Michael Page

A Disrepair Surveyor in social housing inspects residential properties to identify defects such as damp, mould, and structural issues, and prepares detailed reports and schedules of work to resolve them. They manage disrepair cases by coordinating repairs, ensuring legal compliance, and working closely with tenants, contractors, and legal teams to deliver safe and effective housing conditions. Client Details Well know North West Local Authority priorisiting the delivery of safe and secure housing solutions. Description Conduct detailed inspections of residential properties to identify disrepair issues such as damp, mould, structural defects, and leaks Diagnose root causes of building defects and recommend appropriate remedial works Prepare comprehensive inspection reports, including photographic evidence and clear findings Produce schedules of works and cost estimates to address identified disrepair Manage disrepair cases in line with legal and regulatory requirements Liaise with tenants, contractors, and legal teams to coordinate repairs and resolve claims Monitor and supervise contractors to ensure works are completed to required standards, on time and within budget Maintain accurate records and documentation to support legal cases and audits Provide technical advice and support in relation to housing disrepair and maintenance issues Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations and housing standards throughout all works Profile Essential Experience Experience in property surveying, building maintenance, or repairs (often 2-5+ years) Background in social housing, local authority, or housing association Experience dealing with disrepair cases or complaints Conducting property inspections and preparing reports Desirable Experience Handling legal disrepair claims Giving evidence in court or supporting legal teams Working with housing management systems (e.g. repairs databases) Job Offer HIGHLY Comeptitive Rate of Pay Immediate Start Long term contract

A building surveyor inspects properties to assess their condition, identify defects, and ensure compliance with safety and housing standards. They prepare reports, recommend repairs, and oversee maintenance or improvement works to keep buildings safe, functional, and well-maintained. Client Details One of the largest local authorities in the UK, this organisation manages a substantial portfolio of social housing, providing homes to tens of thousands of residents across a major urban area. It is responsible for maintaining housing stock, delivering repairs and compliance programmes, and supporting communities through tenant-focused services and regeneration initiatives. Description Conduct detailed property inspections across social housing stock, identifying structural defects, damp & mould issues, fire safety risks, and compliance concerns in line with housing standards and legislation. Prepare technical reports, schedules of works, and cost estimates for repairs, planned maintenance, and major refurbishment projects. Manage contractors and oversee works on site, ensuring quality, health & safety compliance, and adherence to budgets and timelines. Strong knowledge of housing regulations, including HHSRS, Decent Homes Standard, disrepair legislation, and compliance programmes such as CWO (Compliance Works Officer) and VPID (Verification of Property Information Data). Effective stakeholder communication, liaising with tenants, housing officers, and local authorities to resolve issues sensitively and maintain high levels of customer satisfaction. Profile Proven experience in building surveying within social housing, with the ability to accurately diagnose defects, specify remedial works, and manage property inspections efficiently. Solid understanding of compliance frameworks (e.g. health & safety, fire risk, damp & mould, and housing standards), with a proactive approach to risk management and regulatory adherence. Strong project and contractor management skills, ensuring works are delivered on time, within budget, and to a high quality standard. Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities, capable of working empathetically with residents while coordinating effectively with internal teams and external contractors. Organised, detail-oriented, and solution-focused, with the ability to manage a varied workload, prioritise tasks, and maintain accurate records and reports. Job Offer Secure contract Immediate start Compeittive Hourly Rate

This is an excellent opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor to contribute to the success of a leading organisation in the property industry. The role focuses on cost management and ensuring projects are delivered within budget while maintaining high-quality standards. Client Details This role is with a well-established organisation within the property industry. They operate as part of a larger group and are known for their expertise in delivering exceptional projects. Description Prepare detailed cost plans and estimates for property projects. Manage project budgets and ensure financial control throughout the lifecycle. Evaluate and negotiate contracts with suppliers and contractors. Carry out risk assessments and advise on cost-effective solutions. Monitor project progress and prepare regular financial reports. Ensure compliance with legal regulations and contractual obligations. Collaborate with project teams to achieve successful outcomes. Profile A successful Quantity Surveyor should have: A relevant qualification in Quantity Surveying or a similar field. Proven experience in the property industry, particularly in cost management. Strong understanding of construction contracts and procurement processes. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. Proficiency in relevant software tools and systems. Strong communication and negotiation skills. Job Offer Competitive salary and car allowance. Permanent position with a well-established organisation. Opportunities to work on diverse and exciting projects within the property industry. Supportive and professional working environment. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor to advance their career in the property industry. If you are motivated and meet the criteria, we encourage you to apply today!

The Receptionist/Scheduler will play a vital role in supporting the smooth operation of the property team by managing schedules and acting as the first point of contact for visitors and calls. This position requires excellent organisational skills and the ability to handle multiple tasks with accuracy and efficiency. Client Details This opportunity is with a well-established organisation in the property industry, known for its commitment to delivering exceptional service to its clients. Based in London, the company operates as a small-sized team, fostering a collaborative working environment. Description Act as the first point of contact for all visitors and incoming calls, ensuring a professional and welcoming experience. Manage and maintain appointment schedules for the property team. Coordinate meeting room bookings and ensure they are prepared for use. Assist in the preparation and distribution of correspondence and documents. Handle incoming and outgoing mail, including sorting and distribution. Maintain and update records and databases with accuracy. Provide general administrative support to the team as required. Ensure the reception area is tidy and presentable at all times. Profile A successful Receptionist/Scheduler should have: Strong organisational skills with an ability to prioritise tasks effectively. Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities. Proficiency in standard office software, including word processing and spreadsheets. Attention to detail and a commitment to maintaining accurate records. A friendly and professional approach to client and team interactions. Job Offer Competitive salary ranging from 33,000 to 34,000 per annum. A permanent position within the property industry in London. Opportunities to work in a supportive and collaborative team environment. An office-based role with a focus on professional growth and development. If you are an organised and detail-oriented individual looking to contribute to a well-regarded organisation in London, this is the role for you. Apply now to take the next step in your career as a Receptionist/Scheduler in the property industry.

This is an exciting opportunity for a Health & Safety Advisor to support the transport & distribution industry by ensuring workplace safety standards are met. The role involves providing expert guidance on health and safety practices within facilities and property management. Client Details The employer is a medium-sized organisation operating within the transport & distribution industry. They are dedicated to maintaining high standards of safety and efficiency in their operations, with a focus on compliance and best practices. Description Conduct regular risk assessments and audits to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations. Provide advice and guidance on health and safety policies and procedures. Develop and deliver training sessions to staff on workplace safety practices. Investigate incidents and recommend corrective actions to prevent recurrence. Collaborate with teams to implement safety improvement measures. Monitor and report on health and safety performance metrics. Maintain accurate records and documentation for audits and inspections. Stay updated on industry regulations and advise on necessary adjustments to policies. Profile A successful Health & Safety Advisor should have: A recognised qualification in health and safety or a related field. Experience within the transport & distribution industry or facilities management. Strong knowledge of health and safety legislation and practices. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for training and advising teams. Attention to detail and problem-solving abilities for conducting risk assessments. Job Offer Competitive daily rate of pay. Temporary contract providing flexibility in work arrangements. Opportunity to work within the transport & distribution industry, contributing to safety improvements. Chance to collaborate with a dedicated team in facilities management. If you are passionate about health and safety and want to make a difference, we encourage you to apply for this Health & Safety Advisor role today!

Investigate customer enquiries, handle complaints in line with NCCHS policy, record compliments, and report findings to the Site or Project Manager. Act as the main customer contact for NCCHS, liaise on work programmes, attend relevant events, and gather and analyse tenant satisfaction data with the Project Manager. Client Details This position is with a well-established public sector organisation based in Nottingham. The organisation plays a crucial role in managing property-related projects and services, contributing to the local community. Description To investigate and pursue customer enquiries on a variety of issues to resolve customer problems including interviewing relevant parties effectively and efficiently and report findings in written and verbal form to the Site Manager and/or Project Manager. - To ensure that all complaints are actioned in accordance with NCCHS Complaints Policy, escalating to the Project Manager where necessary and to promote a culture whereby tenants and customers are listened too at all times. - To ensure compliments are recorded and used in a way to promote the business and engage the workforce. - To be the first point of contact for customer information for Nottingham City Council Housing Services (NCCHS), co ordinating a comprehensive service and ensuring effective liaison. - To liaise with customers on investment plans and works programmes for all projects providing them with guidance, this will include attendance at individual customer inductions, Constructor Partner monthly surgeries and the like, open days and any other corporate events where requested. - Gather tenant satisfaction data, analyse trends, and produce reports/action plans with the Project Manager to improve service performance Profile A successful Project Liaison Officer should have: Previous experience in a project coordination or liaison role, ideally within the public sector. A solid understanding of property-related processes and regulations. Strong organisational and time management skills. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. Proficiency in common office software and project management tools. A proactive approach to problem-solving and decision-making. Job Offer An hourly rate of GBP 15.00 to GBP 19.00, depending on experience. A temporary role offering the opportunity to work on meaningful public sector projects. Based in Nottingham, with access to local amenities and transport links. A chance to contribute to property initiatives that impact the local community. If you're ready to take on this rewarding role as a Project Liaison Officer in Nottingham, we encourage you to apply today.

This role involves leading the end-to-end delivery of diverse residential and commercial developments while ensuring strict Health & Safety and regulatory compliance across a multi-site portfolio. You will act as the primary technical authority, managing everything from contractor relationships and tendering to daily site inspections and strategic reporting to the Director. Client Details Our client is a prominent independent property investment and development firm based in the South East. With a reputation for delivering high-quality commercial and residential spaces, they manage the entire lifecycle of their assets-from initial acquisition and large-scale development to long-term portfolio management. Description Act as the primary point of contact across all live construction projects, ensuring successful delivery from inception through to completion. Work closely with contractors to ensure adherence to building regulations, health & safety standards, and agreed timelines. Conduct regular site visits across multiple locations, monitoring progress and reporting updates to senior stakeholders. Organise and lead site meetings and progress reviews with contractors, consultants, and internal teams. Assist in sourcing materials, obtaining costings, and liaising with suppliers to support efficient procurement processes. Prepare and issue construction tender documentation, supporting the selection and appointment of contractors. Work alongside internal finance teams to verify invoices, track payments, and ensure financial accuracy across projects. Collaborate with property management teams to coordinate and deliver larger-scale maintenance and refurbishment works across the existing portfolio. Profile To be successful in this role, you will be an experienced Project Manager with a strong background in property or construction, ideally operating at a senior level. You will demonstrate experience managing multiple concurrent projects across different sites, with a proactive and hands-on approach. A strong understanding of health & safety regulations and building compliance is essential, alongside the ability to manage contractors and drive performance on-site. Experience in internal property management environments and delivering refurbishment or development projects will be highly advantageous. Relevant qualifications in construction, project management, or health & safety (e.g. IOSH Managing Safely or equivalent) are desirable. Job Offer A competitive salary package reflective of experience. The opportunity to play a key role within a growing property business, delivering a diverse range of projects. A dynamic working environment with exposure to both development and asset management activities.

The Independent Living Co Ordinator will play a key role in supporting the Elderly to maintain their independence within a safe and secure environment. This temporary role in Manchester requires a proactive and organised individual familiar with the not-for-profit sector. This role can be done on a full time or part time basis. Client Details This opportunity is with a small-sized organisation operating within the not-for-profit industry, dedicated to providing housing and support services. They are committed to improving lives by fostering inclusive and secure living environments. Description Coordinate and deliver personalised support plans to promote independent living. Conduct regular assessments to ensure residents' needs are being met effectively. Liaise with external agencies and stakeholders to access additional resources for residents. Monitor property conditions and report any maintenance or safety concerns promptly. Provide advice and guidance to residents on tenancy and housing-related matters. Maintain accurate records and documentation in line with organisational policies. Respond to emergencies and provide crisis intervention support when required. Encourage community engagement and organise activities to promote social inclusion. Profile A successful Independent Living Co Ordinator should have: Knowledge of the not-for-profit housing sector and its challenges. Experience in supporting individuals with diverse needs. Strong organisational and time-management skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities. Proficiency in maintaining accurate records and using relevant software. A proactive approach to problem-solving and decision-making. Job Offer Competitive hourly rate of 18.00 - 22.00 per hour, depending on experience. Temporary role offering valuable experience within the not-for-profit industry. Opportunity to work in a supportive and inclusive team environment. Flexible working arrangements in a central Manchester location. If you are passionate about making a difference and meet the requirements, we encourage you to apply for the Independent Living Co Ordinator role today!

The role of Property Sales Negotiator requires a professional with a strong understanding of property sales processes and the ability to manage client relationships effectively. Based in Forres, this position offers a permanent opportunity within the professional services industry. Client Details The employer is a small-sized organisation within the professional services sector, offering a focused and supportive environment. They specialise in delivering high-quality services and are committed to maintaining high standards in their operations. Description Manage property sales from initial enquiry to completion, ensuring a seamless client experience. Conduct property viewings and provide accurate information to potential buyers. Negotiate offers between buyers and sellers to achieve satisfactory outcomes for all parties. Prepare and manage relevant documentation for property transactions. Maintain regular communication with clients to provide updates and address queries. Collaborate with internal teams to ensure compliance with industry standards and processes. Maintain an up-to-date understanding of the property market in Forres and surrounding areas. Support the team in achieving sales targets and business objectives. Profile A successful Property Sales Negotiator should have: Proven experience in property sales or a similar role within professional services. Strong communication and negotiation skills to build and maintain client relationships. An organised and detail-oriented approach to handling documentation and processes. Good knowledge of the property market in the Forres area. The ability to work independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced environment. A client-focused attitude with a commitment to delivering high-quality service. Job Offer Competitive salary ranging from 30,000 - 35,000 Permanent contract within a respected professional services organisation. Opportunity to work in the scenic location of Forres. Collaborative and supportive work environment. If you are passionate about property sales and are ready to take the next step in your career, apply today to join the team!

The role of Purchase Ledger in the property industry involves managing financial transactions and ensuring accurate record-keeping within the accounting & finance department. This temporary position offers an opportunity to contribute to a well-structured team in Wakefield, with the potential to transition to a permanent role. Client Details The hiring company is a small-sized organisation operating within the property industry. They focus on providing reliable and efficient services and maintaining a strong emphasis on financial accuracy and compliance. Description Process supplier invoices, ensuring accuracy and timely entry into the system. Reconcile supplier statements and resolve discrepancies promptly. Prepare and process payment runs in accordance with company policies. Maintain accurate records of financial transactions within the purchase ledger. Assist with month-end processes, including ledger reviews and reporting. Respond to supplier queries in a professional and timely manner. Collaborate with other departments to ensure smooth financial operations. Support the team with ad-hoc administrative tasks as required. Profile A successful Purchase Ledger should have: Experience in an accounting or finance role, ideally within the property industry. Strong attention to detail and a high level of accuracy in data entry. Proficiency in financial software and MS Office, particularly Excel. Excellent organisational skills and the ability to meet deadlines. Effective communication skills for liaising with suppliers and internal teams. A proactive approach to problem-solving and process improvement. Job Offer Competitive hourly pay of 14.00 to 17.00, depending on experience. Temporary position with the potential to become permanent. Opportunities to work within a small-sized organisation in the property industry. Collaborative and supportive work environment in Wakefield. If you are interested in this Purchase Ledger role in Wakefield and meet the criteria, we encourage you to apply today!

We are seeking an experienced Repairs Manager to lead our clients responsive repairs and maintenance service. You will be responsible for ensuring that all repairs are delivered efficiently, cost effectively, and to a high standard, with a strong focus on customer satisfaction. Client Details Our client is a forward thinking housing provider committed to delivering safe, high quality homes and responsive repairs to our residents. They pride themselves on maintaining strong communities and ensuring our properties are well managed, compliant, and fit for purpose. Description Manage day to day delivery of responsive repairs (not internal DLO, work done by contractors) Lead and support a team of contractors and administrative staff Monitor performance against KPIs, ensuring targets for quality, cost, and timeliness are met Oversee contractor performance, procurement, and contract management Ensure compliance with health & safety regulations and housing standards Handle complex or escalated repair issues and complaints Work collaboratively with internal teams and external partners to improve service delivery Manage budgets and ensure value for money across all repairs activities Profile Proven experience in a repairs or maintenance management role within housing or property services Strong leadership and people management skills Good understanding of housing regulations, compliance, and health & safety requirements Excellent organisational and problem-solving abilities Strong communication skills with a customer-focused approach Experience managing budgets and contractors Job Offer Salary of 44k- 48k Pension contribution Healthcare benefits 30 days annual leave Annual pay increase of circa 3-4% Hybrid working (2 days per week in office)

The Resident Involvement Officer will play a key role in engaging residents and ensuring their voices are heard in shaping property services. This temporary position requires a proactive approach to enhancing resident satisfaction in the not-for-profit sector. Client Details This is an opportunity to join a well-established not-for-profit organisation within the property department. The organisation is committed to delivering high-quality services and fostering strong relationships with its residents across London. Description Facilitate opportunities for residents to provide feedback and contribute to service improvements. Organise and manage resident engagement events and consultations. Develop and implement resident involvement strategies to enhance community participation. Collaborate with internal teams to ensure resident feedback is acted upon effectively. Provide regular updates and reports on resident involvement activities and outcomes. Support the development of resident-led initiatives and projects. Maintain accurate records of resident interactions and feedback. Ensure compliance with relevant policies and standards in all resident engagement activities. Profile A successful Resident Involvement Officer should have: Previous experience in resident engagement, community involvement, or a related field. Knowledge of the not-for-profit sector and housing services. Strong organisational and communication skills. The ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines effectively. A proactive approach to problem-solving and relationship building. Familiarity with relevant policies and regulations in the property sector. Job Offer An hourly rate between GBP 19.0 and GBP 24.0. Temporary position with a focus on meaningful community impact. Opportunity to work within a respected not-for-profit organisation in London. Engaging role contributing to the improvement of property services. If you're passionate about resident involvement and have the relevant skills, apply today to join the team as a Resident Involvement Officer in London!

The Sr. People Advisor - ER will play a key role in managing employee relations within the Human Resources department, offering expert guidance and ensuring compliance with policies and procedures. This role in the property industry is based in Leatherhead, requiring a proactive individual with a strong understanding of HR practices. Client Details The employer is a medium-sized organisation in the property industry, known for its professional approach and commitment to delivering high-quality services. The company fosters a structured work environment and values expertise in Human Resources. Description Provide expert advice and guidance on employee relations matters, ensuring alignment with company policies and procedures. Support managers in handling complex employee relations cases, including disciplinary and grievance procedures. Conduct thorough investigations and produce detailed reports to support decision-making. Ensure compliance with employment laws and regulations, offering recommendations for best practices. Work collaboratively with HR and management teams to foster a positive workplace culture. Deliver training sessions to upskill managers in handling employee relations matters effectively. Monitor and report on key employee relations metrics to identify trends and propose solutions. Act as a trusted point of contact for employees, addressing concerns in a professional and confidential manner. Support wider HR initiatives (e.g. engagement survey, salary review). Profile A successful Sr. People Advisor - ER should have: Strong knowledge of UK employment law is a must Confident advising on sensitive and high-risk issues Experience supporting formal hearings and investigations Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to engage with employees and managers effectively. A professional qualification in Human Resources or an equivalent discipline. The ability to work independently and make informed decisions under pressure. Experience in delivering training and development initiatives within an HR context. Strong stakeholder management and coaching skills CIPD Level 5 qualified Job Offer Competitive salary up to 55K Fixed-term contract with the opportunity to contribute to a respected organisation in the property industry. Supportive and structured work environment. If you are ready to take the next step in your HR career as a Sr. People Advisor - ER, apply now to join this exciting opportunity in Leatherhead.

Our client is looking for a Planned Maintenance Manager to lead the delivery of planned maintenance and investment programmes across their housing stock in Manchester. The key responsibility of the role will be managing a team of Asset Surveyors and contractors completing the works, ensuring delivery is on time and in line with specifications. Client Details Our client is committed to providing safe, high-quality homes and improving neighbourhoods across Manchester and the surrounding areas. They place residents at the heart of everything they do and are proud to deliver services that make a real difference to people's lives. Description Manage contractors delivering planned works on housing stock across Manchester Lead, motivate, and manage contractors and consultants to ensure performance, quality, and compliance Develop and manage budgets, programmes, and procurement processes Ensure all works comply with relevant legislation, health & safety standards, and regulatory requirements Work collaboratively with internal teams, residents, and external partners to minimise disruption and maximise satisfaction Monitor performance, manage risks, and report on progress and outcomes Contribute to asset management planning and continuous service improvement Profile Proven experience managing planned works within social housing Strong knowledge of building construction, maintenance, and compliance requirements Experience managing budgets, contracts, and programmes of work Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills Job Offer 50,000 - 55,000 salary Pension contribution Healthcare benefits 30 days annual leave Annual pay increase of circa 3-4% Hybrid working (2 days per week in office)

The Available Homes Officer will oversee the allocation and management of properties, ensuring they are effectively utilised and meet the needs of tenants. This temporary role in the not-for-profit sector is based in London and focuses on delivering excellent service within the property department. Client Details The organisation operates within the not-for-profit sector and is committed to providing quality housing and property management services. As a medium-sized organisation, they are focused on meeting the housing needs of their community while maintaining a professional and structured environment. Description Manage the allocation of properties in line with organisational policies and procedures. Ensure available homes are advertised and allocated effectively to eligible applicants. Coordinate viewings and manage tenancy sign-ups with prospective tenants. Work closely with internal teams to ensure properties are ready for occupancy. Maintain accurate records and update systems with allocation and tenancy details. Respond promptly to enquiries from applicants and tenants regarding available properties. Provide reports and updates on property availability and allocation progress. Ensure compliance with relevant housing regulations and organisational standards. Profile A successful Available Homes Officer should have: Experience in property management, housing services, or a related field. Knowledge of housing regulations and allocation processes. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail. Excellent communication and customer service abilities. Proficiency in using property management systems or similar software. A proactive and solution-oriented approach to challenges. The ability to work effectively within a team and independently. Job Offer An hourly rate between 17.00 and 21.00, depending on experience. A temporary position offering flexibility and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact. Work within a not-for-profit organisation committed to supporting the community. Convenient London location with accessible transport links. If you are passionate about property management and supporting communities, apply now to join the property department as an Available Homes Officer!

We are seeking a Lettings Manager to lead and oversee all aspects of property lettings in Dundee. This role requires a proactive individual with strong organisational skills and a solid understanding of the property sector. Client Details The employer is a well-established organisation within the property industry, recognised for providing professional services and a commitment to excellence. Operating as part of a small-sized team, they are focused on delivering high-quality solutions for their clients in Dundee. Description Manage the end-to-end lettings process, ensuring compliance with industry regulations. Oversee property marketing to attract suitable tenants and reduce void periods. Conduct property viewings and negotiate tenancy agreements effectively. Build strong relationships with landlords and tenants, addressing their needs promptly. Ensure accurate record-keeping and documentation for all lettings activities. Coordinate property inspections and manage maintenance requests efficiently. Stay updated on property market trends and legislation changes. Provide leadership and support to team members, fostering a collaborative environment. Profile A successful Lettings Manager should have: Proven experience in the property industry, particularly within lettings management. Strong knowledge of property regulations and compliance requirements. Excellent organisational and time-management skills. Effective communication and negotiation abilities. Proficiency in relevant property management software and tools. A proactive and solution-focused approach to challenges. A valid UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Job Offer Competitive salary ranging from 27,000 to 33,000 per annum - Possibly negotiable - commission on top Permanent contract offering job stability and career growth opportunities. A supportive and professional working environment in Dundee. Opportunities to expand your skills and grow within the property industry. Must be able to drive and have a car If you are ready to take the next step in your career as a Lettings Manager, we encourage you to apply today

The Housing Options Advisor will provide advice and support to individuals seeking housing assistance, ensuring they understand their options and can access appropriate services. This temporary role in the public sector requires a professional approach to delivering housing solutions. Client Details The organisation is a well-established public sector entity that focuses on delivering essential services to the community. With a strong commitment to supporting residents, the team works collaboratively to address housing needs and ensure access to quality services. Description Provide tailored advice and guidance to individuals on housing options and support services. Conduct assessments to determine eligibility for housing assistance and related schemes. Work closely with internal teams and external agencies to coordinate housing solutions. Maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with relevant housing legislation and policies. Assist with homelessness prevention by offering practical solutions and support to clients. Respond promptly to enquiries and provide high-quality customer service to residents. Prepare and present reports on housing cases as required by the department. Stay updated on changes in housing regulations and best practices within the public sector. Profile A successful Housing Options Advisor should have: Knowledge of housing legislation and homelessness prevention strategies. Experience working in a public sector or property-related environment. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail. Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities. The ability to work effectively under pressure and manage multiple priorities. Proficiency in using relevant IT systems and software for record-keeping and reporting. Job Offer Hourly pay between 15.00 and 18.00, depending on experience. Temporary position offering valuable experience in the public sector. Opportunity to make a meaningful impact within the property department. Work in a supportive and collaborative environment. If you are passionate about helping individuals navigate their housing options, we encourage you to apply for the Housing Options Advisor role today!

The role of Commercial Asset Manager involves overseeing property assets management, focusing on Disposals, Landlord & Tenant within the wider Commercial & Education portfolio for the council Client Details The employer is a public sector organisation focused on managing and maintaining a diverse property portfolio. As a medium-sized entity, they play a vital role in delivering efficient property management services to support community needs. Description Manage the performance of a property portfolio to maximise value and efficiency. Develop and implement asset management strategies in line with organisational goals. Conduct property rent reviews and provide recommendations for improvements or disposals. Collaborate with internal teams and external stakeholders to ensure compliance with regulations. Oversee lease agreements, rent reviews, and other property-related contracts. General Landlord & Tenant matters on Commercial buildings & Education buildings Prepare detailed reports on asset performance and present findings to senior management. Provide expert advice on property investment opportunities and risk management. Ensure the sustainability and cost-effectiveness of property operations. Profile A successful Commercial Asset Manager should have: Relevant qualifications in property, asset management, or a related field. Experience working with Schools & other education buildings Experience working within the public sector or a similar industry. Strong knowledge of property management principles and best practices. Proficiency in analysing financial data and preparing reports. MRICS Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. A proactive approach to problem-solving and decision-making. Job Offer Daily pay rate ranging from 500- 550 Temporary position offering flexibility and valuable public sector experience. Opportunity to work in a collaborative and professional environment in London. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Commercial Asset Manager to make a meaningful impact in the public sector. If this role aligns with your expertise, we encourage you to apply today.

This role provides high-level technical surveying and defect diagnosis to support a major housing association's maintenance division in delivering quality repairs across West London and surrounding regions. You will blend expert specification writing and project management with commercial oversight, ensuring budgets and contractors are managed effectively to enhance resident safety and satisfaction. Client Details One of the UK's most successful social enterprises and leading housing associations, managing a diverse portfolio of homes across London and the South East. Driven by a social mission, the organisation is dedicated to providing high-quality, affordable homes and creating communities where people can thrive. As the Direct Maintenance (DM) division continues to evolve, they are seeking a technically proficient Building Surveyor to provide specialist support in repairs, maintenance, and defect management. This role is central to a commitment to resident safety and satisfaction, ensuring assets are maintained to the highest standards through rigorous technical oversight and collaborative project management. The organisation champions a culture of accountability and excellence, offering a supportive environment where surveyors can see the tangible impact of their work on residents' lives. Description Technical Inspections & Defect Management: Conduct detailed property surveys and specialist inspections to identify building defects, latent issues, and dilapidations, specifically managing damp and mould cases. Project Specification: Prepare robust technical specifications and itemised work orders using NHF Schedules of Rates (SORs) for tenders, insurance claims, and remedial works. Contract Management: Oversee works to completion, ensuring contractors adhere to quality standards, project timelines, and value-for-money principles. Financial Oversight: Manage delegated project budgets ranging from 5k to 100k, providing accurate cost projections and supporting the variation approval process. Collaborative Liaison: Partner with internal teams-including Housing Services, Development Aftercare, and Legal-to ensure a seamless repairs service across the West region. External Stakeholder Management: Act as a key point of contact for insurers, loss adjusters, and external consultants on complex claims, fire, flood, or theft-related works. Compliance & Risk: Ensure all works comply with statutory and regulatory provisions, maintaining a sharp focus on Health & Safety, lone working protocols, and fraud prevention. Disrepair Resolution: Support the management of legal disrepair claims, utilizing the Disrepair Protocol and addressing Councillor or MP enquiries through to resolution. Data & Reporting: Maintain accurate records within property databases to track contractor performance, complaints, and service outturns. Mentorship & Support: Provide expert technical advice to Maintenance Managers and Supervisors, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and commercial awareness. Profile Experience: Extensive repairs surveying experience, ideally within a Housing Association or Local Authority environment, with a strong background in varied housing stock. Technical Knowledge: Excellent understanding of modern and traditional building construction methods and a proven ability to diagnose complex defects. Qualifications: HNC/HND in a related discipline or a degree in Building Surveying. Professional membership (MRICS or MCIOB) or CEng status is highly desirable. Regulatory Awareness: Strong understanding of contract law, housing law, and general Health & Safety practices. Commercial Acumen: Experience in monitoring financial budgets and delivering high-quality, efficient housing services through the use of NHF SORs. Interpersonal Skills: Exceptional communication and negotiation talents, capable of influencing stakeholders and managing resident expectations with empathy. Mindset: A problem-solver who takes ownership of tasks, manages conflict effectively, and thrives in an agile, site-based environment. IT Literacy: Proficient in the Microsoft Office suite (specifically advanced Excel) and comfortable using complex property management databases. Job Offer Competitive Compensation: Salary up to 52,000 per annum plus an Essential Car User allowance of 1,300. Generous Benefits: An industry-leading pension plan (up to 12% total contribution), 28 days holiday, and a comprehensive health cash plan. Agile Working: A modern, flexible model with 20%-40% of time spent at the reporting hub or site, providing autonomy over your schedule. Professional Development: Significant commitment to CPD and a clear pathway for career progression within a large-scale, expanding organisation. Purpose-Driven Work: High-level responsibility where your technical expertise directly improves the health and security of diverse communities. Supportive Culture: Access to a collaborative ecosystem of in-house specialists, volunteering days, and a robust Employee Assistance Programme.

This is a key technical role leading asbestos compliance delivery across a large housing portfolio, ensuring safety, quality, and full legal compliance. You'll provide technical leadership, oversee surveying standards and contractor performance, and support planned maintenance and refurbishment activity with robust asbestos risk controls. Client Details Our client is a community-focused housing provider in Lancashire with over 5,000 homes and an ongoing development pipeline. Their wider group delivers services across housing and community support, with a strong ethos of going one step further -helping customers stay safe, secure, and well at home, particularly during challenging times. Description Lead and support delivery of the asbestos compliance service across housing stock and non-domestic sites Carry out and/or oversee management, refurbishment, demolition and re-inspection surveys Produce and quality-check professional asbestos reports and ensure high standards across all asbestos-related activity Provide asbestos expertise to planned maintenance, refurbishment projects, stock condition activity , and programme planning Review and comment on contractor RAMS and method statements for asbestos-related works Conduct audits and quality checks of survey, analytical and removal works to ensure compliance and performance standards Monitor contractor performance, analyse trends, and drive service improvement (KPIs/quality/turnaround/customer outcomes) Undertake site visits, provide progress updates, and resolve asbestos-related issues efficiently and professionally Support training, development, and technical guidance for internal teams and supply chain partners Contribute to policy/process development and continuous improvement initiatives Profile BOHS P402 (or equivalent) Minimum 2 years' asbestos surveying experience Strong working knowledge of asbestos surveying across varied building types Proven ability to write high-quality reports and advise on controls for works Good understanding of asbestos and wider H&S legislation (e.g., CDM/COSHH/RIDDOR ) Experience reviewing RAMS and coordinating/overseeing asbestos works Comfortable auditing, performance monitoring, and quality assurance Full UK driving licence , access to a vehicle + business insurance Clear communicator with a customer-first mindset (you'll be dealing with stakeholders and residents) Job Offer A role with visible impact -protecting residents, staff, and communities Exposure to a large, varied portfolio (domestic + non-domestic) and planned investment works Opportunity to act as a technical lead , influencing standards, quality, and service performance A values-led organisation focused on innovation, collaboration and community outcomes Supportive compliance structure with scope for continuous improvement and professional development