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Job Title: Technical Inspector (Damp and Mould Surveys) Location: Rochdale Contract Type: Temporary Agency Role Duration: Up to 8 Weeks Salary Equivalent: Approx. £40,000 per annum Hours: 36.25 hours per week Working Pattern: Monday to Friday, typically 8:00am 3:45pm, with occasional later starts and 5:00pm finishes Equipment & Vehicle: All equipment and a vehicle will be provided We are currently seeking an experienced Technical Inspector to support our Property Services team on a temporary agency basis for up to 8 weeks to provide sickness cover. This role will focus primarily on conducting Damp & Mould Surveys and associated property inspections across residential housing stock. As a Technical Inspector, you will play a key role in ensuring the safety, quality, and condition of residential properties. You will undertake a range of property inspections, including damp & mould assessments, structural evaluations, and post-inspections of completed remedial works. Using your technical expertise, you will diagnose property issues, identify root causes, recommend corrective actions, and ensure works are completed to a high standard while maintaining excellent customer service. Technical Inspector Key Responsibilities Inspect and diagnose property repairs using specialist equipment and inspection methods Identify repair requirements and provide recommendations for remedial works Organise and monitor remedial works to ensure quality, compliance, and value for money Carry out post-inspections of completed repairs Provide technical advice regarding housing stock condition and repair solutions Undertake inspections relating to: Damp & mould Structural and drainage issues Fire damage Adaptations Mutual exchanges Permission requests Complaints investigations Commercial and pest-related inspections Assess and prioritise workloads effectively Build rapport with residents and manage expectations professionally and empathetically Produce clear, concise, and accurate inspection reports with findings and recommendations Work collaboratively across teams to ensure efficient service delivery Support customers with specific needs by coordinating any required arrangements Technical Inspector Essential Requirements Full UK Driving Licence (minimum points) Good working knowledge of mobile phones and PDA systems Strong understanding of Building Regulations and Decent Homes Standards Expertise in property inspection, repairs, refurbishment, and adaptations Proven ability to identify and diagnose building defects Extensive knowledge of construction materials, methods, and techniques Strong understanding of health & safety regulations and risk assessment procedures Ability to produce accurate technical inspection reports Technical Inspector Personal Competencies Excellent problem-solving and organisational skills Strong attention to detail Ability to prioritise workloads effectively Customer-focused with a commitment to delivering high-quality service Professional and empathetic approach when dealing with residents Ability to maintain confidentiality Adaptable and able to work within a fast-paced environment Strong teamworking and communication skills Technical Inspector Technical Competencies Building regulations and housing standards Construction defect diagnosis Repair and maintenance practices Inspection techniques and non-destructive testing Health & safety compliance and risk assessment Please apply online for this Technical Inspector role interviews are taking place early June. To view more jobs from Bamford Contract Services, Find us on Facebook bamfordcs or follow us on Twitter bamfordcs.

Clerk of Works - Damp and Mould Location: Sutton - Greater London Contract Length: Temporary Rate: PAYE: 247.14 per day - Umbrella LTD: 324.99 per day On behalf of our Local Authority client, we are seeking an experienced and motivated individual to join their team in a rewarding role supporting the delivery of essential public services across the borough. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced construction, housing, or surveying professionals with a strong background in social housing repairs, damp & mould inspections, contractor management, and quality assurance . The successful candidates will play a key role in ensuring remedial and maintenance works are completed to the highest standards across residential housing stock. Key Responsibilities: Carry out detailed inspections of social housing properties and communal areas Assess completed works for quality, compliance, and workmanship standards Identify issues relating to damp, mould, fire safety, structural defects, and repairs Monitor contractors and ensure works are completed in line with specifications Sign off completed remedial and maintenance works where appropriate Produce detailed inspection reports and maintain accurate records Support planned maintenance and compliance programmes Liaise with internal teams, contractors, and stakeholders across multiple sites Provide technical advice and recommendations on future maintenance requirements Candidate Requirements To be considered, candidates should have: Previous experience as a Clerk of Works, Building Inspector, Building Surveyor, or similar Strong knowledge of building repairs, maintenance, and construction standards Experience within social housing, local authority, or public sector environments Understanding of damp & mould regulations and building safety compliance Experience monitoring contractors and enforcing quality standards Excellent communication and report-writing skills Ability to work independently across multiple properties/sites Experience within planned maintenance or major works programmes is highly desirable If interested and have any questions please contact Josh Hull on (phone number removed) or email (url removed)

The Disrepair Inspector acts as the on-site representative for disrepair works, carrying out inspections to ensure works are delivered in line with specifications, contractual requirements, and statutory health and safety standards. The role focuses on quality assurance, defect identification, and coordination with contractors and internal teams to ensure compliant, timely, and well-executed repairs across residential properties. Client Details This opportunity sits within a large, resident-focused housing organisation responsible for managing and maintaining a significant residential portfolio across London. The organisation is committed to ensuring homes are safe, well-maintained, and delivered to a high standard, with a strong focus on customer service, compliance, and continuous improvement. As part of its Property Services and disrepair function, the organisation is seeking an experienced Disrepair Inspector to act as the on-site representative for disrepair-related works. The role is key in ensuring that works are delivered in line with specifications, contractual obligations, and statutory requirements, while protecting organisational interests and maintaining quality standards. This is an excellent opportunity to join a collaborative and technically focused environment, working closely with surveyors, contractors, claim handlers, and technical teams to ensure effective delivery of disrepair works and high levels of resident satisfaction. Description Act as the organisation's on-site representative for disrepair works, monitoring progress and quality of delivery Carry out regular site inspections at key stages of works to ensure compliance with specifications and standards Undertake completion inspections and prepare schedules of defects and outstanding works Ensure all works are delivered in line with contract documents, building regulations, CDM regulations, and statutory health and safety requirements Monitor workmanship and materials quality, identifying issues and ensuring corrective action is taken where required Inspect works in progress to ensure compliance with scope, specifications, and agreed programmes Prepare and issue schedules of snags prior to final sign-off of works Liaise closely with surveyors, claim handlers, technical coordinators, and DLO teams to support effective delivery of disrepair cases Ensure works progress in accordance with contractual requirements and relevant construction legislation Minimise delay, risk, and liability through proactive site monitoring and reporting Issue minor directions where required, maintaining appropriate financial control and accountability Maintain accurate records of inspections, progress, and compliance observations Support effective communication between residents, contractors, and internal teams throughout the works process Identify and escalate risks, defects, and non-compliance issues promptly Contribute to ensuring high standards of customer service and resident engagement during works delivery Profile Proven experience working within a construction, housing maintenance, or surveying environment Experience working with contractors and direct labour organisations (DLOs) Strong understanding of building construction methods, materials, trades, and industry standards Good knowledge of health and safety legislation and CDM regulations Experience carrying out site inspections, quality inspections, and post-inspections Ability to interpret specifications and ensure works are delivered accordingly Strong communication skills with the ability to engage effectively with residents, contractors, and internal teams Highly organised with the ability to manage inspections and prioritise workload effectively Strong attention to detail with the ability to identify defects and compliance issues Competent IT skills, including Microsoft Office and housing/repairs systems (e.g. DRS) Ability to work independently and take ownership of site-based responsibilities Understanding of disrepair processes and housing maintenance environments is desirable Job Offer Competitive salary (aligned with public sector / housing maintenance roles) Generous annual leave entitlement plus bank holidays Pension scheme with employer contribution Opportunity to work on varied disrepair and repair cases across a large housing portfolio Strong focus on training, development, and professional growth Collaborative working environment with exposure to technical, legal, and operational teams Opportunity to directly influence quality, compliance, and resident outcomes Stable and structured organisation with clear operational processes and support systems