good match, make an application. Cpl Healthcare is partnering with a globally recognised healthcare leader to recruit a Clinic Manager for a specialist renal service in Wexford. This is more than a management role its an opportunity to shape and lead a high-performing team, delivering life-sustaining care to patients while driving excellence in a modern, purpose-built clinical setting. You will play a pivotal role in enhancing services that work alongside the public health system, making a real difference in patient outcomes and quality of life. The Clinic Manager has responsibility for the day-to-day running of the clinic, ensuring everything operates seamlessly while maintaining exceptional clinical standards. In addition, you will oversee service planning, development and delivery, guide, support and develop nursing and support staff, creating a culture of accountability, collaboration and continuous improvement. This is a great opportunity to work with a global healthcare provider at the forefront of renal care, take on a high-impact leadership role with real autonomy, be part of a service that directly improves patients lives every day and shape and grow a specialist clinical service. Eligibility Criteria: NMBI registered nurse. Minimum 5 years post-registration experience with at least 3 years within renal services. Postgraduate qualification in Renal Nursing (or willingness to complete) Management qualification Proven people management experience. xsokbrc Confident leading teams in a clinical setting. Strong operational and organisational skills Financial awareness in healthcare environments Ability to drive performance and service improvement For further details and a confidential discussion, please contact Catherine Hoban: T: E: Skills: Renal urology nursing dialysis healthcare clinic wexford

Accounts role in Construction A new career level This is a unique opportunity for someone who enjoys both the numbers and the systems behind them someone who thrives on managing and improving processes, building structures, and helping a business to continue to grow. Please read the following job description thoroughly to ensure you are the right fit for this role before applying. Our client is a busy construction company based in South Wexford. We are recruiting a senior accounts payable person to support their dynamic accounts function. This may be your opportunity to drive on your accounts career to a new level. Why apply to this role A varied role where time is not always spent in front of a screen. Lots of people interaction. Great opportunity to learn and grow in a dynamic fast moving organisation. Medium term promotional opportunities. Growing company presenting ongoing growth opportunities for their staff roles. Opportunity to be creative and develop new solutions and processes in the role. Well paid and with bonus opportunities in future. What youll be doing Operating end to end accounts payable function. Processing delivery dockets , POs and invoices. Reconciling creditor statements and chasing up any missing documents and variances. Aged creditor reconciliations. AP month end closure. Year end Audit support. Maintenance of tracking and control systems. To be a positive interaction between an efficient accounts control system and the people that get the work done the challenging and interesting bit! Cross-Team Collaboration Work closely with senior management, site managers,subcontractors, purchasing and other employees. Streamline supplier processes and improve communication channels. Support your manager in shaping new ways of working as the company grows. What you bring Accounting training with hands-on accounts processing experience. 5 years practical accounts experience, preferably in accounts payable. Experience in an accounts payable role of a construction company will be highly valued. Confidence with accounting software and general IT systems. Proficiency in Microsoft Office- access and excel. Strong organisational, analytical and problem-solving skills. xsokbrc A proactive mindset and a desire to get things done properly . If you want a role where there are tonnes of variety, loads on people interaction and enjoy a mix of operational work and development work this position offers exactly that and all in a bustling settling of a company that is prospering.

Located in the picturesque village of Kilcoole, in the 'Garden Of Ireland', Kilcoole Lodge Nursing Home is a state of the art nursing home comprising elegant ensuite bedrooms, spacious dining and lounge facilities and an abundance of residential amenities. In order to make an application, simply read through the following job description and make sure to attach relevant documents. We are now recruiting for role of Clinical Nurse Manager (CNM) to join Kilcoole Lodge Nursing Home on a full time, permanent basis. What does this role entail? Clinical Practice To ensure the delivery of the highest standards of nursing and social care which meet the individual needs of each resident by: Ensuring that the home policies and best clinical standards are always practiced. Working with different staff members in all areas to ensure that standards are maintained. Identify areas that may be of concern and follow up with the Director of Nursing to put action plans put in place. Reviewing residents with pressure sores /sustained falls / clinically unwell, through clinical practices and documentation to ensure appropriate management plan is in place. Troubleshoot any ongoing clinical issues and non-clinical issues and escalating to the Director of Nursing. Perform comprehensive assessments of residents and monitor ongoing assessments and modifications. Medication Management Supervise medication administration and compliance by nursing staff. Order monthly stock and compile monthly stock inventory. Review medication audits with Director of Nursing and improve standards. Liaise with GPs and pharmacy with regards to medication reviews and audits. Staff Supervision & Training Work alongside and be a visible presence with the Staff Nurses and Care Assistants. Participate in Training & Development/Performance Appraisal for Staff Nurses and Care Assistants in conjunction with the Director of Nursing. Work with Care Assistants, ensuring that they have a professional, yet caring approach to the residents, and that they provide a high standard of direct care. Ensure the implementation of the Named Nurse and Named Care Assistant practice and monitor the effectiveness of individuals in relation to their assigned residents. Assess training needs in conjunction with the Director of Nursing and implement in house training, such as infection control, palliative care, understanding challenging behaviour. Auditing Review recent admissions ensuring appropriate assessments, planning implementation and evaluation of care is documented. In addition to observing practice, the CNM also monitors standards of cleanliness and hygiene, and fosters an effective working relationship and good communication between Staff Nurses, Care Assistants, and housekeeping staff. Responsible for ensuring environmental and hand hygiene audits are carried out regularly and thoroughly and that action plans are implemented and sustained. Responsible for carrying out of medication audits, health & safety audits, risk assessments and drawing up risk management plans - in conjunction with the Director of Nursing. Responsible for auditing Epicare and for addressing any issues in relation to documentation - in association with Staff Nurses and Care Assistants (Touch screen). Residents/Relatives - Person Centre Interact and support residents and families daily. The CNM is a key point of contact for all relatives and visitors and an ambassador for the home. Ensure that complaints are swiftly deal with at the point of contact. Management Ability to assist with all the Director of Nursing responsibilities to effectively take on the role when covering for annual leave. Be responsible for daily activities including checking and managing rosters when required, attending handovers, reviewing resident progress Support and develop clinical practice through a hands-on approach with Staff Nurses and Care Assistants in the delivery of care. Implement Company Health and Safety Policy to safeguard the safety and welfare of staff, residents and others. Qualifications, Skills and Attributes: BSc in General Nursing or equivalent. Previous managerial training / experience is an advantage. Registered on the NMBI live register. Excellent Leadership, Organisational and Communication skills. Sound decision making ability. Ability to motivate self and others and work on own initiative. Ability to work well and promote a team environment. Results driven. This job description is intended to give the post holder an appreciation of the role and the range of duties, it does not attempt to detail every activity. Given the nature of the work, it must be stressed that maximum flexibility is required to work in the nursing home. Specific tasks and objectives will be agreed with the post holder periodically by the Home Manager. To be considered for this role you will be redirected to and must complete the application process on our careers page. xsokbrc To start the process, click the Apply button below to Login/Register.

The HGV Driver is responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of bulk loads as part of the logistics operations supporting mushroom production and substrate distribution. Considering applying for this job Do not delay, scroll down and make your application as soon as possible to avoid missing out. The role involves operating heavy goods vehicles on scheduled routes across Ireland, ensuring timely deliveries and full compliance with road transport regulations. HGV: Driver Location: Gorey, Co. Wexford Salary: €18 per hour (Equivalent base weekly earnings: approximately €720 (based on 40 hours)) Job Specification Driving HGV units with bulk loads across Ireland Working as part of the road transport / logistics team Transport linked to mushroom production and substrate operations Main duties Safely operate HGV vehicles Loading and unloading cargo Deliver goods to specified sites across Ireland Carry out daily vehicle checks and basic maintenance reporting Maintain delivery records, logbooks, tachograph compliance Ensure cargo security during transport Comply with road traffic laws and EU driver hours regulations Follow health and safety procedures Represent the company professionally on the road Requirements Valid C or CE / C1E HGV licence Valid CPC card Minimum 1-4 years HGV driving experience (varies by listing) Ability to work independently and as part of a team Good mechanical awareness Good knowledge of: Irish road transport legislation Digital tachograph systems Working conditions Approximate working week: 40+ hours Monday to xsokbrc Friday with occasional Saturday work Overtime is available Sundays and bank holidays are paid at premium rates Bank holidays are considered normal working days Training is provided on procedures, systems, and company requirements Salary and pay structure Hourly rate: €18 per hour Equivalent base weekly earnings: approximately €720 (based on 40 hours) Overtime available (paid at enhanced rate, where applicable) Sunday and bank holiday work paid at premium rates Skills: HGV Driver

Staff Nurse | Signacare Bunclody Nursing Home | Sign on Bonus €500 Important: Right to Work Immediate Service Requirement: This role is only open to applicants who hold EU/EEA citizenship or existing, unrestricted right to work in Ireland. Do you have the right skills and experience for this role Read on to find out, and make your application. About Signacare Bunclody SignaCare Bunclody is a luxury nursing home in a beautiful setting in Bunclody town centre. We are committed to enhancing the quality of life for all our residents. This is achieved by living our core company values in relation to communication, respecting residents rights, choice and individuality, promoting their independence and collaborating with our many community partners. It is our mission to ensure that residents feel valued and loved within their homes. Our strong family ethos and team of talented, diverse and caring colleagues is central to the creation of a supportive and nurturing environment that creates a strong sense of home for our residents. Signacare Bunclody is proud to be recognised with a Great Place to Work Achievement, reflecting our commitment to an exceptional workplace culture. Salary & Benefits ?Competitive remuneration package ? Sign on Bonus up to €500 - T&Cs apply ? Relocation Bonus - T&C's apply ?Employee Assistance Programme (including counselling and financial advice) ?Employee Recognition Scheme ?Career advancement opportunities as part of a successful group ?Free meals on duty ?Free parking Responsibilities As aNurseat Bunclody, your responsibilities will include: ?Delivering high-quality, safe, and effective nursing care in line with NMBI standards ?Assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating individualized care plans ?Administering medications safely and accurately in accordance with policy ?Monitoring, recording, and responding appropriately to changes in residents conditions ?Leading, supporting, and supervising care staff on shift ?Promoting independence, dignity, and quality of life for all residents ?Communicating effectively xsokbrc with residents, families, GPs, and the wider multidisciplinary team ?Ensuring accurate, timely, and confidential clinical documentation ?Maintaining compliance with HIQA regulations, policies, and best practice Requirements ?Registered General Nurse qualification ?Active registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) ?Strong clinical knowledge and commitment to person-centred care ?Previous experience in care of the elderly ?Excellent communication, organisation, and leadership skills ?Fluent spoken and written English ?Garda clearance and suitable professional references Skills: Care of the Elderly Medication Management Care Planning

Senior Site Engineer August 2026 Start Acute Healthcare Development 97-Bed Ward Block Project Overview A medical facility in Wexford town is undergoing its largest-ever capital expansion, centred on the delivery of a new 97-bed inpatient ward block. Want to apply Read all the information about this position below, then hit the apply button. This multi-storey healthcare development will significantly enhance clinical capacity and is being delivered within a live hospital environment. Key elements of the project include: 97 new inpatient beds, comprising: 3 General Wards 1 Specialist Ward Six-storey ward block with rooftop plant rooms Dedicated Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy accommodation Staff facilities and supporting clinical spaces New multi-storey car park and campus road reconfiguration The Role Reporting to the Project Manager, the Engineer will be a key member of the project management team, contributing to the safe, timely, and high-quality delivery of this complex healthcare project. The role offers a strong opportunity to positively influence safety culture on site by demonstrating personal commitment, setting clear expectations, and promoting safe systems of work. By prioritising safety alongside quality and programme, the Engineer will help embed safety as a shared value across all site activities. Key Requirements Third-level qualification in an engineering-related discipline 5+ years experience working with a main contractor Proven experience delivering complex construction projects Strong understanding of construction drawings, specifications, and programmes Key Responsibilities Health, Safety & Quality Work closely with the Health & Safety team to ensure safe construction practices at all times Promote and actively support a positive safety culture, leading by example on site Carry out and contribute to risk assessments and method statement reviews Ensure all materials and workmanship meet specification, quality, and regulatory standards Technical & Engineering Support Provide technical advice and engineering input across all stages of the works Review detailed design information, challenge where necessary, and liaise with designers to ensure adequate and buildable design solutions Read, interpret, and implement drawings for layouts, setting out, materials, and quantities Manage, monitor, and interpret contract drawings, specifications, and design documentation Propose and assist in resolving unexpected technical or construction issues Site & Team Coordination Assign, oversee, and support the work of Junior Engineers Oversee the selection, requisition, and coordination of materials and plant Work closely with the wider project team to ensure effective planning, sequencing, and coordination of site activities Liaise with the client, design team, and local authorities xsokbrc as required Organise and coordinate the work of professional consultants and subcontractors Programme, Cost & Reporting Ensure works are carried out in accordance with the construction programme and within budget constraints Maintain accurate site and project records, including meetings, instructions, and technical discussions Attend and contribute to site meetings and coordination sessions Support an efficient, well-organised construction site through proactive planning and communication Deliver works to the highest quality standards in line with project objectives Skills & Attributes Strong time management and organisational skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills High level of computer literacy, including reporting and document control Ability to prepare reports and administer necessary project documentation Proactive, collaborative, and solution-focused approach to site challenges

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW : Our client is a premier, family-run agricultural estate based in the heart of the Sunny Southeast. The following information aims to provide potential candidates with a better understanding of the requirements for this role. A blend of time-honoured traditional farming with cutting-edge modern techniques they produce the finest fresh produce in Ireland. We are now seeking an experienced Fitter / Welder who will maintain their reputation for excellence . This role is key to ensuring efficient farm operations, particularly during busy harvest periods to maintain and repair machinery, equipment and infrastructure. Candidates must be resident in Ireland. YOUR NEW JOB Carry out welding on agricultural machinery, trailers, gates, and structural components Diagnose mechanical faults and perform timely repairs Conduct preventative maintenance to minimise breakdowns Fabricate and modify parts to meet operational needs Read and interpret technical drawings and plans Maintain tools, workshop equipment, and a safe working environment Support general farm maintenance tasks when required Compliance with all health and safety regulations and food safety standards. WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR Mechanical Fitting / Welding certification / qualification Proven experience as a welder/fitter, fabricator, or similar role Strong welding and fabrication skills (MIG/TIG/Stick) Good mechanical knowledge and troubleshooting ability Ability to work independently and as part of a team Physically fit and comfortable working indoors and outdoors Full Category B driving licence (essential) Fluent in English Essential Certifications (Ireland) Valid Safe Pass card Manual Handling certification Desirable Skills Experience with agricultural or heavy plant machinery Knowledge of electrics Experience in a farming or food production environment Trailer maintenance and fabrication experience Apply for this job now by emailing yourCV to or call for an informal chat. By applying, you are giving consent for Matrix Recruitment to contact you about this job. We collect your data for recruitment purposes only and will retain it for the duration required as outlined in our privacy policy. All CVs are kept confidential and will not be submitted to any clients without your knowledge and permission. Please note that due to the expected high volume of applications we can only reply to applicants suitable for the position. xsokbrc We Value Your Trust.

Site Manager ESB Utilities Projects County Wexford The Role Our client, a well-established contractor delivering ESB and utilities infrastructure projects, is currently seeking an experienced Site Manager to join their team on an ongoing programme of works in County Wexford. All candidates should make sure to read the following job description and information carefully before applying. This is a site-based role, overseeing ESB-related works across multiple locations within the county. The successful candidate will be responsible for the day-to-day management of site activities, ensuring projects are delivered safely, on programme and in line with ESB standards and procedures. Key Responsibilities Managing day-to-day site operations across ESB and utilities projects Coordinating site teams, subcontractors and suppliers Ensuring compliance with ESB standards, permits, RAMS and health & safety requirements Liaising with ESB representatives and internal project stakeholders Monitoring programme progress and reporting to senior management Ensuring quality standards are met and works are delivered to specification Maintaining accurate site records and documentation The Person A relevant Irish construction or engineering qualification A minimum of 2 years' experience working on ESB or utilities projects Proven experience in a Site Manager role within civils or utilities Strong knowledge of ESB safety systems and compliance requirements Experience managing live construction environments and subcontractor teams A full driving licence and flexibility to travel between sites in Wexford The Package Salary €70,000 - €90,000 DOE Company vehicle and fuel card Laptop and mobile phone Pension (auto-enrolment or facilitation of an existing scheme) Statutory sick pay Long-term opportunity with a secured project pipeline Next Steps For further information, and to apply for this job, please contact us directly. Visit our website for a full list of Construction opportunities. Expert, confidential recruitment advice. Salary is negotiable and listed as a guide based on experience and expertise. xsokbrc We reserve the right to heighten shortlisting criteria depending on response levels. Skills: Project Manager Site Manager ESB Civil Engineer Benefits: Company Vehicle

Design Build Search are working with one of Irelands leading civil contractors. The information below covers the role requirements, expected candidate experience, and accompanying qualifications. Due to growth throughout Leinster, they have an opening for a Civil site/project Manager in Wexford. The successful applicant will join a high performing team. With ongoing projects, the successful applicant must have previous experience working with ESB. Projects include: ESB upgrades Windfarms Gas Pipelines Street upgrades Minimum 7+ plus years site management on civil projects. Proving record of seeing projects from concept to completion Previous experience working for a main contractor recently held the position of Site Manager Full clean driving license Additional Relevant third level degree in civil engineering or related field. Role include but limited to: proposing suitable changes to design to improve saving, ease construction programme enhance specification and quality on completion. Provision of advice as projects progress to senior management Plan, maintain and control the finical administration of all construction of all construction work to obtain and maintain maximum cost effectiveness. xsokbrc Manging on site activity Ability to priorities workload Time management Implementing onsite health and safety procedures Strong communication and problem-solving skills Pro-active approach. Skills: civil engineering project engineering Finance

HGV Mechanic Expert Diagnostics Location: South East Ireland Employment Type: Full-time About the Company They are a well-established commercial vehicle business representing four leading manufacturers, specialising in the service and maintenance of HGV and Light Commercial Vehicles (LCV). Take the next step in your career now, scroll down to read the full role description and make your application. Their workshop is committed to high standards, modern diagnostic practices and delivering reliable solutions for their customers. Located in the sunny South East of Ireland, this role offers the opportunity to build your career in a professional environment while enjoying a better work-life balance away from the congestion and long commutes often associated with larger cities. The Role We are seeking a highly skilled HGV Technician / Diagnostic Technician who enjoys solving technical challenges and working with modern vehicle systems. This role is ideally suited to a technician with strong experience using OEM diagnostic equipment and the ability to diagnose and resolve complex mechanical, electronic and wiring faults on modern HGVs and LCVs. This position will suit someone who takes pride in getting to the root cause of faults, rather than simply replacing parts. Why Join Us Work with modern HGV and LCV diagnostic systems across four manufacturers Be part of a well-established business where your skills are valued Enjoy better work-life balance and shorter commutes in the South East of Ireland Access ongoing manufacturer training and opportunities to develop your career Key Responsibilities Carry out diagnostics, servicing and repairs on HGV and LCV vehicles Use OE manufacturer diagnostic equipment to identify and resolve complex faults Diagnose and repair electrical systems, electronic components and wiring issues Troubleshoot intricate technical problems efficiently and accurately Ensure all work is completed to manufacturer standards and workshop quality requirements Maintain high standards of workshop safety and compliance with all health and safety procedures Work closely with the workshop team to maintain high standards of workmanship and efficiency Requirements Proven experience as an HGV Technician / Mechanic Strong diagnostic capability using OEM diagnostic tools Excellent understanding of modern HGV and LCV electronic systems Experience diagnosing and repairing wiring and electrical faults Strong attention to detail and problem-solving ability Ability to work both independently and as part of a team Salary & Benefits €55,000 €60,000 per year, depending on experience Salary may be negotiable for the right candidate based on skills and diagnostic expertise Bike-to-work scheme, free parking and company pension Modern workshop environment with strong manufacturer support Location Based in the South East of Ireland, an area known for its coastline, outdoor lifestyle, and significantly shorter commute times compared with larger cities offering an excellent quality of life for those relocating from Dublin or the UK. Apply Now To join a forward-thinking and expanding team in Co Wexford, apply today. xsokbrc If you wish send in your details and we can call you for a friendly chat about the role.