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5 days a week Hybrid - Onsite Dorchester/Bridport 2 days a week Commencing Aug 26 - Rolling contract 450 to 550 a day Inside IR35 Interim Capital Project Manager Role Overview The Council is seeking an experienced interim Capital Project Manager to lead the delivery of a diverse portfolio of capital projects across multiple service areas, including: Children's and SEND Capital Programmes Adults, Prevention and Housing Capital Programmes Economy and Environment Capital Programmes Corporate Capital Programmes Projects may range from building refurbishments and extensions through to major new-build developments and infrastructure schemes delivered through a variety of procurement routes and construction contracts, including NEC and JCT forms of contract. The postholder will provide client-side project leadership throughout the project lifecycle, from project inception and business case development through design, procurement, construction and handover. The role requires strong project management, commercial, contract administration, stakeholder management and governance skills to ensure projects are delivered safely, on programme, within budget and in accordance with Council policies and governance requirements. Key Responsibilities Capital Project Delivery Lead the successful delivery of a portfolio of capital construction and infrastructure projects. Manage projects through all stages of the project lifecycle, including feasibility, design, procurement, construction, commissioning and handover. Act as the Council's client-side lead, ensuring project objectives and outcomes are achieved. Develop and maintain project execution plans, programmes and governance arrangements. Ensure projects comply with statutory requirements, corporate policies and approved business cases. Coordinate multidisciplinary project teams, including consultants, contractors and internal stakeholders. Ensure projects are delivered in accordance with agreed scope, quality, budget and programme requirements. Contract Management Administer and manage projects delivered under NEC and JCT forms of contract. Lead contract management activities throughout project delivery. Monitor contractor performance against contractual obligations. Manage instructions, variations, compensation events, change control and contractual correspondence. Review and assess contractor programmes, progress and performance. Ensure contractual records are maintained and auditable. Support procurement activities and contractor appointments in accordance with Council procurement requirements. Commercial and Financial Management Develop and manage project budgets and cost plans. Monitor expenditure against approved budgets and funding allocations. Work closely with Quantity Surveyors and commercial advisors to manage project costs. Review valuations, payment applications, change requests and final accounts. Ensure robust financial control and value for money throughout project delivery. Identify and manage potential financial risks and opportunities. Programme and Risk Management Develop and maintain project delivery programmes and reporting schedules. Monitor project progress and ensure key milestones are achieved. Identify, assess and manage risks, issues and dependencies. Maintain project risk and issue registers. Lead risk mitigation activities and ensure timely escalation where required. Implement effective change control processes across projects. Design, Quality and Compliance Manage the design development process and ensure delivery against approved project requirements. Coordinate consultants, designers and technical advisors throughout project delivery. Ensure design quality and technical compliance are maintained. Support compliance with Building Regulations, Planning Conditions, CDM Regulations and other statutory requirements. Ensure sustainability, environmental and accessibility requirements are incorporated where required. Governance and Reporting Prepare reports, briefings and presentations for senior leadership teams, boards and committees. Provide regular reporting on project performance, including programme, budget, risks and key decisions. Ensure projects comply with the Council's governance framework and delegated authority arrangements. Support business case development, approvals and gateway reviews. Stakeholder Management Build and maintain effective relationships with internal and external stakeholders. Work collaboratively with service managers, operational teams, consultants, contractors and partner organisations. Manage stakeholder expectations and facilitate project decision-making. Support consultation and engagement activities where required. Represent the Council at project meetings, workshops and governance forums. Essential Experience Significant experience delivering capital construction and infrastructure projects. Proven track record of managing multiple projects simultaneously. Experience administering NEC and/or JCT construction contracts. Experience managing multidisciplinary project teams and external consultants. Strong commercial and financial management experience. Experience working within public sector, local authority or similar governance environments. Experience managing projects through design, procurement and construction phases. Risk, programme and stakeholder management experience. Desirable Experience Experience delivering projects across education, SEND, housing, healthcare, public realm, infrastructure or corporate estate sectors. Experience working with external funding streams and grant-funded projects. Knowledge of sustainability, decarbonisation and net-zero initiatives. Experience of framework procurement routes and public procurement regulations. Experience of managing contractors under Design and Build arrangements. Qualifications Essential Degree or equivalent qualification in Project Management, Construction, Engineering, Building Surveying, Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. Professional membership of APM, CIOB, RICS, ICE or equivalent professional body. Desirable PRINCE2 Practitioner, APM PMQ or equivalent. NEC Project Manager Accreditation. Management qualification or leadership training. Personal Attributes Strong leadership and organisational skills. Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities. Commercially aware with sound financial acumen. Strong decision-making and problem-solving capability. Ability to manage competing priorities across multiple projects. Collaborative and outcome-focused approach. Proactive risk management mindset. Ability to operate effectively within complex organisational and governance structures. Reporting Line Reports to: Senior Design Manager and Head of Capital Delivery / Capital Delivery Strategic Lead Corporate Responsibilities The postholder will: Support the Council's commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion. Comply with all safeguarding responsibilities. Adhere to Health & Safety legislation and CDM requirements. Comply with Data Protection legislation and information governance requirements. Operate in accordance with the Council's financial regulations and procurement procedures. Promote sustainability and environmental objectives throughout project delivery. Connect2Dorset is a trading style of Dorset & Kent Commercial Services LLP - A joint venture between Dorset Council & Commercial Services Kent Ltd. Connect2Dorset is an equal opportunities Employment Agency & Business. It positively encourages applications from all suitably qualified and eligible candidates.

Interim Compliance Manager 550 - 600 per day (Inside IR35) Hybrid Working 6-Month Contract (Potential Extension) Oyster is working with a Local Aauthority seeking an experienced Interim Compliance Manager to lead the delivery of statutory compliance across a residential property portfolio. This is a leadership-focused role where you will be responsible for managing a compliance team, overseeing contractor performance, driving service improvement, and providing assurance to senior stakeholders. Whilst knowledge of fire and building safety is beneficial, the successful candidate will bring broad experience across statutory compliance and a proven track record of managing teams and contractors within a regulated environment. Key Responsibilities Lead and develop a compliance team, ensuring high levels of performance and accountability. Oversee statutory compliance programmes including Gas, Electrical, Fire, Water Hygiene, Asbestos, Lifts (LOLER), and Building Safety. Manage external contractors and consultants, ensuring contractual and regulatory compliance. Monitor compliance performance, KPIs, risks, and remedial actions. Support audit, inspection, and regulatory requirements. Produce reports and provide assurance to senior management. Drive continuous improvement across compliance processes, systems, and service delivery. About You Significant experience managing statutory compliance within social housing, local government, or a similar regulated environment. Strong leadership and people management experience. Proven ability to manage contractor performance and service delivery. Experience overseeing multiple compliance disciplines. Strong understanding of compliance governance, assurance, and risk management. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills. Desirable Social housing experience. Experience working with the Regulator of Social Housing. Knowledge of Building Safety legislation. Relevant compliance, building safety, health & safety, or asset management qualifications.

The Adaptations Manager will oversee property adaptations within the public sector, ensuring projects are delivered effectively and meet the required standards. Client Details My client is a leading housing provider based in the East Midlands who manages 4,300 social housing properties ranging from single-occupancy one-bedroom homes to larger family houses and high-rise flats. Description Oversee and manage property adaptations to ensure compliance with regulations and standards. Ensuring that the organisation remain legally compliant in relation to its statutory obligations to deliver Disabled Facilities Grants. Working closely with external agencies to ensure the needs of disabled residents in the area are met. Advice and assistance on a variety of topics Profile A successful Interim Adaptations Manager should have: A background in property management and social housing. Strong knowledge of building regulations and accessibility standards. Proven ability to manage multiple projects effectively. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Attention to detail and a proactive approach to problem-solving. Experience within the public sector is advantageous but not essential. Job Offer Daily pay rate of 300 Temporary contract offering flexibility and a chance to make a difference. Engaging role within the public sector, providing meaningful impact.

Interim Project Manager (Capital Works/Fire Remediation) £400-£450 per day (Umbrella) Inside IR35 - West London Interim Contract until April 2027 (initially) We're looking to recruit an experienced Interim Project Manager to join on a long-term interim basis, in West London . This is a fantastic opportunity to manage a varied programme of refurbishment and remedial works across a residential/healthcare property portfolio. While some projects will involve fire safety remediation, the role also covers a wider range of building compliance and improvement works, making it ideal for an experienced project manager from a housing, construction or property background. The Role You'll be responsible for delivering multiple projects from inception through to completion, ensuring works are completed safely, compliantly, on time and within budget. Key responsibilities include: Managing a portfolio of compliance, fire remedial and capital works projects across residential and healthcare properties. Overseeing contractors throughout the project lifecycle, including issuing orders, managing variations, chairing progress meetings and authorising payments. Carrying out regular site visits to monitor progress, quality and contractor performance. Working closely with Contract Administrators, consultants, Principal Designers and Principal Contractors to ensure successful project delivery. Ensuring projects comply with relevant legislation, including CDM Regulations, Building Regulations and other statutory requirements. Reviewing contractor documentation, including RAMS and Construction Phase Plans, and ensuring safe systems of work are in place. Monitoring project budgets, programmes and risks while identifying opportunities to deliver value for money. Producing progress reports and maintaining strong relationships with residents, housing teams, contractors and external stakeholders. About You We're looking for an experienced Project Manager with a proven track record of delivering building, compliance, refurbishment or capital works projects. You'll bring: Experience managing construction, refurbishment, compliance or planned works projects. Strong contract management skills, including variations, valuations and contractor performance management. Experience inspecting works on site and ensuring quality and contractual compliance. Good knowledge of Building Regulations, CDM Regulations and health & safety requirements. Experience managing project budgets and delivering value for money. Excellent organisational and stakeholder management skills. The ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and work collaboratively with internal and external partners. A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Experience within social housing, local government, NHS, facilities management or residential construction would be highly advantageous.

Interim Project Manager (Capital Works/Fire Remediation) £400-£450 per day (Umbrella) Inside IR35 Interim Contract until April 2027 (initially) We're looking to recruit an experienced Interim Project Manager to join on a long-term interim basis. This is a fantastic opportunity to manage a varied programme of refurbishment and remedial works across a residential/healthcare property portfolio. While some projects will involve fire safety remediation, the role also covers a wider range of building compliance and improvement works, making it ideal for an experienced project manager from a housing, construction or property background. The Role You'll be responsible for delivering multiple projects from inception through to completion, ensuring works are completed safely, compliantly, on time and within budget. Key responsibilities include: Managing a portfolio of compliance, fire remedial and capital works projects across residential and healthcare properties. Overseeing contractors throughout the project lifecycle, including issuing orders, managing variations, chairing progress meetings and authorising payments. Carrying out regular site visits to monitor progress, quality and contractor performance. Working closely with Contract Administrators, consultants, Principal Designers and Principal Contractors to ensure successful project delivery. Ensuring projects comply with relevant legislation, including CDM Regulations, Building Regulations and other statutory requirements. Reviewing contractor documentation, including RAMS and Construction Phase Plans, and ensuring safe systems of work are in place. Monitoring project budgets, programmes and risks while identifying opportunities to deliver value for money. Producing progress reports and maintaining strong relationships with residents, housing teams, contractors and external stakeholders. About You We're looking for an experienced Project Manager with a proven track record of delivering building, compliance, refurbishment or capital works projects. You'll bring: Experience managing construction, refurbishment, compliance or planned works projects. Strong contract management skills, including variations, valuations and contractor performance management. Experience inspecting works on site and ensuring quality and contractual compliance. Good knowledge of Building Regulations, CDM Regulations and health & safety requirements. Experience managing project budgets and delivering value for money. Excellent organisational and stakeholder management skills. The ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and work collaboratively with internal and external partners. A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Experience within social housing, local government, NHS, facilities management or residential construction would be highly advantageous.

Lettings Manager - 3 Month Temp Location: Long Stratton, Norfolk (Hybrid Working) Salary: £46,373.18 per annum equivalent £24.10 PAYE £32.01 Umbrella Hours: 37 hours per week, Monday-Friday Contract Length: 3 Months Start: ASAP DBS: Basic DBS Required Vacancy Brief Our client, a well-established Housing Association, is seeking an experienced Lettings Manager to lead and develop its lettings service on an interim 3-month basis. Reporting to the Director of Tenant Services, the successful candidate will oversee the end-to-end lettings function, drive performance across key housing metrics, and manage a team of Lettings Officers and support staff. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced social housing professional with a strong background in lettings, void management, service transformation, and team leadership. If you are interested in the role please apply on our website with your CV, alternatively you can email your CV to Beth 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. You can also follow us at Twitter/Facebook/LinkedIn or via our website

Temporary Customer Complaints Manager Location: East London (Barking) Contract: Temporary (Initial 3-6 Month Contract) Working Pattern: Hybrid - 2 days per week in the office, with the remainder worked remotely. Rate: 250- 350 per day (DOE) Start Date: ASAP About the Opportunity An established organisation operating within the housing and property sector is seeking an experienced Customer Complaints Manager to join their team on an interim basis. This is an excellent opportunity for a complaints professional with a strong housing background to lead customer complaint resolution, drive service improvements, and ensure compliance with regulatory and Ombudsman requirements. The Role Reporting into senior leadership, you will be responsible for managing the end-to-end complaints process, ensuring all complaints are handled fairly, consistently, and within required timescales. You will lead investigations into complex and escalated complaints, identify root causes, provide insightful reporting, and work closely with internal stakeholders to improve customer outcomes and service delivery. Key Responsibilities Lead and oversee the organisation's complaints function. Manage Stage 1 and Stage 2 complaints through to resolution. Ensure compliance with the Housing Ombudsman Complaint Handling Code and internal policies. Investigate complex, sensitive, and high-profile customer complaints. Analyse complaint trends and identify opportunities for service improvement. Produce performance reports, management information, and recommendations. Work collaboratively with operational teams to implement corrective actions. Support and coach colleagues on complaint handling best practice. Maintain a customer-focused approach while balancing regulatory requirements. About You We are particularly interested in hearing from candidates who have worked within a housing, social housing, local authority, housing association, developer, or wider property environment. This role would suit someone currently working in, or with experience as: Customer Complaints Manager Complaints & Resolution Manager Housing Complaints Manager Resident Experience Manager Customer Experience Manager Complaints Team Leader Housing Ombudsman Specialist Essential Experience Proven experience managing customer complaints within a housing-related environment. Strong understanding of complaint investigation and resolution processes. Experience dealing with Housing Ombudsman cases and recommendations. Knowledge of the Housing Ombudsman Complaint Handling Code. Experience working within a housing association, local authority housing department, property developer, ALMO, or similar organisation. Excellent communication, stakeholder management, and report-writing skills. Ability to manage multiple complex cases and drive positive customer outcomes. Apply Now If you have a strong background in housing complaints and a thorough understanding of Housing Ombudsman requirements, we'd be keen to hear from you. Submit your CV today for immediate consideration.

Southwark Council are looking for an Interim Special Projects Fire Safety Advisor. 500 per day. 2 days in the office SE1 2QH. Role Purpose: The Special Projects Fire Safety Advisor will provide expert technical leadership on fire safety matters relating to external wall systems and associated building safety risks across a large residential portfolio. The role will support the delivery of investigative works, ensure compliance with fire safety regulations, and inform remediation strategies, while acting as a key advisor across contracts, legal matters, and funding applications. Key Responsibilities Technical Fire Safety Leadership Provide professional fire safety advice across a portfolio of high-risk residential buildings. Act as subject matter expert on external wall systems (EWS) and fire risk in line with PAS 9980 and current guidance. Review and interpret fire safety reports and surveys, including: Full FRAEWs Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs) Facade and cladding investigations Spandrel panel and cavity barrier assessments Programme Support & Oversight Support the delivery of large-scale investigative programmes across multiple buildings. Work closely with Contract Managers to ensure surveys and investigations are technically robust and fit for purpose. Ensure consistency, quality, and compliance in fire risk assessments and reporting. Compliance & Assurance Ensure all activities align with current legislation and guidance, including: Building Safety Act Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order PAS 9980 methodology Legal & Risk Support Work with legal teams to support claims relating to defective external wall systems. Review technical evidence and provide expert input into liability cases. Assist in determining extent of non-compliance and associated fire risk. Funding Applications Provide technical input into applications for the Cladding Safety Scheme (CSS) and other funding streams. Review and validate technical submissions, ensuring alignment with funding criteria. Support responses to technical queries raised during application assessments. Stakeholder Engagement Advise internal stakeholders, including senior management and project teams, on fire safety risks and mitigation measures. Support communication with residents and elected members where required. Liaise with consultants, fire engineers, and regulatory bodies. Skills & Experience Strong background in fire safety within housing, construction, or building safety. In-depth knowledge of external wall systems and fire risk assessment methodologies. Experience reviewing FRAEWs and complex technical reports. Familiarity with remediation programmes and funding schemes. Ability to translate complex technical issues into clear, actionable advice.

Interim Damp & Mould Contract Manager Surrey 3 Days in Office 375 per day Inside IR35 6-Month Contract I'm currently working with a Surrey-based local authority to recruit an experienced Interim Damp & Mould Contract Manager on an initial 6-month contract. This is a hands-on role requiring someone who can hit the ground running, manage contractors effectively, and provide technical oversight across damp, mould and disrepair cases. The successful candidate will be expected to work from the office in Surrey 3 days per week (non-negotiable) , with occasional site visits as required. Key Responsibilities Managing damp and mould contractors and monitoring performance Diagnosing damp and mould issues and overseeing remedial works Undertaking property inspections and site surveys Producing clear technical reports and recommendations Managing disrepair-related cases and ensuring legislative compliance Monitoring KPIs, contractor performance and service delivery Liaising with residents, contractors and internal stakeholders Supporting the wider property services team with technical expertise Essential Requirements Strong experience managing damp and mould contracts within social housing In-depth understanding of damp, mould and disrepair diagnosis Experience undertaking property inspections and producing reports Background in contractor management and performance monitoring Experience working within a housing association or local authority environment Knowledge of relevant housing legislation, including Awaab's Law Full UK driving licence Package 375 per day Inside IR35 Initial 6-month contract 3 days per week in the office Immediate start available If you're an experienced Damp & Mould professional looking for your next interim assignment, please get in touch for further details.

A strong interim opportunity with a well-established Housing Association, offering a competitive day rate and the chance to lead a meaningful lettings function from day one. This role offers a Lettings Manager the autonomy to shape and drive a busy lettings and void management service, with hybrid working and a prompt start for the right candidate. If you have a solid background in social housing lettings, a track record of leading operational teams, and a thorough understanding of housing legislation and allocations policy, this is a role worth considering. A CIH qualification or Housing Management accreditation would complement the position well, though it is your practical expertise that will matter most here. What's on offer: £46,373.18 per annum equivalent (£24.10ph) 3 month temporary opportunity Hybrid working available 37 hours per week, Monday to Friday Immediate start available If this Lettings Manager position sounds like the right fit, get in touch with Indiah at Select Recruitment

The Role An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Interim Asset Manager to lead the strategic management of a social housing asset portfolio during a period of service improvement and organisational change. Working closely with senior leadership, you will drive asset management initiatives, strengthen regulatory compliance, enhance collaboration between Asset Management and Responsive Repairs, and support the delivery of long-term investment and improvement programmes. Key Responsibilities: Lead the delivery of the organisation's housing asset management strategy. Develop and implement long-term investment and maintenance plans. Ensure compliance with statutory landlord obligations and regulatory requirements. Oversee capital investment programmes and planned maintenance. Improve the quality and use of asset data to support informed decision-making. Strengthen collaboration between Asset Management and Responsive Repairs teams. Review service structures and identify opportunities to improve performance and efficiency. Support the implementation of new asset management systems and processes. Produce compliance and performance reports for senior stakeholders. Drive service improvement, governance and a culture of continuous improvement. Qualifications & Experience: Significant experience leading housing asset management services within social housing. Strong understanding of housing regulation and landlord compliance. Proven experience developing asset strategies and investment programmes. Knowledge of planned maintenance and capital works. Experience managing organisational change and service improvement. Excellent stakeholder management, communication and leadership skills. Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, regulated environment. Desirable: Experience implementing asset management systems. Understanding of responsive repairs and planned investment services. Relevant professional qualification in Asset Management, Building Surveying, Construction or a related discipline.

Interim Legionella Compliance Officer (Contract) Location: Bedfordshire (Hybrid) Contract: Immediate start End of September Rate: £20 £30 per hour (DOE) We're looking for an experienced Legionella Compliance Officer to support the delivery of a busy water hygiene compliance programme across a social housing portfolio on an interim basis. Working closely with the Project Manager, you'll coordinate Legionella compliance activities, review risk assessments, manage remedial works, monitor contractor performance, and ensure statutory compliance is maintained across the organisation. Key Responsibilities Review Legionella risk assessments and coordinate remedial actions. Manage water hygiene compliance programmes and ensure works are completed within target timescales. Monitor contractor performance and validate compliance certification. Maintain accurate compliance records using Asprey or similar compliance systems. Raise works orders, track progress, and support contractor payments. Produce compliance reports, monitor KPIs, and support audit requirements. Liaise with residents, contractors, and internal teams to coordinate access and programme delivery. About You Proven experience managing Legionella compliance within social housing, property, or asset compliance. Strong understanding of Legionella legislation, risk assessments, and water hygiene control measures. Experience reviewing compliance data and contractor certification. Excellent organisational skills with exceptional attention to detail.

Interim Project Manager (Capital Works/Fire Remediation) £400 £450 per day (Umbrella) Inside IR35 - West London Interim Contract until April 2027 (initially) We're looking to recruit an experienced Interim Project Manager to join on a long-term interim basis, in West London . This is a fantastic opportunity to manage a varied programme of refurbishment and remedial works across a residential/healthcare property portfolio. While some projects will involve fire safety remediation, the role also covers a wider range of building compliance and improvement works, making it ideal for an experienced project manager from a housing, construction or property background. The Role You'll be responsible for delivering multiple projects from inception through to completion, ensuring works are completed safely, compliantly, on time and within budget. Key responsibilities include: Managing a portfolio of compliance, fire remedial and capital works projects across residential and healthcare properties. Overseeing contractors throughout the project lifecycle, including issuing orders, managing variations, chairing progress meetings and authorising payments. Carrying out regular site visits to monitor progress, quality and contractor performance. Working closely with Contract Administrators, consultants, Principal Designers and Principal Contractors to ensure successful project delivery. Ensuring projects comply with relevant legislation, including CDM Regulations, Building Regulations and other statutory requirements. Reviewing contractor documentation, including RAMS and Construction Phase Plans, and ensuring safe systems of work are in place. Monitoring project budgets, programmes and risks while identifying opportunities to deliver value for money. Producing progress reports and maintaining strong relationships with residents, housing teams, contractors and external stakeholders. About You We're looking for an experienced Project Manager with a proven track record of delivering building, compliance, refurbishment or capital works projects. You'll bring: Experience managing construction, refurbishment, compliance or planned works projects. Strong contract management skills, including variations, valuations and contractor performance management. Experience inspecting works on site and ensuring quality and contractual compliance. Good knowledge of Building Regulations, CDM Regulations and health & safety requirements. Experience managing project budgets and delivering value for money. Excellent organisational and stakeholder management skills. The ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and work collaboratively with internal and external partners. A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Experience within social housing, local government, NHS, facilities management or residential construction would be highly advantageous.

Interim Project Manager (Capital Works/Fire Remediation) £400 £450 per day (Umbrella) Inside IR35 Interim Contract until April 2027 (initially) We're looking to recruit an experienced Interim Project Manager to join on a long-term interim basis. This is a fantastic opportunity to manage a varied programme of refurbishment and remedial works across a residential/healthcare property portfolio. While some projects will involve fire safety remediation, the role also covers a wider range of building compliance and improvement works, making it ideal for an experienced project manager from a housing, construction or property background. The Role You'll be responsible for delivering multiple projects from inception through to completion, ensuring works are completed safely, compliantly, on time and within budget. Key responsibilities include: Managing a portfolio of compliance, fire remedial and capital works projects across residential and healthcare properties. Overseeing contractors throughout the project lifecycle, including issuing orders, managing variations, chairing progress meetings and authorising payments. Carrying out regular site visits to monitor progress, quality and contractor performance. Working closely with Contract Administrators, consultants, Principal Designers and Principal Contractors to ensure successful project delivery. Ensuring projects comply with relevant legislation, including CDM Regulations, Building Regulations and other statutory requirements. Reviewing contractor documentation, including RAMS and Construction Phase Plans, and ensuring safe systems of work are in place. Monitoring project budgets, programmes and risks while identifying opportunities to deliver value for money. Producing progress reports and maintaining strong relationships with residents, housing teams, contractors and external stakeholders. About You We're looking for an experienced Project Manager with a proven track record of delivering building, compliance, refurbishment or capital works projects. You'll bring: Experience managing construction, refurbishment, compliance or planned works projects. Strong contract management skills, including variations, valuations and contractor performance management. Experience inspecting works on site and ensuring quality and contractual compliance. Good knowledge of Building Regulations, CDM Regulations and health & safety requirements. Experience managing project budgets and delivering value for money. Excellent organisational and stakeholder management skills. The ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and work collaboratively with internal and external partners. A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. Experience within social housing, local government, NHS, facilities management or residential construction would be highly advantageous.

MMP Consultancy is seeking a Building Maintenance Surveyor on behalf of a Local Authority based in South East London. This is an interim 6 month ongoing post with an hourly rate of 45ph over a 35 hour working week. Key Responsibilities Carry out post-inspections of responsive repairs to ensure works meet required specifications, quality standards and health & safety requirements Supervise contractors and consultants on site to ensure effective and efficient delivery of repairs and asset management programmes Prepare specifications and scopes of works following property inspections Liaise with residents, leaseholders and stakeholders to arrange access and provide updates on works Validate contractor invoices and monitor expenditure to ensure value for money Support delivery of service objectives, KPIs and performance targets across the Repairs and Investment service Contribute to improving resident satisfaction and customer experience across housing services Work closely with internal departments, contractors and external partners to ensure successful project delivery Advise tenants and leaseholders on property alterations and improvement proposals Respond to complaints, enquiries and correspondence from residents, Members and stakeholders Carry out stock condition surveys and maintain accurate property data records Inspect and monitor refurbishment, maintenance and improvement works across the housing portfolio Monitor health & safety compliance, risk management and statutory requirements Prepare reports, briefings and technical recommendations for internal and external stakeholders Attend court proceedings and act as an expert witness on property matters when required Deputise for the Quality and Performance Manager as required Requirements Proven experience in a Building Surveying, Property Maintenance or Asset Management role Experience within social housing, local authority or property maintenance environments Strong knowledge of responsive repairs, planned maintenance and building construction Experience managing contractors and consultants on-site Understanding of housing regulations, compliance requirements and health & safety legislation Excellent inspection, reporting and technical assessment skills Strong communication and stakeholder management abilities Experience dealing with residents, leaseholders and customer-focused service delivery Ability to manage multiple workstreams and competing priorities Proficient in Microsoft Office and property management systems Desirable HNC, HND or Degree in Building Surveying, Construction or a related discipline Professional membership with RICS, CIOB or a related body Experience undertaking stock condition surveys Knowledge of fire safety requirements relating to residential buildings Experience of new-build handovers and defect management Previous experience within a Local Authority or Registered Social Landlord environment

Your new company A well-established public sector organisation in Hampshire is seeking an experienced Interim Health & Safety Advisor to support the delivery of its health and safety compliance and audit programme, based on a 3-month rolling contract basis. This organisation provides essential services to local communities and is committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety, governance and operational compliance. Your new role As Interim Health & Safety Advisor, you will play a key role in supporting managers and operational teams to ensure compliance with health and safety legislation, organisational policies and best practice. Key responsibilities will include: Conducting health and safety compliance audits across a range of sites and services. Identifying areas of non-compliance and supporting the implementation of corrective actions. Maintaining and managing health and safety databases, records and management information systems. Producing audit reports, compliance data and performance metrics for senior stakeholders. Reviewing risk assessments, safe systems of work and related documentation. Investigating incidents and supporting the monitoring of accident and near-miss trends. Providing practical health and safety advice and guidance to managers and employees. Supporting policy development and continuous improvement initiatives. What you'll need to succeed To be successful in this role, you will have:Proven experience within a Health & Safety Advisor position. Strong knowledge of UK health and safety legislation and compliance requirements. Experience conducting compliance audits and inspections. Previous experience managing databases and producing compliance reports. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. NEBOSH General Certificate or equivalent qualification. IOSH membership (desirable). Experience within a public sector, local authority, housing, education or healthcare environment would be advantageous. What you'll get in return Opportunity to work within a respected public sector organisation.Flexible and hybrid working arrangements. A varied and rewarding assignment with real impact. Competitive daily rate. Immediate start available. 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. 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)

The Community Partnership and Engagement Officer will play a vital role in fostering meaningful relationships with community stakeholders to support impactful initiatives within the not-for-profit sector. Based in Birmingham, this temporary role offers an exciting opportunity to make a difference in public sector and not-for-profit endeavours. Client Details This opportunity is with a respected organisation within the not-for-profit sector, committed to delivering high-quality services to the community. As a medium-sized entity, they focus on supporting community development and fostering partnerships to achieve shared goals. They are now seeking a Community Partnership and Engagement Officer to join their team in Birmingham on an interim basis. Description To identify, prioritise, design, implement and maintain directly and in partnership across the business and our external partnerships, engagement activities and initiatives within agreed targets, timescales, and budgets. To facilitate the implementation of the customer engagement framework which is included in Customer Engagement Strategy and the communication strategy in conjunction with all staff under the direction of the Housing Services Manager. To pro-actively seek ways to engage tenants and service users in shaping services. To facilitate tenant groups (scrutiny group/tenant panels etc) so that they perform to their best and can demonstrate holding Nehemiah to account for the services provided. Proactively work with and influence external agencies in promoting the business and encourage tenant engagement. To act as the lead and liaise with all departments in the production of marketing and promotional programmes and information for customers and wider stakeholders. To increase the number of customers involved in shaping and influencing services. Collating evidence for the consumer standards self-assessment review from Housing, Property, Finance and Corporate Services. To oversee the recording, investigation of reported complaints and to meet with the Operations Director at least monthly to review the complaint handling performance dashboard. The Dashboard to be presented via our board/committee governance structure. You will also be required to assist with complaint investigation as directed. To deputise for the Housing Services Manager at meetings as and when required. You will be responsible for: delivering performance targets; and maintain awareness of current issues in housing, health, social care services for the needs of vulnerable people to share specialist knowledge and assist in business planning. Aware of regulatory consumer standards and undertake annual review against standard. Profile A successful Community Partnership and Engagement Officer should have: A Full UK Drivers licence is essential. Previous experience within the housing sector is desirable. Previous experience in community engagement or partnership development, preferably in the not-for-profit sector. Strong communication and interpersonal skills to work effectively with diverse stakeholders. Proficiency in planning, organising, and delivering community-focused projects. A track record of monitoring and evaluating programme outcomes. An understanding of public sector and not-for-profit operations and challenges. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a dynamic environment. Competence in using standard office software for reporting and presentations. Job Offer A competitive annual salary of 38000 - 42000pa A temporary position offering flexibility and an opportunity to make an immediate impact. Work within a supportive and community-focused environment in Birmingham. Engage in meaningful work that strengthens relationships within the not-for-profit sector. Free Parking on-site. Opportunities for potential Progression. 9am - 5pm working hours. If you're passionate about fostering community partnerships and thrive in a collaborative setting, we encourage you to apply for this exciting Community Partnership and Engagement Officer role in Birmingham.

Interim Pre-Construction Housing Delivery Project Manager Initial 12 month contract (with a view to extend) Harlow District Council £450.00 per day (umbrella) Location: Harlow (1-3 days per week onsite) Carrington West are supporting Harlow District Council in the recruitment of a Project Manager - Delivery on a 12-month temporary basis. Harlow District Council is an ambitious authority delivering a significant Housing Capital Programme, with investment of approximately £150m over the next two years. The council is building a high-performing team of professionals to support the delivery of its housing and asset management priorities. Harlow itself offers a strong quality of life, with excellent shopping, leisure facilities, and strong transport links, including access to the M11 and M25, as well as rail connections to London and Stansted Airport. The role Harlow Council is seeking an experienced Pre-Construction Project Manager to join its Housing Capital Works team, supporting the early-stage development of a large-scale programme of refurbishment and component replacement works across occupied council homes, including both low- and high-rise blocks. The role sits within a fast-paced pre-construction environment where you will take responsibility for shaping future investment programmes before delivery begins. This includes ensuring schemes are properly scoped, designed, costed and fully compliant prior to handover to the delivery phase. Working collaboratively with internal housing, asset management and procurement teams, as well as external consultants and technical advisors, you will help identify priority estates and buildings, coordinate surveys, inspections and feasibility work, and develop well-defined capital projects ready for tender and delivery. A key part of the role will involve ensuring all works are developed in line with CDM 2015 regulations, the Building Safety Act 2022 and RIBA Plan of Work principles, with a strong emphasis on safety, compliance and quality in occupied residential environments. You will also work closely with procurement colleagues to support the tendering and evaluation of consultancy services and planned works, and with delivery teams to ensure smooth transition from pre-construction into execution. Resident and leaseholder engagement will form part of the process, ensuring appropriate consultation is supported throughout programme development. This is a role for someone who can operate across multiple schemes at different stages, maintaining a strong overview of programme priorities while driving detailed project development at pace. The experience you will bring: A minimum of 5 years' experience in a similar role with either a housing association or local authority Proven experience managing housing refurbishment projects and multi-million-pound contracts (£3-5m) Experience managing consultants and contractor performance Experience of design and build contracts (desirable) Experience managing a team, including Project Managers and Resident Liaison Officers Strong experience in KPI reporting, budget monitoring, and monthly valuations HND or RICS qualification (or equivalent) If you are an experienced Project Manager with a strong background in housing delivery and capital works programmes, this is an excellent opportunity to contribute to a forward-thinking council with ambitious investment plans. For more information or to apply, please contact Melanie at Carrington West by applying before Wednesday 8th July 2026.

Quantity Surveyor - Passive Fire Protection & Fire Door Replacements Location: Newport (with travel to sites within approximately one hour) Salary: Up to 55,000 per annum + package Job Type: Permanent Are you an experienced Quantity Surveyor looking to join a growing specialist contractor within the passive fire protection sector? We are recruiting on behalf of a well-established business delivering high-quality fire safety projects across social housing and commercial environments throughout South Wales and the surrounding areas. This is an excellent opportunity to become part of a supportive and expanding team, working on essential fire safety projects that make a real difference to the safety and compliance of occupied buildings. The Role As Quantity Surveyor, you will take commercial responsibility for a range of passive fire protection projects, including fire door replacements, fire stopping, compartmentation, and associated remedial works. Projects are delivered across social housing, schools, universities, hotels, and other commercial properties. Based from the Newport office, you'll regularly visit sites across the region, with travel typically within a one-hour radius. Key Responsibilities Managing the commercial aspects of multiple passive fire protection projects from pre-construction through to final account. Preparing cost plans, valuations, variations, and final accounts. Monitoring project costs, budgets, and profitability. Reviewing subcontractor quotations and managing subcontractor accounts. Preparing and submitting interim applications for payment. Identifying and pricing variations throughout the lifecycle of projects. Working closely with Contracts Managers, Site Managers, and clients to ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget. Producing accurate commercial reports and forecasts. Supporting procurement activities and supplier negotiations. Ensuring contractual compliance and minimising commercial risk. Requirements Previous experience as a Quantity Surveyor, ideally within construction, refurbishment, or specialist contracting. Experience working on social housing and/or commercial construction projects. Knowledge of passive fire protection, fire door replacement, or refurbishment projects would be highly advantageous. Strong understanding of JCT contracts and commercial management. Excellent negotiation and communication skills. Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously. Full UK driving licence. What's on Offer Salary up to 55,000 depending on experience. Permanent, full-time position. Company package including mileage or vehicle allowance (where applicable). Opportunities for career progression within a growing specialist contractor. Varied and interesting projects across the social housing and commercial sectors. Supportive working environment with long-term job security. If you're an ambitious Quantity Surveyor looking to develop your career within the growing passive fire protection sector, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today or get in touch for a confidential discussion.

Goodman Masson are currently working with a social housing organisation to recruit for an interim Heat Network Manager. Pay: £350 - £500 a day INSIDE IR35 The Opportunity We re looking for an experienced Heat Network Manager to lead the development and delivery of a long-term heat network strategy across a growing portfolio of residential developments. In this strategic role, you ll ensure heat network services are sustainable, compliant, customer-focused and commercially effective. Working as part of a specialist energy team, you ll lead on delivery models, governance, regulatory readiness and the successful integration of new heat networks into operational services. You ll work closely with internal stakeholders, developers, local authorities, government bodies, consultants and Energy Service Companies (ESCOs), helping to shape future energy provision while supporting environmental ambitions and delivering excellent outcomes for customers. Key Responsibilities Develop and implement heat network strategies, policies and delivery models. Lead regulatory compliance activities, including submissions to regulators and readiness for evolving heat network legislation. Monitor changes in legislation and industry guidance, assessing business impacts and coordinating consultation responses where appropriate. Establish governance frameworks, policies and procedures that support continuous improvement. Lead procurement exercises for Energy Service Company (ESCO) services and manage supplier performance and contracts. Appoint and oversee external legal, technical and commercial consultants supporting strategic projects. Coordinate the successful handover and integration of new heat network schemes into operational teams. Identify opportunities to connect existing assets to district heat networks and support future growth initiatives. Review leases and tenancy agreements to ensure alignment with operational and charging arrangements. Develop and maintain robust compliance reporting, records and management information. Identify and manage operational and regulatory risks associated with heat network services. Represent the organisation at industry forums, stakeholder meetings and events, using research and market insights to inform future strategy. About You You ll bring a strong understanding of heat networks, industry regulations and commercial delivery models, alongside the ability to influence stakeholders and manage complex projects. Essential requirements: A relevant qualification in energy, engineering, environmental management or a related discipline, or equivalent experience in a similar strategic role. Strong knowledge of heat network infrastructure, operations, ESCO delivery models and the evolving regulatory landscape. Experience managing contracts, procurement activities and supplier relationships. Proven ability to work effectively with developers, contractors, local authorities and other key stakeholders. Excellent project management, research, reporting and presentation skills. Strong communication and relationship-building skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Competent user of Microsoft Office and other business systems. Desirable: Experience delivering heat network strategy within the housing, property or utilities sectors. Knowledge of district heating expansion opportunities and low-carbon energy solutions. Experience supporting regulatory change programmes or organisational transformation. If this role is of interest, please email over your CV to (url removed)