Housing Management Coordinator - Band 2
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Location: Sheppards, Harlow, Essex
Contract: Temporary
Duration: ASAP
- 01 April 2026 Salary: £16.37
Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm
Role Overview We are seeking an
experienced Housing Management Coordinator (Band 2). This is a frontline housing management role focused on rent and service charge collection, property standards, compliance, and strong customer engagement.
You will work closely with colleagues, contractors, and third-party care and support providers to ensure properties are safe, well-maintained, fully occupied, and that residents receive an excellent housing management service.
Key Responsibilities
Housing & Tenancy Management - Coordinate rent and service charge collection, managing arrears effectively
- Enforce tenancy conditions, including formal action up to court proceedings where required
- Support void management, re-letting rooms promptly to maximise occupancy
- Carry out defect checks and report, arrange, and monitor repairs
- Maintain accurate housing management records using internal systems
Customer & Resident Engagement - Deal with customer queries professionally and efficiently
- Make welfare calls and carry out ad-hoc and routine property visits
- Send weekly newsletters and organise/attend residents' meetings
- Support residents to maintain communal areas and personal living spaces
- Provide low-level support and signposting where appropriate
Health, Safety & Compliance - Ensure buildings are health and safety compliant
- Carry out and record routine safety checks and property risk assessments
- Ensure properties meet regulatory, quality, and client promise standards
- Liaise with contractors to ensure works meet contractual requirements
Coordination & Partnership Working - Work closely with Support Workers, Housing Management Workers, and Managers
- Coordinate and oversee housing management duties carried out by others
- Liaise with third-party care and support providers and superior landlords
- Ensure Service Level Agreements are adhered to and escalated where required
Skills, Knowledge & Experience Required
- Experience working in supported/social housing, property management, or care settings
- Experience managing rent accounts, arrears, voids, and repairs
- Basic understanding of housing law (tenancies, evictions)
- Experience of coordinating or overseeing the work of others
- Strong organisational skills and ability to manage a caseload
- Confident using IT systems, spreadsheets, and databases
- Good written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work independently, manage difficult situations, and use initiative
- Knowledge of health & safety and basic building maintenance
- Full driving licence and access to own vehicle (essential)
- Willingness to undertake lone working
What We're Looking For
- Reliable, organised, and proactive
- Customer-focused with a professional approach
- Able to balance compliance, income collection, and resident wellbeing
- Committed to equality, diversity, and safeguarding best practice