Housing and compliance officer

Posted 11 April by Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited
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Working Hours and Compensation:

  • Full-time role: Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm.
  • Salary: £25,000 per annum with annual pay review.

Key Priorities:

  1. Compliance and Housing Checks: Ensuring that properties meet required standards and comply with regulations.
  2. Fire Safety: Implementing fire safety measures within our homes.
  3. Speedy Void Turnaround: Efficiently managing vacant properties.
  4. Arrears Management: Handling service charge payments and maximising income for service users.
  5. Creative Housing Management Support: Supporting service users with service charge payments, addressing anti-social behaviour, and facilitating move-on support.

Your Responsibilities:

  • Conduct compliance checks on houses, focusing on fire safety and evacuation procedures.
  • Manage arrears for service users, ensuring timely payments.
  • Facilitate speedy turnaround of void properties.
  • Onboard new clients, maintaining accurate records.
  • Address anti-social behaviour creatively, finding solutions for issues like hoarding or bullying.
  • Issue written warnings when necessary.
  • Represent The Maples in meetings with care teams and third parties.
  • Oversee property cleanliness and health and safety compliance.
  • Handle inventories during client moves.
  • Build positive relationships with clients and external professionals.

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Reference: 52459070

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