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Job Overview We are seeking a dedicated and professional Accommodation Officer to oversee and manage housing arrangements within our organisation. The successful candidate will be responsible for coordinating accommodation services, ensuring tenant satisfaction, and maintaining effective communication with stakeholders. This role offers an excellent opportunity for individuals with strong organisational and negotiation skills to contribute to a well-functioning housing environment. The Accommodation Officer will work closely with tenants, service providers, and internal teams to facilitate smooth operations and uphold high standards of service delivery. Responsibilities Manage and coordinate accommodation allocations in accordance with organisational policies and tenant needs. Act as the primary point of contact for tenants regarding housing queries, concerns, and requests. Negotiate lease terms, renewals, and other agreements with tenants and external partners to ensure favourable outcomes. Maintain accurate records of accommodation details using Yardi or similar property management software. Conduct regular inspections of housing units to ensure safety, cleanliness, and compliance with regulations. Liaise with maintenance teams to coordinate repairs and upgrades as required. Prepare reports on occupancy rates, tenant feedback, and other relevant metrics for management review. Assist in the development of policies related to accommodation services and tenant engagement initiatives. Skills Proven experience in negotiation, with the ability to reach mutually beneficial agreements efficiently. Proficiency in Yardi or comparable property management systems is highly desirable. Excellent organisational skills with attention to detail in record keeping and documentation. Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, enabling effective interaction with tenants and stakeholders. Ability to prioritise tasks effectively in a fast-paced environment while maintaining professionalism. Problem-solving aptitude with a proactive approach to resolving issues promptly. Knowledge of relevant housing legislation and regulations is advantageous but not essential. This role provides an engaging opportunity for motivated individuals eager to contribute positively within a dynamic housing environment while developing their professional expertise in property management and tenant relations.

Fortus Recruitment are a recruitment company that specialise in placing people within the repairs & maintenance industry. We are currently working on behalf of a Local Authority. My Client is currently looking for a Fire Stopping Supervisor for an on going position to carry out work in social housing sites in East London and the surrounding areas. ? Key Responsibilities Supervise and support firestopping teams across multiple tasks on site Ensure installations comply with building regulations, manufacturer specifications, and UL/EN firestopping standards Read and interpret drawings, plans, and technical documents Carry out quality checks, ensure compliance, and maintain accurate system records Coordinate with site management, other trades, and clients to ensure smooth workflow Champion health & safety, enforcing all site procedures Provide daily progress reports and maintain installation documentation ? Requirements Proven experience in firestopping / passive fire protection SSSTS certificate (essential) FIRAS accreditation (preferred but not essential) Strong understanding of firestopping systems, materials, and compliance standards Ability to lead and motivate teams effectively Excellent communication, reporting, and organisational skills Full UK driving licence (preferred) ? What We Offer Competitive salary based on experience Long-term projects in the Woking area Opportunities for progression within a growing company Training and development, including support toward further accreditation Supportive, professional working environment 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 INDET

We are looking for an experienced and proactive Property Manager to oversee a portfolio of residential properties . You will be responsible for ensuring properties are well-maintained, tenants are supported, and all legal and compliance standards are met. Key Responsibilities Manage a portfolio of r esidential properties , ensuring high standards of maintenance and compliance Act as the main point of contact for tenants, handling queries and resolving issues promptly Coordinate repairs and maintenance , including scheduling contractors and monitoring works to completion Manage and resolve tenant complaints in a professional and timely manner Conduct property inspections and ensure health & safety regulations are met Liaise with landlords, contractors, and external stakeholders Oversee tenancy processes including renewals, move-ins, and move-outs Monitor budgets, approve invoices, and manage contractor costs Requirements Previous experience in property management or housing Strong knowledge of repairs and maintenance processes Experience handling customer service issues and complaints Excellent communication and organisational skills Ability to manage multiple properties and priorities Knowledge of housing legislation and compliance (desirable) 5 days a week on site presence in our Slough Office If you have the relevant skills then please apply today.

Our client, a progressive and well-established architectural practice based in Glasgow, is looking to appoint a talented Project Architect to join their growing team. This is a fantastic opportunity to become part of a studio that is genuinely invested in supporting career development, offering the right environment for architects to grow, thrive and take ownership of their work. With a strong and expanding pipeline of projects, primarily within the residential sector, the practice delivers a diverse range of schemes, from thoughtfully designed small-scale developments to large, multi-million-pound housing projects. The successful candidate will play a key role across all RIBA stages, contributing both technically and creatively. While proficiency in Revit is highly desirable, support and training are available for candidates looking to strengthen their software capabilities. The ideal candidate will bring ambition, a collaborative mindset, and a passion for high-quality residential design. This role offers the chance to build a rewarding, long-term career within a supportive and forward-thinking practice that values its people and their professional journey. The practice is open-minded in its search but is particularly keen to hear from Architects with experience delivering residential projects in Scotland. Project Architect Overview Daily use of Revit across live projects Production of high-quality drawings, technical packages, and design solutions Involvement across all RIBA work stages Coordination and communication with clients, contractors, consultants, and statutory authorities Opportunity to contribute to a practice committed to staff development Engagement across a varied portfolio of residential schemes throughout Scotland Project Architect Requirements Fully Qualified Architects (RIBA / RIAS / ARB) Based in or within commuting distance of Glasgow Demonstrable experience working on residential projects in Scotland Knowledge of Revit advantageous Experience managing projects or readiness to step into a job-running role Strong design, problem-solving and presentation skills Good understanding of Scottish building warrants and planning processes Salary & Benefits Competitive salary: 38,000 - 45,000 (dependent on experience) Holiday that accrues with service Christmas shutdown period Hybrid working arrangements Pension scheme Flexible working with core hours between 10am - 3pm Paid overtime (where agreed in advance) Regular charity and social events Additional perks including: travel-to-work scheme, cycle-to-work scheme, childcare vouchers, income protection Bennett & Game Recruitment are acting as a Recruitment Agency in relation to this vacancy. Bennett and Game Recruitment are a multi-disciplined technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the UK with specialist teams covering a range of industries. We are acting as a Recruitment Agency in relation to this vacancy, and in accordance with GDPR by applying you are granting us consent to process your data, contact you about the services we offer, and submit your CV for the role you have applied for.

The role of Disrepair Surveyor - Damp & Mould involves conducting property inspections, diagnosing issues related to damp and mould, and recommending effective solutions. This is an exciting opportunity to utilise your expertise in property management and make a meaningful impact in London. Client Details A major UK housing provider managing a large and diverse portfolio of residential homes across London and the South East. With a strong social purpose, the organisation is committed to delivering safe, well-maintained homes and ensuring high standards of living for all residents. Within its Direct Maintenance and Repairs function, the organisation is strengthening its specialist disrepair capability, with a particular focus on damp and mould cases. The team operates in a fast-paced, resident-focused environment where technical expertise, accountability, and collaborative working are central to success. This is an opportunity to join a high-performing maintenance division where your work has a direct impact on resident wellbeing and housing quality. Description Manage a varied caseload of housing disrepair claims from initial inspection through to resolution, ensuring compliance with statutory and legal protocols Carry out detailed property inspections with a specialist focus on diagnosing damp, mould, and condensation issues, identifying root causes and appropriate remedial solutions Undertake comprehensive building surveys to assess defects, structural issues, and general property condition across a wide range of housing stock Produce clear, accurate and technically sound specifications and schedules of work using NHF SORs to support remedial works and contractor delivery Monitor and manage contractor performance on-site, ensuring works are delivered to required quality standards, within agreed timeframes and budgets Manage budgets typically ranging from 5k to 100k, ensuring accurate forecasting, cost control, and appropriate approval of variations Work closely with internal teams including housing management, legal services, and repairs teams, as well as external consultants and contractors Ensure all works comply with relevant housing legislation, health & safety requirements, and internal governance procedures Act as a key point of contact for residents throughout the disrepair process, managing expectations with professionalism and empathy Maintain accurate case records and updates within property and case management systems to support reporting and performance tracking Profile Proven experience in a disrepair surveying role within social housing, local authority, or a similar residential property environment Strong background in building pathology with a particular specialism in damp and mould diagnosis and remediation HNC/HND or degree in Building Surveying or a related discipline. MRICS, MCIOB, or equivalent professional membership desirable Good understanding of housing disrepair legislation, landlord responsibilities, contract administration, and health & safety compliance Experience managing budgets and delivering cost-effective repair solutions using NHF SORs Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to manage sensitive resident situations and communicate effectively with a wide range of stakeholders Proactive, organised, and comfortable working in a site-based, fast-moving environment with multiple competing priorities Confident using Microsoft Office applications (particularly Excel) and property management or case management systems Job Offer Salary up to 60,000 per annum plus performance-related incentives and a 1,300 car allowance Strong pension contribution, generous annual leave entitlement, and access to a comprehensive employee benefits scheme Agile working arrangement with a blend of site, office, and remote working depending on operational needs Ongoing training, CPD support, and clear opportunities for progression within a large and evolving repairs function A highly visible position where your technical expertise directly improves housing conditions and resident wellbeing across communities

Job Title: Multi Trade Operative Wet Trades Location: Lambeth/ Brixton Rate: £21.40 per hour (CIS) Hours: 42.5 hours per week - Mon to Fri Benefits: Company Van & Fuel Card Provided About the Role We are currently recruiting for an experienced Multi Trade Operative (Wet Trades) to work across occupied domestic properties within Hammersmith & Fulham and nearby areas. This is a customer-facing role, so a professional attitude and excellent communication skills are essential. Key Responsibilities Plastering works (patching, repairs, and small areas) Painting Damp and moisture-related repairs Carrying out works safely and respectfully in occupied homes Providing a high standard of workmanship and customer service Requirements Proven experience working in residential / domestic properties Experience working in occupied homes NVQ or City & Guilds Level 2 qualification (e.g. Plastering, Tiling, or Painting & Decorating) Full UK driving licence Strong communication and social skills Good customer service and a professional manner What s on Offer £21.40 per hour (CIS) Temp-to-perm opportunity Company van and fuel card Ongoing support and career guidance Opportunity to work with a reputable housing and maintenance provider How to Apply Please apply directly or contact Kiera Troutt for more information: (phone number removed) (url removed) (Please send a copy of your up to date CV and your trade qualifications)

Pertemps are delighted to be working with our public sector client to recruit a Housing Assistant on a temporary ongoing basis. Role: Housing Assistant (Temporary Accommodation) Location: East Edinburgh (Niddrie) Hours: Monday to Friday (36 hours per week) Pay Rate: £14.51 per hour Duration: Temporary ongoing Start Date: Immediate Please note this post is subject to a Basic Disclosure check at a cost of £25. Why Join This Role? Be part of a compassionate and dedicated team supporting individuals and families in temporary accommodation across Edinburgh. Gain valuable experience within the public sector and housing support services. Play a key role in helping vulnerable residents access accommodation, support, and essential services. Work within an inclusive and supportive environment with opportunities to build your skills and experience. What You'll Be Doing Providing administrative and customer support via telephone, email, and online communication channels. Assisting residents with temporary accommodation enquiries, tenancy-related queries, and support requests. Supporting the management of accommodation records, referrals, and service documentation. Updating client information and processing records accurately using internal systems. Liaising with housing officers, support services, and external agencies to ensure residents receive appropriate assistance. Handling sensitive and confidential information with professionalism and discretion. Supporting the day-to-day operations of the temporary accommodation team through effective administration and record-keeping. Communicating confidently, calmly, and empathetically with residents, including those experiencing challenging circumstances. Working collaboratively within a supportive team to meet service standards and deadlines. What We're Looking For Previous administrative or customer service experience within a busy environment. Strong IT skills, including accurate data entry and confident use of Microsoft Office packages. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. A calm, empathetic, and professional approach when dealing with vulnerable individuals and members of the public. Strong organisational skills with excellent attention to detail. Ability to prioritise workload and work effectively in a fast-paced environment. A proactive, reliable, and team-focused attitude. Desirable: Experience within housing, homelessness, temporary accommodation, or local authority services. Understanding of housing support or tenancy-related processes. Interested? If you're organised, compassionate, and ready to make a positive impact in your community, apply online today - we'd love to hear from you!

Principal Structural Engineer - Joint Inspection Team (Wales) Salary: 50,000 - 60,000 full-time equivalent (pro rata; actual salary based on part-time hours) Contract: Fixed term to 31 March 2027 (with potential extension) Working Pattern: Part-time (hours to be agreed) Location: Pan-Wales / Remote with travel across Wales About the Role The Adecco Public Sector Built Environment, Building and Fire Safety team is delighted to be working in partnership with the Joint Inspection Team in Wales to support the continued delivery of this important and high-impact service. This is a unique opportunity to join the established Joint Inspection Team (JIT) in Wales, working at the forefront of building safety across multi-occupied residential buildings. The JIT brings together expertise from Fire & Rescue Authorities, Local Authorities and Building Control to assess and improve safety standards in high-rise and mid-rise residential buildings across Wales. As Principal Structural Engineer, you will play a critical role within this multidisciplinary team, providing specialist structural expertise to support inspections, risk assessments, and regulatory decision-making. Your work will directly contribute to improving resident safety and shaping future building safety policy. Key Responsibilities Structural Inspections & Risk Assessment Lead and undertake structural inspections of high-rise and mid-rise residential buildings Assess structural systems including reinforced concrete, steel frames, masonry and large panel systems Identify structural defects, deterioration, and potential failure mechanisms Evaluate risks relating to structural integrity, fire damage, and disproportionate collapse Multi-Disciplinary Building Safety Work Work closely with fire engineers, building control specialists and environmental health professionals Contribute structural expertise to joint inspections and safety assessments Support Local Authorities and Fire & Rescue Services in regulatory and enforcement decision-making External Wall & Structural Interface Assess the structural implications of cladding systems, balconies and fa ade elements Work alongside fire engineers to ensure remediation solutions maintain structural integrity Reporting & Stakeholder Engagement Produce clear, evidence-based inspection reports with practical recommendations Present technical findings to stakeholders including Local Authorities, Welsh Government and Fire & Rescue Services Provide expert opinion to support enforcement and safety decisions Policy & Safety Improvement Contribute to the development of building safety policy in Wales Support a risk-based inspection approach across the residential sector Ensure all work prioritises resident life safety above all else About You You will be a structural engineer with a strong background in inspecting existing buildings and assessing structural risk within the built environment. Essential Degree in Structural or Civil Engineering Chartered Engineer (CEng) status or working towards Significant experience inspecting existing buildings (not solely design-focused) Strong understanding of high-rise residential structures and structural behaviour Experience identifying structural defects and producing detailed technical reports Ability to communicate complex technical issues clearly to non-specialist audiences Experience operating within a regulatory, inspection or safety-focused environment Desirable Experience inspecting high-rise or post-war housing stock Knowledge of building safety and fire safety legislation Experience supporting enforcement action or providing expert evidence Understanding of fa ade systems and external wall structures Working Arrangements Flexible, remote-based role with travel required across Wales Regular site inspections, including occupied high-rise residential buildings Overnight stays may be required depending on inspection location Why Join the JIT? Play a key role in improving building safety across Wales Work within a high-impact, multidisciplinary inspection team Influence future policy and best practice in building safety Flexible, part-time opportunity with meaningful national impact Inclusion & Accessibility We actively welcome applications from individuals from all backgrounds and are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce. We are also committed to making our recruitment process as accessible as possible. If you require adjustments at any stage, please let us know. Apply For further information or a confidential discussion, please contact: Sam Duggan - Adecco UK (url removed) Closing date for applications - 21st June 2026. Video interviews to be held w/c 29th June 2026.

Property Assets Manager required by a Housing Association in Belfast Your new company The services of Hays have been retained by our client, an established Housing Association based in Belfast, to recruit a Property Assets Manager on a temporary contract basis for a period of c. 6-12 months with the possibility of further extension. It is envisaged that this role will be recruited by the Association on a permanent basis in due course. The Association has a portfolio which includes supported housing, housing for the elderly and general family accommodation. Your new role You will be responsible for ensuring that the Housing Association's property portfolio is maintained to high standards, remains compliant with relevant regulations, and aligns with the Association's investment and sustainability strategies. This role involves overseeing planned maintenance, driving investment decisions for long-term asset management, and playing a key role in progressing the organisation's Net Zero carbon strategy. You will ensure compliance with health and safety standards, building regulations, and environmental targets, while also optimising the performance and lifespan of the housing stock. What you'll need to succeed To be considered for this role, you must possess: A degree or professional qualification in Asset Management, Building Surveying, Property Management, or a related field with a minimum of 2 years' experience in a similar role.A deep understanding of compliance requirements in the housing sector, including building safety regulations, gas safety, fire safety, and environmental standards.Knowledge of planned maintenance programmes, property condition surveys, and asset data management.Experience with sustainability practices and energy efficiency initiatives in property management.Strong project management skills, with experience leading large-scale maintenance or investment programmes.The ability to prepare and manage budgets effectively, forecast costs, and make strategic investment decisions.Experience using asset management software, compliance tracking systems, and data analysis tools.The ability to analyse data, identify trends, and develop long-term asset management strategies.Strong leadership skills with the ability to motivate and manage a team, while collaborating across departments. What you'll get in return This role offers an immediate start and the opportunity to take up a key role with an established Housing Association based in Belfast. It is envisaged that this role will be recruited on a permanent basis in due course. The initial temporary contract role might interest an individual who is seeking a contract role, but it may also offer good exposure to the post for an individual interested in securing the role on a permanent basis. What you need to do now Please contact Andrew McLarnon to discuss this position in confidence. Alternatively, please apply using the link attached to register your interest.

Project Manager- Development (New Homes) Project Manager - New Homes Development Permanent Competitive Salary + Benefits We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the delivery of new homes across a growing development pipeline. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is passionate about creating high-quality, sustainable housing and who enjoys overseeing projects from early feasibility through to handover. Key Responsibilities Manage the end-to-end delivery of residential development projects, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. Oversee feasibility, planning, design, procurement, and delivery stages. Coordinate and manage external consultants, contractors, and stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle. Prepare and monitor project programmes, budgets, risk registers, and progress reports. Ensure compliance with all relevant statutory, planning, and building regulations. Work collaboratively with internal teams to support strategic development objectives. Maintain strong relationships with local authorities, partners, and community stakeholders. About You Proven experience managing residential development or construction projects (new build essential). Strong understanding of planning processes, design development, and contract administration. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills. Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and work proactively to resolve issues. Strong commercial awareness and experience working with budgets and financial reporting. A relevant professional qualification (e.g., RICS, MCIOB, MAPM) is desirable but not essential. What We Offer Opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation delivering high-quality new homes. A supportive team environment with scope for professional growth. Competitive salary and benefits package. If you're a motivated Project Manager looking to make a real impact in the delivery of new homes, we'd love to hear from you.

A highly respected and long-established Sussex law firm is looking to appoint an experienced Residential Conveyancing Completions Assistant to join its thriving Residential Property team in Burgess Hill. You'll play a key role in ensuring transactions complete smoothly and efficiently, working closely with fee earners, clients, lenders, estate agents, housing associations, and solicitors as part of a collaborative and high-performing team. The Role: Preparing and issuing completion statements Requesting, checking, and chasing mortgage advance funds Carrying out pre-completion checks and ensuring lender requirements are met Managing completion day processes and transfer of funds Handling post-completion work including SDLT submissions and Land Registry applications Assisting with shared ownership transactions and liaising with housing associations Providing a high standard of client care throughout the transaction process About You: Previous experience within residential conveyancing Experience handling completions and post-completion matters Strong organisational skills and attention to detail Ability to work effectively in a busy, deadline-driven environment Confident communication skills and a proactive approach Experience using a case management system What's on Offer: Competitive salary depending on experience Hybrid working available Genuine career progression opportunities Ongoing training and development Supportive and collaborative team culture Opportunity to join a well-established and growing firm with an excellent reputation This is an excellent opportunity for a conveyancing professional looking to take the next step within a firm that values its employees and offers long-term career growth. If you would be interested in finding out more about this role or hear about any other opportunities please reach out to Rhian Thompson at QED Legal () or alternatively click on the "APPLY" button below.

Our client is a well-established, multi-disciplinary property consultancy with a strong UK presence, specialising in surveying, asset management and lifecycle consultancy. The business works across large-scale residential portfolios, delivering condition surveys, long-term maintenance planning, and lifecycle cost advice to a range of clients including housing providers and institutional investors. They are particularly known for their structured approach to planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and lifecycle modelling, offering consistent project flow and long-term client relationships. Salary & Benefits: Salary: 30,000 - 55,000 (dependent on experience) 28 days holiday (inclusive of Bank Holidays) Pension Ongoing professional development Full benefits to be discussed at interview stage Job Overview: This role sits within a specialist team focused on planned preventative maintenance and lifecycle surveying across residential property portfolios. You will be responsible for undertaking condition surveys and producing annual PPM programmes, helping clients forecast future maintenance requirements and associated costs. Alongside core lifecycle work, you will also support on smaller project instructions including refurbishments, reworks, and replacement schemes such as window upgrades. There is also exposure to insurance reinstatement cost assessments, adding further variety to the role. Job Responsibilities: Carry out condition surveys across residential properties Produce PPM schedules and lifecycle cost plans Provide advice on long-term maintenance and asset strategy Assist with small works projects including refurbishments and replacement schemes Support with insurance reinstatement assessments Prepare clear, client-facing reports Job Requirements: Experience within Building Surveying, ideally consultancy-side Exposure to PPM, lifecycle costing or asset management Residential sector experience advantageous Understanding of maintenance and refurbishment works Full UK driving licence Bennett and Game Recruitment are a multi-disciplined technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the UK with specialist teams covering a range of industries. We are acting as a Recruitment Agency in relation to this vacancy, and in accordance with GDPR by applying you are granting us consent to process your data, contact you about the services we offer, and submit your CV for the role you have applied for.

GROUP PROCUREMENT MANAGER TPG • Circa £50,000 + Car allowance, aligned to experience • National (with travel as required) ROLE OVERVIEW We need a Group Procurement Manager to take ownership of our national supplier strategy and build something that works: a rationalised, trusted, well-governed supplier network that our property management teams can rely on every day. This is a new role leading an established contracts team. You will inherit a supplier base that spans multiple brands and regions, and your job is to cleanse, align and strengthen it, improving service quality, commercial value and compliance across the board. You will set the direction, lead the team and work closely with operational stakeholders to make procurement a genuine enabler of better outcomes for customers. ROLE EXPECTATIONS This is a senior, hands on role with genuine scope to shape how procurement works across the Group. You will be expected to assess the current supplier landscape with clear eyes, identify what needs to change and lead a structured programme to fix it, reducing duplication, closing gaps and raising performance standards. You will manage a small contracts team, set clear standards and ensure that contract administration, renewals and tender activity are delivered with consistency and governance. You will need to hold your own commercially with suppliers, influence internal stakeholders across multiple brands and translate operational needs into effective procurement strategies. WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE You will be successful in this role if: The supplier base is rationalised, compliant and trusted by operational teams Contract renewals and tender activity are delivered on time, every time Supplier SLA and KPI performance measurably improves Commercial savings and value improvements are demonstrated The contracts team operates with clear accountability and high standards Property and customer support teams can confidently rely on the approved supplier network HOW YOU'LL SPEND MOST OF YOUR TIME Most weeks, you will be: Developing and implementing the Group-wide procurement strategy Leading supplier rationalisation, performance improvement and alignment programmes Overseeing contract renewals, tender processes and contract administration across all brands Negotiating with suppliers to secure strong commercial terms and quality outcomes Managing and developing the contracts team Defining and monitoring supplier KPIs, SLAs and service review mechanisms Ensuring all suppliers meet health and safety, compliance and accreditation requirements Partnering with property management, operations, finance, risk and regional teams You will be nationally based with travel as required across the Group's brands and regions. WHO THIS ROLE IS FOR This role suits someone who: Has significant senior procurement experience in property services, facilities management, housing, residential block management, construction, maintenance or a related sector Has led supplier rationalisation and procurement transformation programmes Is confident negotiating complex commercial agreements and managing strategic supplier relationships Can lead, develop and get the best out of a small team Understands how to balance cost, quality, compliance and customer outcomes Is comfortable driving change across a structure of independently operating brands EXPERIENCE THAT HELPS Experience managing multi-site, multi-brand or geographically dispersed supplier environments Track record of leading tendering activity, contract renewals and contract administration Experience implementing governance, compliance and supplier assurance processes Good understanding of property maintenance, repairs, compliance services and contractor management Knowledge of health and safety, supplier accreditation and third-party risk management Experience working with operational stakeholders in service-led environments WHAT WE OFFER Competitive salary, aligned to experience Company car or car allowance for field-based roles 24 days holiday plus bank holidays, with additional Christmas closure Pension scheme Vitality private healthcare Perkbox membership with discounts across retail, travel and entertainment Fully funded training and professional development, including paid study leave Employee referral scheme Annual salary review Free eye tests and Cycle to Work scheme Long service award Support for Army Reserve training ABOUT TRINITY ESTATES Trinity Estates is a leading residential property management company and the flagship brand within the wider Trinity Property Group. Managing a diverse portfolio across the UK, the business supports developments ranging from modern city apartments to large-scale residential estates. Trinity Estates combines strong operational structure with a people-focused approach, delivering a consistent and professional service at scale. For employees, this means access to larger and more varied portfolios, clear processes, strong internal support and genuine opportunities for progression within a growing organisation. As part of a wider group, Trinity Estates offers both stability and career development, making it an ideal environment for those looking to build and progress their career in property management. HOW WE HIRE Initial conversation with our talent team Interview focused on experience, judgement and approach We aim to complete the process within two to three weeks and communicate clearly throughout. INTERESTED? Apply with your CV. All applicants must be eligible to live and work in the UK. Documentary evidence of eligibility will be required.

Job Description: Electrician - Social Housing (Day-to-Day Repairs) Job Title: Electrician Sector: Social Housing Type: Full-Time / Permanent Reports to: Repairs Supervisor / Electrical Manager Location: Leeds Job details To carry out day-to-day electrical repairs, maintenance, and minor installations across social housing properties. The role ensures tenants receive a safe, efficient, and customer-focused service, maintaining compliance with relevant electrical and health & safety regulations. Key Responsibilities Respond to day-to-day repair requests and diagnose electrical faults in domestic properties. Carry out repairs, replacements, and installations including (but not limited to): Sockets and switches Lighting circuits and fittings Consumer unit components Extractor fans Shower circuits Minor rewires and remedial works Complete Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) where required and undertake remedial actions. Ensure all work complies with current BS 7671 Wiring Regulations and organisational safety standards. Maintain accurate job records using handheld devices or paperwork as required. Provide excellent customer service when working in tenants' homes, ensuring professionalism and respect at all times. Report safeguarding concerns, property condition issues, or tenancy-related risks to the appropriate teams. Work collaboratively with planners, supervisors, and other trades to deliver a high-quality repairs service. Participate in an out-of-hours emergency rota if required. Skills & Experience Required Proven experience working as a domestic electrician, ideally within social housing. Strong fault-finding skills and ability to work independently. Excellent communication and customer service skills, particularly when working in occupied homes. Ability to use mobile devices to receive work orders and complete reports. Awareness of social housing environments and sensitivity when dealing with vulnerable tenants. Qualifications NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Installation or equivalent. 18th Edition Wiring Regulations (BS 7671). City & Guilds 2391 or 2394/2395 (preferred but not always essential). Full UK driving licence. Personal Attributes Reliable, proactive, and well-organised. Customer-focused with a positive attitude. Able to work safely and follow procedures. Respectful when working in diverse homes and communities. If this role sounds like it is for you, please or email (url removed)

At Connect2Hackney , the internal talent team for the London Borough of Hackney are looking for a passionate, forward-thinking Conservation & Design Officer to join our Planning and Building Control service. If you want to take a leading role in preserving our unique heritage while driving world-class, sustainable modern design, we want to hear from you! The Role As a Conservation & Design Officer, you will be at the heart of Hackney's evolving landscape. You will progress as you take on more complex applications, lead corporate initiatives, and mentor the next generation of planning talent. You will take a proactive lead on statutory planning casework, pre-application negotiations, and urban design studies. From influencing massive housing regeneration schemes to assisting with the prestigious Hackney Design Review Panel, your expertise will leave a lasting footprint on the borough. Key Responsibilities Lead on Complex Casework: Progress statutory planning applications, appeal cases, and pre-application negotiations regarding conservation and design matters. Collaborate & Influence: Act as a senior expert across the council, working closely with senior management, highways, housing, and developers to embed sustainable construction and high-quality design into policy and practice. Champion Heritage: Provide definitive technical guidance on Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas, architectural history, and traditional construction methods. Lead & Mentor: Supervise up to 4 staff members or manage up to 2 team members, mentoring junior colleagues to help develop their technical and professional skills. Expert Voice: Represent the Council as an expert spokesperson and witness at public inquiries, examinations in public, and hearings. Who We Are Looking For You are a highly autonomous professional who possesses a thorough working knowledge of architectural history, urban design principles, and building conservation frameworks. You should bring: Education: A degree-level qualification in Architecture, Town Planning, Urban Design, Building Conservation, or a related postgraduate field. Professional Standings: Eligibility for membership in professional bodies like RIBA, RTPI, or IHBC. Experience: A minimum of two years working within a Planning Service or an interconnected urban design/architecture/conservation role. Skills: Incredible verbal and written communication skills. You must be able to confidently read complex plans, negotiate with stakeholders, and present technical concepts clearly to diverse audiences. Technical Savvy: Proficiency in relevant IT systems, with a strong preference for candidates experienced in VuCity or similar 3D digital modelling software. Commercial Services Trading Ltd is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

Hays Construction & Property are delighted to be working with one of our long-standing clients in recruiting for a Site Manager to join the team! Working on projects in North Wales, you'll be joining a really experienced and professional SME Contractor, with long-lasting relationships and secured work in a busy order-book They are looking for a Site Manager to join the team. You'll be from a main contracting background, and have experience working on commercial build projects, and (ideally) also new build housing You'll have experience of working on projects up to 5m, and be able to run sites autonomously, and be a hands-on Site Manager. You'll be proficient working with programmes of work, managing subcontractors, producing RAMS, managing H&S, dealing with key stakeholders and be fully IT literate We are looking for someone to join the team based on sites across the North Wales coast, specifically across Conwy & Gwynedd. This is an excellent opportunity for someone to join a professional, diligently run business with a fantastic culture 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 on your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at (url removed)

A Communications & Engagement Specialist works on housing or regeneration projects, making sure residents are kept informed, involved, and supported throughout changes to their homes or community. Client Details This is a well-established organisation within the not-for-profit sector, specialising in property and housing services. They are a medium-sized organisation committed to providing quality housing solutions and improving the lives of their tenants. Description Develop and deliver communications Create clear, simple updates for residents (letters, newsletters, FAQs, digital content) Lead resident and community engagement Plan and run consultations, drop-ins, surveys, and community events Gather and use feedback Collect resident feedback and ensure it is shared with project teams to influence decisions Manage stakeholder relationships Work with internal teams, contractors, councils, and partners to keep communication aligned Support project delivery Help deliver engagement plans and ensure activities are completed on time Monitor engagement activity Track communications and engagement work, keeping accurate records and reporting on outcomes Manage issues and risks Identify concerns from residents and help resolve or escalate them appropriately Profile A successful Tenancy Engagement Officer should have: Experience within the property or housing sector, ideally in a not-for-profit setting. Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build trust with tenants. Knowledge of tenancy agreements and housing regulations. Proficiency in maintaining accurate records and using relevant software systems. A proactive approach to problem-solving and decision-making. A commitment to providing excellent customer service. Job Offer Competitive salary ranging from 32,338 to 39,524 per annum. Opportunities to make a positive impact in the not-for-profit sector. Supportive work environment within the property industry. Professional development opportunities. Convenient location in Manchester. This is an excellent opportunity for a Tenancy Engagement Officer to make a meaningful difference in the lives of tenants. If you're passionate about housing and community engagement, apply today!

Location: Kent Contract: Permanent Salary: 55,000- 60,000 per annum Working Pattern: 5 days office-based Sector: Social Housing Contractor (Retrofit, Planned Maintenance & Refurbishment) Overview We are recruiting for an experienced Health & Safety Manager to join a leading social housing contractor based in Kent. This is a key role overseeing health & safety compliance across retrofit works, planned maintenance programmes, and refurbishment projects across occupied and void housing stock. You will be responsible for driving a strong safety culture, ensuring full compliance with legislation, and supporting operational teams delivering high-volume social housing contracts. Key Responsibilities Lead all Health & Safety strategy across retrofit, refurbishment, and planned maintenance works Conduct site inspections, audits, and compliance checks across multiple live projects Ensure full compliance with CDM Regulations, HSE guidance, and internal policies Carry out and review risk assessments and method statements (RAMS) Investigate incidents, near misses, and implement corrective actions Support operational teams and contractors to maintain safe systems of work Oversee asbestos awareness, fire safety, and occupant safety in social housing environments Deliver toolbox talks, training, and ongoing H&S guidance to site teams Maintain accurate H&S documentation and reporting for senior management Work closely with project managers to ensure safe delivery of works on time and within budget Requirements Proven experience in a Health & Safety role within construction, social housing, or property maintenance Strong knowledge of retrofit, planned maintenance, or refurbishment projects NEBOSH General Certificate (minimum required; Diploma preferred) Strong understanding of CDM Regulations and contractor management Experience working in occupied residential environments (social housing preferred) Excellent communication and leadership skills Ability to influence site teams and drive behavioural safety culture What's on Offer 60,000 salary Permanent long-term role Stability within a growing social housing contractor Exposure to large-scale retrofit and refurbishment programmes Opportunity to shape and improve company-wide safety standards Office-based role in Kent (5 days per week) About the Role This is a fantastic opportunity for a proactive Health & Safety professional who wants to take ownership of compliance across a busy social housing contractor delivering essential housing improvements across Kent and surrounding areas.