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Electrical Items Tester Volunteer (Homestore) - Retail

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Requirements

  • Are you good with electricals, or do you have an interest in electrical gadgets?
  • You will need a knowledge of Health and Safety procedures and an attention to detail, but no specialist electrical knowledge is required.
  • We are unable to accept volunteers aged under 16 or with unspent criminal convictions.
  • Please note this is an unpaid voluntary position in a friendly charity shop.

Responsibilities

  • Plugging items in, turning them on and making sure all the functions work correctly
  • Following specific guidance on testing a vast range of different electrical items safely
  • Cleaning donated items so they’re ready for sale
  • Some light lifting with help on hand for the heavier items
  • Identifying poor quality or damaged donations for recycling
  • Identifying unusual or interesting items for online selling

FAQs

What is the role of an Electrical Items Tester Volunteer?

The role involves testing donated electrical items to ensure they are fully functional and safe for sale, as well as cleaning items and identifying those suitable for recycling.

Is this a paid position?

No, this is an unpaid voluntary position.

What qualifications or experience do I need to apply for this role?

No specialist electrical knowledge is required, but a knowledge of Health and Safety procedures and an attention to detail are important.

What is the minimum age requirement to volunteer?

Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to apply.

Will I receive training for this role?

Yes, you will receive detailed training before starting the volunteer position, along with ongoing support from the warehouse team.

Are there any physical requirements for this role?

Some light lifting may be required, but help will be available for heavier items.

Can I volunteer if I have an unspent criminal conviction?

No, we are unable to accept volunteers with unspent criminal convictions.

What are the benefits of volunteering with the British Heart Foundation?

Volunteers receive a 25% discount on donated goods, 10% discount on new goods, access to training and development, reasonable travel expenses reimbursement, free refreshments, volunteer certificates, references, and long service awards.

How flexible is the volunteering schedule?

Volunteering is easy, flexible, and inclusive. You can spare a few hours a week or just a couple of hours occasionally.

What types of electrical items will I be testing?

You will be testing a vast range of different electrical items, including gadgets and appliances.

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Mission & Purpose

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) is a charitable organisation dedicated to combating heart disease through research, education, and support. The BHF's primary mission is to save lives and improve cardiovascular health by funding groundbreaking research, advocating for heart-healthy lifestyles, and providing support to those affected by heart conditions. Their purpose revolves around preventing heart diseases, promoting awareness, and advancing medical knowledge to ensure a world where individuals live longer, healthier lives, free from the impact of heart-related illnesses. Through their multifaceted approach, the BHF strives to make a significant and lasting impact on heart health in the United Kingdom.

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