Current vacancies

All our of vacancies can be found at this link (external) where you will find job vacancies for both Blackpool Council and Fylde Council.

Before you apply

Please read the following guidance notes before you fill in your application form. The main points to remember when completing an application form are:

Job vacancies at Fylde…
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Enforcing Health and Safety Law

The Health and Safety Inspector’s job is to keep people safe and healthy at work. We visit hundreds of locations every year as part of that job. We may have arrived without warning. This isn’t unusual. We don’t always tell people we’re coming and the law lets us visit at any reasonable…

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The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 (RIDDOR) puts duties on employers, the self-employed and people in control of work premises (the Responsible Person) to report certain serious workplace accidents, occupational diseases and specified dangerous occurrences (near misses). For most types of incident, including:

accidents resulting in the death of any person
accidents…
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1. Where Entertainment Events are planned for more than 500 people an Event Safety Plan should be produced. This should follow the relevant guidance of the Health and Safety Executive and in particular their publication “The Event Safety Guide” – HSG…

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The aims of the events policy are to:

provide a strategic framework for an events programme.
provide consistency in approval and support of events.
ensure the highest standards of health and safety are followed at events.
establish a clear framework for the financial support of events.

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This form should be completed by food business operators in respect of new food business establishments and received by the relevant Food Authority 28 days before commencing food operations. On the basis of the activities carried out, certain food business establishments are required to be approved rather than registered. If you are unsure whether any aspect…

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Fylde’s reputation and experience of high profile events across the Borough means that new events and civic occasions have the opportunity to increase and play a pivotal role in the economy and profile of Fylde. The Fylde Borough has an annual tourism revenue of £264 million as identified by the ‘official’ STEAM figures and…

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The Household Waste Recycling Centre is operated by Lancashire County Council. If you take inert waste (for example, soil and rubble, plasterboard, asbestos, tyres and gas bottles, amongst others) to the recycling centre you need a free permit. Information on the treatment of waste and details of your nearest Recycling centre can be found on the Lancashire County…

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The Council's Strategic Housing Land Availablilty Assessment (SHLAA) is a study which examines the amount and location of land which is potentially suitable for housing development over the next fifteen years. The study is part of the evidence base which will underpin the preparation of the Council's Local Plan. There are four main objectives of the…
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