What to Do If You Arrive for Your Trial Shift and No One Is There

Arriving for your trial shift only to find no one at the site can be confusing and frustrating. Here’s a step-by-step guide to navigate this situation effectively:



Step 1: Double-Check the Details

Before taking further action, verify the details of your trial shift:

  • Date and Time: Ensure you’ve arrived on the correct day and time.
  • Location: Confirm the address of the site, including any specific instructions like building numbers or entry points.
  • Communication: Check your emails, text messages, or communication platform for any updates or changes to the schedule.

Step 2: Contact the helpdesk

If you’ve confirmed the details and no one is present:

  1. Call Your Contact: Reach out to the helpdesk team who can help you wit the trial shift on 02393600003
  2. Send a Message: If they don’t answer, send a polite email to [email protected] 

     Example:"Hi [Name], I’ve arrived for my trial shift at [location], but I don’t see anyone here. Could you please confirm if I’m at the right place or if there have been any changes? Thank you!"

  3. Wait for a Response: Allow some time for them to respond.

Step 3: Check for On-Site Staff or Security

If the location is accessible:

  • Look for any on-site staff or security personnel who might have information.
  • Explain the situation and ask if they can assist or confirm if the shift was scheduled there.

Step 4: Be Patient but Proactive

While waiting for a response:

  • Stay nearby but remain safe, especially if the area is unfamiliar.
  • If it’s a large site, double-check other potential entrances or areas where the team might be.

Step 5: Escalate If Necessary

If you still can’t get in touch with anyone after a reasonable time:

  • Contact the Office: Try calling the company’s main line for assistance.
  • Document the Incident: Note the time you arrived and your attempts to contact someone.

Step 6: Follow Up

If the issue isn’t resolved immediately:

  • Send a polite follow-up email summarising the situation ro [email protected]

     Example:

    "Dear [Name], I arrived for my trial shift at [time and location] but was unable to find anyone on-site. I attempted to reach out via phone and email but did not receive a response. Please let me know how we can reschedule or proceed. Thank you!"


Tips for Avoiding Future Issues

  • Confirm in Advance: Reach out a day before your trial shift to confirm details.
  • Request Backup Contact Information: Having multiple ways to reach someone can save time.
  • Arrive Early: This gives you time to sort out any unexpected issues.

Being proactive and polite in these situations demonstrates your professionalism, even in less-than-ideal circumstances.


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