Domestic Assistant

To support the client (participant) to achieve their goals as stated in their NDIS plan, and on our services plan. To maintain client safety and respect their right to choice and control over the service execution. To protect children's welfare.
TASKS
Domestic Assistants perform a variety of tasks and they will vary from shift to shift and client to client. Examples include (but are not limited to):

• Detailed cleaning and organizing around the home which may include:

o Kitchen - benchtops, refrigerator, pantry, oven, cooktops, cupboard doors, floors
o Bathroom - bath, shower, glass, mirrors, windowsills, floors
o Toilet - bowl inside and out, windowsills, hand basins, walls, floors
o Bedrooms - dusting, make beds, change sheets, floors, walls, mirrors, windows
o Living spaces / offices - walls, floors, dusting, windows and windowsills.

• Changing bed linens
• Removing rubbish and changing bin liners
• Washing items and laundry assistance

They are to identify and manage risks in line with risk management policies, report on issues and hazards. DA's are required to follow the Workplace Health and Safety Act at all times and observe the policies and procedures applicable to the role. DA's will have access to equipment and chemicals used for cleaning and will be required to notify HHH administration when their supply is low.
DA's can work from the Cleaning Checklist to ensure all basic client needs are met, and as time allows undertake additional tasks within their scope of practice for clients.
DA's are to identify and report on situations of harm, likely harm or potential harm to a participant.
DA's are to act ethically at all times. They are to follow the NDIS code of conduct at all times.
DA's do not have any requirement to handle cash or monetary transactions.QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTSDA's have the option to enrol in:

• CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support

All DA's are required to have a valid and current Australian Driver's licence for the state they work in.