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A disrepair building surveyor inspects social housing properties to identify defects, damage, or maintenance issues that may affect tenants' health, safety, or living conditions. They assess the extent and cause of the disrepair, document evidence, and provide professional reports to help landlords resolve issues and meet their legal repair obligations. Client Details One of the largest local authority landlords in the UK, managing a large portfolio of social housing. Responsible for providing safe, affordable homes and maintaining housing standards for thousands of tenants. Delivers housing management, repairs, maintenance, and regeneration programmes across the city. Committed to improving housing conditions, tenant wellbeing, and community development. Description Inspect social housing properties to identify defects, damage, and maintenance issues. Assess the cause, extent, and severity of disrepair affecting tenants' living conditions. Prepare clear inspection reports with photographs, findings, and recommended remedial works. Ensure properties meet legal standards, housing regulations, and landlord repair obligations. Liaise with landlords, housing associations, contractors, and tenants regarding repairs. Provide expert evidence or reports for complaints, claims, or legal disrepair cases. Profile Experience carrying out residential property inspections, particularly within social housing. Strong knowledge of building defects, damp and mould, structural issues, and maintenance requirements. Understanding of housing legislation and landlord repair obligations (e.g., Housing Health and Safety Rating System). Experience preparing clear, professional survey reports with photographic evidence and repair recommendations. Ability to assess causes of disrepair and specify appropriate remedial works. Experience liaising with tenants, housing providers, contractors, and legal teams where required. Job Offer Long term contract Good rate of pay Quick start Hybrid working

Building Surveyor Job Type: Full-time Location: Housing Services, Neighbourhoods Directorate Reports to: Repairs and Maintenance Manager Hourly rate: £40-£50 per hour umbrella dependant on experience. We are seeking a Building Surveyor to lead significant technical projects within the Housing Services function. This role involves delivering major technical projects and work packages that align with the Council's corporate aims and objectives, considering relevant statutes and legislation. The ideal candidate will provide high-level technical consultancy and develop customer-focused technical solutions. Day-to-day of the role: Carry out technical inspections of disrepair properties within required timescales. Produce clear, detailed, and accurate schedules of works. Validate expert reports and ensure recommendations are workable and cost-effective. Liaise with contractors, legal teams, and housing officers to progress cases efficiently. Provide professional oversight to ensure works are delivered to standard. Track progress and support case closure within the legal timeframe. Contribute to improved reporting, forecasting, and case management. Lead on the management of reactive repairs, void property repairs, major repairs, minor planned works, and major insurance works. Ensure delivery of all works in line with compliance requirements and promote the council's Health & Safety policy and CDM regulations. Required Skills & Qualifications: Construction-related qualification or equivalent demonstrable work experience. Extensive knowledge of building construction, building standards, planning regulations, regulatory standards, health & safety, and other legislation relevant to asset management. Experience in managing small projects and an understanding of CDM. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. Excellent communication skills, both oral and written, with the ability to present technical reports. Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a changing environment with conflicting priorities and deadlines. Full driving licence and access to a car on each working day.

Disrepair Surveyor About the Role We are looking to expand our Disrepair Surveying team and are seeking experienced Surveyors to join the Property Services function. Reporting to the Senior Disrepair Surveyor, you will manage a varied caseload of complex disrepair and complaint cases across a diverse housing portfolio. The role will involve managing both new and historic cases, with a strong emphasis on providing accurate, detailed information to support clear and timely resolutions for residents. Key Responsibilities The housing portfolio includes new build homes, converted street properties, high-rise buildings, flats, and purpose-built blocks. The successful candidate will have strong technical knowledge across different construction types and an understanding of the challenges associated with each. Travel is an essential part of the role due to the wide geographical spread of the housing stock. Applicants must hold a full driving licence and have access to a vehicle. You will work closely with in-house and external legal teams to support the resolution of disrepair cases. Responsibilities include inspecting properties, preparing detailed survey reports and specifications, and ensuring compliance with building standards and relevant legislation, including the Housing Conditions Protocol and the Fitness for Human Habitation Act. The role requires a broad skill set, including building and property surveying, project management, budget control, and the ability to manage a fast-paced and varied workload. You will be expected to manage your own caseload effectively, prioritise work independently, and communicate professionally with a wide range of stakeholders. These include residents, contractors, legal representatives, and local authorities. A significant proportion of the role involves case management alongside traditional surveying duties. Confident use of digital systems for tracking and managing case information is essential. Customer Focus This is a socially rewarding role that offers the opportunity to make a real difference to residents and the wider community. A strong commitment to customer service is essential. You will approach residents with empathy and professionalism, listening carefully to concerns and working collaboratively to find practical solutions to repair issues within their homes. What You ll Bring Experience in a similar surveying role, ideally within a social housing or local authority environment Proven experience managing disrepair cases Strong understanding of disrepair legislation and associated legal requirements Sound knowledge of construction methods and building defects Qualification to HNC level in a relevant discipline (or equivalent experience), with a commitment to ongoing professional development Experience managing contractors and consultants to deliver works within agreed budgets and timescales Excellent communication and influencing skills Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office and the ability to use digital systems for case management Strong organisational skills with the ability to prioritise effectively High standards of customer service and complaint handling If you are interested in this position please apply or if you would like to have a confidential chat please call Josh Fenn at Fortus Recruitment Group. Fortus Recruitment Group Limited acts as an Employment Business for the supply of temporary workers and an Employment Agency in relation to permanent vacancies. Fortus Recruitment Group is an equal opportunities employer INDJF

Disrepair Surveyor, London, 6-month contract, £350-400 p/day Inside IR35 DOE Your new company A leading housing provider is seeking a Disrepair Surveyor to manage complex disrepair cases and ensure compliance with Awaab's Law. You'll oversee contractor performance, and act as the key liaison for disrepair queries, ensuring emergency hazards are resolved within the relevant SLA hours. Your new role Manage disrepair claims and ensure compliance with legal protocols Supervise and support a small team of officers Liaise with contractors, internal teams, and customers to resolve issues Monitor KPIs, contractor performance, and value-for-money checks Ensure adherence to Health & Safety and Ombudsman complaint standards Drive continuous improvement and customer satisfaction What you'll need to succeed Strong knowledge of Disrepair Protocol and housing legislation Experience in property maintenance and managing legal disrepair claims Excellent communication, negotiation, and customer service skills Ability to work to strict deadlines and manage competing priorities IT proficiency (Word, Excel, Outlook) Flexible approach, including occasional evening meetings What you'll get in return Flexible working options available. Long term contract opportunity What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. #

As a Legal Disrepair Surveyor, you will be responsible for managing property inspections and remedial works relating to housing disrepair claims, including those involving solicitors and court proceedings. You will act as the technical lead on disrepair cases, ensuring that repairs are specified, completed promptly, and documented to a high evidential standard.You will work closely with Legal Services, Repairs Teams, and external contractors to mitigate risk, reduce claim costs, and ensure residents live in safe, well-maintained homes. Key Responsibilities Inspect properties subject to disrepair claims and prepare detailed technical reports Diagnose building defects including damp & mould, structural issues, and building fabric failures Produce clear schedules of works in line with legal protocols and pre-action requirements Manage and monitor contractors to ensure timely, high-quality completion of works Prepare witness statements and Scott Schedules where required Attend joint inspections with independent experts and legal representatives Support legal teams in defending or resolving claims Ensure compliance with relevant legislation including Landlord & Tenant Act obligations About You We are looking for someone who has: Proven experience in managing housing disrepair cases within social housing or local authority settings Strong knowledge of building pathology, particularly damp and mould diagnosis Experience working alongside legal teams and understanding of pre-action protocols Excellent report writing and evidence documentation skills Good commercial awareness and cost control experience Strong organisational and stakeholder management skills Desirable Qualifications: HNC/HND or Degree in Building Surveying or related discipline Membership of RICS, CIOB, or working towards professional accreditation Knowledge of housing management systems Morgan Hunt is a multi-award-winning recruitment business for interim, contract and temporary recruitment and acts as an Employment Agency in relation to permanent vacancies. Morgan Hunt is an equal opportunities employer. Job suitability is assessed on merit in accordance with the individual's skills, qualifications and abilities to perform the relevant duties required in a particular role.

Disrepair Surveyor - 52.94 per hour Location: North London Contract: Interim / Temporary Start: Immediate Rate: 52.94 Per Hour MMP Consultancy are working with a reputable organisation seeking an experienced Disrepair Surveyor to join their Property Services team. This role will focus on managing housing disrepair cases from initial inspection through to full resolution, ensuring a high-quality service is delivered to residents. Key Responsibilities Carry out detailed property inspections in line with housing disrepair protocols. Diagnose a range of building defects, including damp, mould, structural issues, leaks, and component failures . Prepare detailed schedules of work, specifications, and technical reports. Provide expert advice on defect diagnosis and suitable remedial solutions. Manage disrepair cases proactively, ensuring timely progression and resolution. Work closely with legal teams, contractors, surveyors, and residents throughout each case. Ensure all work complies with current legislation, statutory requirements, and internal policies. Produce accurate records, photographs, and documentation to support case files. Monitor the quality of completed works and sign off works to ensure satisfactory resolution. Requirements Proven experience as a Disrepair Surveyor within the social housing sector is essential. Strong knowledge of housing disrepair legislation, building pathology, and defect diagnosis. Experience managing disrepair claims from inspection to closure. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Ability to work independently, manage workload effectively, and progress cases proactively. Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle (if required for site travel).

Disrepair Surveyor North-West London 6 Month Temporary Contract We are seeking an experienced Disrepair Surveyor to manage housing disrepair cases from inspection through to resolution within a social housing setting for a housing provider based in North-West London. Key Responsibilities: Conduct detailed property inspections and diagnose building defects (including damp and mould) Specify remedial works and manage cases to completion Produce clear, structured, evidence-based reports suitable for legal review Raise and validate works orders using Schedule of Rates (SOR) codes Ensure compliance with relevant legislation and internal policies Liaise with residents, contractors, and legal teams Candidate Requirements: Proven experience managing disrepair claims in social housing - essential Strong report writing skills for legal review Full competency with SOR frameworks and works order validation Excellent communication and case management skills If you are an experienced Disrepair Surveyor who is looking to join a small team focused on effective case resolution, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today or contact Elise at Build Recruitment for more information.

Disrepair Surveyor needed in South west London Paying £296.38 per day ref Full time hours on a temporary basis Key Responsibilities Carry out thorough surveys of residential properties to identify defects, HHSRS issues, and disrepair risks. Diagnose root causes of damp, mould, leaks, structural issues, and other property-related concerns. Prepare clear, detailed reports outlining findings, required works, schedules of repair, and estimated costs. Manage disrepair cases from instruction through to resolution, ensuring timely and effective action. Work collaboratively with legal teams on Section 11 and Housing Disrepair claims, providing expert evidence when required. Liaise with contractors, repairs teams, and residents to ensure works are completed to a high standard. Ensure compliance with all relevant legislation, including Landlord & Tenant Act, Housing Act, and health & safety regulations. Maintain accurate records, photographs, condition reports, and updates in relevant case management systems. Attend court hearings or case conferences as required to support legal processes. Provide professional technical advice to colleagues, residents, and stakeholders. If you are interested in the role, please email your CV to quoting the reference number. Essential Employment is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy. Essential Employment is an Equal Opportunities Employer. All our roles may be subject to pre-employment checks including references so please be prepared

Building Surveyor - Housing Disrepair 5-Month Contract (Potential Extension) 28 per hour (Umbrella) Location - Manchester Are you an experienced Building Surveyor with a strong track record in housing disrepair? We are looking for a knowledgeable and proactive professional to join a busy housing team, playing a key role in managing and resolving disrepair cases within statutory deadlines. This is an excellent opportunity for a surveyor who thrives in a fast-paced environment, understands the legal and technical complexities of disrepair claims, and can provide high-quality oversight from initial inspection through to case closure. The Role As a Building Surveyor (Disrepair), you will manage a caseload of disrepair claims, ensuring inspections, reporting, and remedial works are delivered efficiently, compliantly, and to a high professional standard. Key Responsibilities: Conduct detailed inspections of properties subject to disrepair claims within required timescales Prepare clear, comprehensive, and accurate schedules of works Review and validate expert reports, ensuring recommendations are practical, compliant, and cost-effective Liaise effectively with contractors, legal representatives, and housing officers to progress cases Provide technical oversight to ensure works are completed to agreed standards Monitor case progress to support timely resolution within legal frameworks Contribute to improved reporting, forecasting, and case management processes About You To succeed in this role, you will have: Demonstrable experience working specifically within housing disrepair Strong technical knowledge of residential building defects and remedial solutions Proven experience producing detailed and accurate schedules of works A solid understanding of the legal processes surrounding housing disrepair claims Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills The ability to manage a varied caseload and work to strict deadlines If you feel well suited to the position and would like to discuss it further, please apply or contact Josh Meek at Sellick Partnership Ltd - Derby office Sellick Partnership is proud to be an inclusive and accessible recruitment business and we support applications from candidates of all backgrounds and circumstances. Please note, our advertisements use years' experience, hourly rates, and salary levels purely as a guide and we assess applications based on the experience and skills evidenced on the CV. For information on how your personal details may be used by Sellick Partnership, please review our data processing notice on our website.

A disrepair Surveyor in social housing inspects residential properties to assess reported defects such as damp, mould, leaks, and structural issues, identifying root causes and specifying appropriate remedial works. They ensure compliance while managing repairs, liaising with tenants and legal teams, and overseeing contractors to deliver timely and high-quality resolutions. Client Details One of the largest local authority housing providers in Birmingham manages and maintains a substantial portfolio of council homes, delivering affordable housing and essential repair services to tens of thousands of residents. The organisation is responsible for property maintenance, tenancy management, estate services, and ensuring homes meet statutory safety and quality standards across the city. Description Inspect and Diagnose Property Defects - Conduct detailed property inspections to assess reported disrepair issues (e.g., damp, mould, structural defects, leaks), identify root causes, and determine appropriate remedial actions in line with housing standards and legislation. Ensure Legal and Regulatory Compliance - Manage cases in accordance with relevant legislation such as the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 and the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018, ensuring the landlord meets statutory repair obligations and avoids litigation risks. Prepare Technical Reports and Schedules of Works - Produce detailed survey reports, expert witness statements (if required), and specifications of works for contractors, ensuring repairs are clearly scoped, costed, and completed to required standards. Manage Contractors and Oversee Remedial Works - Monitor contractor performance, carry out post-inspection quality checks, and ensure works are completed within agreed timescales, budgets, and health & safety regulations. Liaise with Tenants and Legal Teams - Act as a key point of contact between tenants, housing officers, and legal representatives in disrepair claims, providing technical advice, supporting dispute resolution, and contributing to case management processes. Profile Strong Technical Knowledge - Demonstrates in-depth understanding of building construction, defects diagnosis, and relevant housing legislation, ensuring accurate assessments and practical repair solutions. Attention to Detail - Conducts thorough inspections, identifies root causes (not just symptoms), and produces clear, precise reports and schedules of work. Effective Communication Skills - Explains technical issues in plain language to residents, contractors, and stakeholders, while maintaining professionalism in sensitive situations. Problem-Solving Ability - Takes a proactive and analytical approach to resolving complex disrepair issues, balancing cost, compliance, and long-term asset performance. Organised and Accountable - Manages caseloads efficiently, meets deadlines, monitors contractor performance, and ensures works are completed to a high standard and in line with regulatory requirements. Job Offer Long term contract Competitive rate of pay Hybrid working

Local authority in Greater Manchester currently requires an interim housing disrepair surveyor for an initial period of five months. ( likely to be longer ). Purpose of the role: Carry out technical inspections of disrepair properties within required timescales. Produce clear, detailed, and accurate schedules of works. Validate expert reports and ensure recommendations are workable and cost-effective. Liaise with contractors, legal teams, and housing officers to progress cases efficiently. Provide professional oversight to ensure works are delivered to standard. Track progress and support case closure within the legal timeframe. Contribute to improved reporting, forecasting, and case management Experience of working in disrepair is essential for this post. 5 months initially 35 hours per week Hybrid working 28 - 35 an hour If you would like to discuss the role further please apply for the role and one of the property team will call you to discuss.

Job: Surveyor Location: Bridgend and Swansea (hybrid working) Job Type: Permanent Salary: £38,500 - £42,000 Hours: 37 hours per week A social housing provider in South Wales is seeking a Surveyor to join their Property Services team. This role involves inspecting and assessing tenanted and void properties and responding to property related concerns from residents and colleagues, and assessing repairs works and arranging their timely completion. You will be ensuring the relevant standards are achieved and that they meet the obligations under the Welsh Housing Quality Standard, the Housing Health and Safety Rating System, and the Fitness for Human Habitation Regulations in the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016. Main Responsibilities: Actively support the Senior Surveyor in the delivery of highly efficient customer focused technical services delivered within the Company's policies and procedures, satisfying legal and regulatory requirements and ensuring best practice as well as meeting agreed service delivery standards Prepare work specifications, provide technical advice, prepare reports, liaise with tenants, manage repair projects through to completion and ensure high quality standards are achieved Assist in maintaining a risk based regular routine inspection regime for all owned estates and communal areas to satisfy obligations in relation to public health & safety and to minimise potential liability claims Undertake technical and specialist construction survey work to tenanted and empty properties to include the assessment and diagnosis of damp mould and condensation issues , carrying out HHSRS assessments, disrepair schedules, provision of detailed works specifications, prioritising works, and assist in the planning process Provide surveying advice and guidance to colleagues on mutual exchanges and minor works surveys where required. Ensure all asset management information is used and updated through all activities; Ensure all budget management information is used and monitored in an integrated way through all activities Prepare work schedules and specifications including the preparation of individual reports on properties and other assets as required Adaptations and associated support works Job Requirements: HNC/HND in a building or construction related qualification or relevant experience Experienced in inspecting and assessing property conditions and issuing works Experienced in dealing with residents, contractors, housing associations, local authorities, and other agencies Practical experience in customer or solution focused services Practical knowledge of building practices, systems, and components Knowledge of Welsh Quality Housing Standards, Fitness for Human Habitation, Housing Health and Safety Rating System and property related matters affecting housing associations Able to prepare schedules of work, advise on property conditions and knowledgeable of costs against these Sound numerical skills and be able to work to a budget Full driving licence and daily use of a vehicle If you have any questions in relation to this role, please call Emma Keir on (phone number removed) To apply, please submit your CV outlining your relevant experience and qualifications. We will be reviewing applications on an ongoing basis until the position is filled. We are also running a referral scheme where you could receive £200 in vouchers for anyone you recommend!

THIS IS A PART-TIME POSITION PERFECT FOR SOME WHO NEEDS 2/3 DAYS A WEEK - PAYING ON A PER SURVEY BASIS - AVERAGE 6 SURVEYS A WEEK! OUTSIDE IR-35 Job Purpose To inspect, diagnose, and manage cases of damp, condensation, and mould within social housing properties, ensuring homes are safe, healthy, and compliant with housing standards. The Damp and Mould Surveyor will provide technical expertise, specify remedial works, and work closely with tenants, contractors, and internal teams to resolve issues effectively and prevent recurrence. Key Responsibilities Carry out inspections of residential properties to identify causes of damp, condensation, and mould growth. Diagnose building defects, environmental factors, and lifestyle contributors affecting indoor air quality and moisture levels. Produce detailed survey reports, including photographs, findings, and recommended remedial actions. Specify appropriate remedial works and monitor contractor performance to ensure quality and compliance. Ensure all works comply with relevant legislation, health and safety standards, and housing regulations. Liaise directly with residents to explain findings, provide advice on ventilation and heating, and manage expectations sensitively. Work collaboratively with repairs, asset management, and housing teams to resolve complex cases. Identify recurring or systemic issues and contribute to improvement plans and preventative strategies. Maintain accurate records and case management systems. Support legal or disrepair claims by providing technical reports and expert input where required. Person Specification Essential: Experience in surveying residential properties, ideally within social housing or housing associations. Sound knowledge of damp, mould, condensation, and building pathology. Understanding of relevant housing legislation and standards (e.g. Housing Health and Safety Rating System). Ability to write clear, technical reports for both professional and non-technical audiences. Strong communication skills and a customer-focused approach when dealing with residents. Ability to manage a varied caseload and work independently. Full UK driving licence (or equivalent) and ability to travel between sites. Desirable: Professional qualification in building surveying, construction, or property maintenance. Membership of a relevant professional body (e.g. RICS or CIOB). Experience dealing with disrepair claims or complaints related to damp and mould. Knowledge of planned maintenance and asset management strategies. Skills & Competencies Excellent diagnostic and problem-solving skills Strong attention to detail Good IT skills (surveying systems, report writing, and digital photography) Ability to communicate sensitively with vulnerable tenants Organised and able to prioritise workload Health, Safety & Safeguarding Ensure compliance with all health and safety procedures at all times

We have an excellent opportunity for a chartered Building Surveyor to work on Disrepair projects primarily in the South West of England. This is self-employed work outside of IR35 and is paid per report. Undertake comprehensive building surveys of disrepair claims and the production of detailed expert witness reports for use in the legal process. Self-employed work, so this provides the opportunity for part-time or full-time. It is essential that candidates are MRICS qualified with 3 years + PQE. Residential experience is also essential for this work. This is an excellent opportunity, which has fantastic earning potential and provides the opportunity for long-term work and flexible work.

We have an excellent opportunity for a chartered Building Surveyor to work on Disrepair projects primarily in the Midlands. This is self-employed work outside of IR35 and is paid per report. Undertake comprehensive building surveys of disrepair claims and the production of detailed expert witness reports for use in the legal process. Self-employed work, so this provides the opportunity for part-time or full-time. It is essential that candidates are MRICS qualified with 3 years + PQE. Residential experience is also essential for this work. This is an excellent opportunity, which has fantastic earning potential and provides the opportunity for long-term work and flexible work.

Disrepair Surveyor 5 Month Contract (with potential for extension) £28 per hour (Umbrella) Immediate Start Available Are you an experienced Building Surveyor with a strong background in housing disrepair? We are seeking a highly skilled professional to join a dynamic housing team, playing a critical role in managing and resolving disrepair cases within statutory timeframes. This is an excellent opportunity for a surveyor who thrives in a fast-paced environment, understands the legal implications of disrepair claims, and can deliver high-quality technical oversight from inspection through to case closure. The Role As a Building Surveyor (Disrepair), you will take ownership of a caseload of disrepair matters, ensuring inspections, reporting, and remedial works are completed efficiently and to a high professional standard. Key Responsibilities: Carry out technical inspections of disrepair properties within required timescales Produce clear, detailed, and accurate schedules of works Validate expert reports and ensure recommendations are practical, compliant, and cost-effective Liaise with contractors, legal teams, and housing officers to progress cases efficiently Provide professional oversight to ensure works are delivered to required standards Monitor and track progress to support case resolution within legal timeframes Contribute to improved reporting, forecasting, and case management processes About You To be successful in this role, you must have: Proven experience working specifically within housing disrepair Strong technical knowledge of residential building defects and remedial solutions Experience producing detailed schedules of works An understanding of legal processes relating to housing disrepair claims Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills The ability to manage a varied caseload and meet strict deadlines If you have essential disrepair experience and looking for your next opportunity, we would love to hear from you.

Ref: 000A C685 / 1 Location: Manchester (M9) Hours: Monday to Friday 9am-5pm (35hrs per week) Pay: £30.00-£35.00ph paid weekly via umbrella inside IR35 Duration: Ongoing Contract Duties - Experience of working in disrepair is essential for this post. Carry out technical inspections of disrepair properties within required timescales. Produce clear, detailed, and accurate schedules of works. Validate expert reports and ensure recommendations are workable and cost-effective. Liaise with contractors, legal teams, and housing officers to progress cases efficiently. Provide professional oversight to ensure works are delivered to standard. Track progress and support case closure within the legal timeframe. Contribute to improved reporting, forecasting, and case management

Job Purpose To inspect, diagnose, and manage cases of damp, condensation, and mould within social housing properties, ensuring homes are safe, healthy, and compliant with housing standards. The Damp and Mould Surveyor will provide technical expertise, specify remedial works, and work closely with tenants, contractors, and internal teams to resolve issues effectively and prevent recurrence. Key Responsibilities Carry out inspections of residential properties to identify causes of damp, condensation, and mould growth. Diagnose building defects, environmental factors, and lifestyle contributors affecting indoor air quality and moisture levels. Produce detailed survey reports, including photographs, findings, and recommended remedial actions. Specify appropriate remedial works and monitor contractor performance to ensure quality and compliance. Ensure all works comply with relevant legislation, health and safety standards, and housing regulations. Liaise directly with residents to explain findings, provide advice on ventilation and heating, and manage expectations sensitively. Work collaboratively with repairs, asset management, and housing teams to resolve complex cases. Identify recurring or systemic issues and contribute to improvement plans and preventative strategies. Maintain accurate records and case management systems. Support legal or disrepair claims by providing technical reports and expert input where required. Person Specification Essential: Experience in surveying residential properties, ideally within social housing or housing associations. Sound knowledge of damp, mould, condensation, and building pathology. Understanding of relevant housing legislation and standards (e.g. Housing Health and Safety Rating System). Ability to write clear, technical reports for both professional and non-technical audiences. Strong communication skills and a customer-focused approach when dealing with residents. Ability to manage a varied caseload and work independently. Full UK driving licence (or equivalent) and ability to travel between sites. Desirable: Professional qualification in building surveying, construction, or property maintenance. Membership of a relevant professional body (e.g. RICS or CIOB). Experience dealing with disrepair claims or complaints related to damp and mould. Knowledge of planned maintenance and asset management strategies. Skills & Competencies Excellent diagnostic and problem-solving skills Strong attention to detail Good IT skills (surveying systems, report writing, and digital photography) Ability to communicate sensitively with vulnerable tenants Organised and able to prioritise workload Health, Safety & Safeguarding Ensure compliance with all health and safety procedures at all times

Job Title: Technical Operation Manager Location: South london Contract: Permanent Salary: 55,000 - 60,000 Overview A leading social housing provider in South London is seeking an experienced Technical Operations Manager to oversee property services, including damp & mould, disrepair, fire safety, compliance, and contractor management. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in managing teams, ensuring statutory compliance, and driving service improvements. Key Responsibilities The Technical Operations Manager will lead a team of Surveyors, Property Services Officers, and Damp & Mould Coordinators. The role includes ensuring Awaab's Law compliance, managing investigations, triage, and repairs, and overseeing the Disrepair service, ensuring full legal and statutory adherence. This position will oversee fire safety compliance, including Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs), EICR, and LGSR services, coordinating with M&E teams for statutory testing and remedial works. The role also involves contractor management, overseeing procurement, tendering, onboarding, and performance management. You will be responsible for driving quality, cost control, and ensuring timely delivery of services. Maintaining accurate asset data and performance reporting, ensuring operational processes align with corporate and regulatory requirements. A key part of the role will be fostering a high-performance, resident-focused culture, and leading continuous improvement initiatives. Qualifications & Skills Strong experience in contract management, damp & mould, disrepair, and building safety. Knowledge of statutory compliance (Awaab's Law, FRAs, EICRs, LGSRs). Proficient in SORs and budget management. If you are an experienced Technical Operations Manager with a focus on compliance and high-quality service delivery, within the social housing sector, apply today! Tags: Techincal Operation Manager, Social Housing, Local Authority, Disrepair, Damp & Mould, FRA, M&E, Ops Manager

Legal / Disrepair Administrator Role Working with a large Housing Organisation Working with a Large Repairs Organisation based in North London Hybrid working - 2/3 days a week in the office 18 - 19ph PAYE We're looking for a dedicated professional to bring our values to life and ensure our customers receive outstanding services. The Role Your main responsibility will be supporting the team in day-to-day administration duties of our Legal Disrepair and Complex Case Specialist as well as assisting from time to time with contract administration duties for both responsive repair and empty homes service delivery. This includes working closely with tenants, contractors, solicitors What we need you to do: Accurately scrutinise documents related to disrepair claims. Assist the Legal Disrepair Surveyor - Complex Case Specialist with managing disrepair works, including opening new files and updating existing files. Assist with providing accurate updates to our Damp, mould and condensation process. Assist with providing accurate updates to our disrepair cases. Produce and interpret accurate reports from internal systems. Accurately update and maintain housing management systems relating to disrepair claims. Provide regular progress updates on progress of disrepair claims. Be a point of contact and liaison for contractors, tenants and solicitors. Ensure commitment of the organisation's vision, mission and values influence every aspect of the business. Pursue excellence in all aspects of contract administration. Assist with providing document disclosures within set timescales. Monitoring site inspections completed and updated via our internal dynamics system. Have a great approach to customer service putting our customers at the heart of what you do. Skills and experience required: Able to use Microsoft Office Suite (including Word, Excel and Outlook) Excellent user of Excel / Data Analysis Experience of maintaining compliance / PPM databases Attention to detail with organising electronic filing system Experience of raising works orders Experience of undertaking general administrative including mail merge, scanning, and filing of PDFs on IT systems. Experience of working in social housing Excellent communication skills with ability to converse via email, by telephone and in person, with ability to handle difficult conversations with diplomacy