Senior Asset Surveyor-Social Housing
Full-time
Senior Executive
Northampton, Northamptonshire, nn1...
7 months ago
Your new company You will work for a leading housing association based in Northamptonshire. They manage over 10000 housing stock.....
Your new company
You will work for a leading housing association based in Northamptonshire. They manage over 10000 housing stock and have been operating for over 10 years.
Your new role
You will work as a Senior Project Surveyor within the planned maintenance asset management team. You will enable the delivery of their annual asset investment programme with customers put first when carrying out projects from inception to completion. This will involve new kitchen and bathroom schemes, re-roofing, wall insulation etc. There is also dealing with the Dis-repair claims for damp and Mould
What you'll need to succeed
You will have a relevant qualification within construction, and proven experience of working within Social Housing as well as experience in delivering an asset investment programme of works and services to leaseholders and tenants. You will have the ability to plan and programme your workload as well as external contractors, and be sufficient in resident engagement. An overview and up-to-date knowledge of damp and mould and the dis-repair process would be advantegous.
What you'll get in return
You will receive a salary of £51 571- £55947, local government pension, flexible working, free parking and development.
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