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We are working with a registered social landlord, who are recruiting a Planned Investment Manager to lead the delivery of a range of projects within capital programmes, from inception through to completion. The postholder will support the effective monitoring and reporting of spend, progress and risks across the delivery of the capital programme, escalating issues as required to the executive management team. You will be overseeing the delivery of the Surveying Team, managing one-off and specialist contracts and oversee the delivery of large adaptation work, legal disrepair, large one-off projects, decent homes, retrofit and decarbonisation activities. You will be the lead Officer in Contract Management for Planned Works from design, procurement, delivery, and implementation and be responsible for CDM compliance for the team. The post holder will be responsible for the work of more junior colleagues providing support on specific projects and the work of appointed project managers and external consultants. This will also include Regulatory and professional bodies; contractors and consultants; tenants/leaseholders; and voluntary and community groups and members of the public. Role Purpose Operational lead for the organisation's delivery of the annual programme of planned investment, component replacements, damp & mould remedial works, Compliance, and other associated major works. Operational lead on managing and fostering long term strategic relationships with key partners. Ensure all areas of operational responsibility are shaped by key values. Provide an excellent customer service for all the association's residents. Key Accountabilities Contribute to the delivery of the corporate and assets strategy to ensure organisational service direction and strategic objective targets are met. Develop and sustain long term strategic relationships with our key partners in delivering a programme of planned investment and major repairs to create a seamless service with shared value. Lead on embedding and sustaining key values across all national contracts so that values are aligned, and all parties have the opportunity to create social and economic value. Lead on the building and management of sustainable and meaningful partnerships so that our contractors are resilient, and profitable whilst delivering good quality services in the way our customers expect. Assist in the procurement and mobilisation of new contractors and ongoing contract management. Ensure that all services are delivered in accordance with contract terms, KPIs and budgeted spend. Ensure compliance with all relevant policies and procedures to ensure there are no statutory, regulatory or contractual breaches. Responsible for the delivery of national planned investment and major works programmes, to circa XXXk properties. Manage budgets for planned investment and major works. Knowledge / Skills / Experience required Proven experience of developing long term strategic partnerships and embedding key values with stakeholders. Proven experience of project managing multi-disciplined teams across a city-wide geographical area. Proven experience of developing and implementing customer and stakeholder engagement strategies. Highly developed communication skills with experience of presenting to a range of audiences. Proven experience of driving costs down whilst improving economic and social value. Proven experience of managing large capital project budgets specifically within Asset Management, Property Investment and Public Procurement. Highly skilled in assessing information and devising and implementing appropriate solutions. Knowledge of building components and the diagnosis of building defects. Knowledge of building law, regulation, building contracts, contract law and health and safety legislation and best practise. Educated to HND level or equivalent, professional qualification in construction, housing, management or property surveying Hold a relevant management qualification, such as ILM Level 4 in Leadership and Management (desirable) A full UK driving license with the ability to drive as and when required by the business If you would like more information or to apply for this vacancy, please submit your CV, or contact Harvey Baker on (phone number removed) TristoneNash is working as an employment agency on behalf of a client

We are working with a registered social landlord, who are recruiting a Planned Investment Manager to lead the delivery of a range of projects within capital programmes, from inception through to completion. The postholder will support the effective monitoring and reporting of spend, progress and risks across the delivery of the capital programme, escalating issues as required to the executive management team. You will be overseeing the delivery of the Surveying Team, managing one-off and specialist contracts and oversee the delivery of large adaptation work, legal disrepair, large one-off projects, decent homes, retrofit and decarbonisation activities. You will be the lead Officer in Contract Management for Planned Works from design, procurement, delivery, and implementation and be responsible for CDM compliance for the team. The post holder will be responsible for the work of more junior colleagues providing support on specific projects and the work of appointed project managers and external consultants. This will also include Regulatory and professional bodies; contractors and consultants; tenants/leaseholders; and voluntary and community groups and members of the public. Role Purpose Operational lead for the organisation's delivery of the annual programme of planned investment, component replacements, damp & mould remedial works, Compliance, and other associated major works. Operational lead on managing and fostering long term strategic relationships with key partners. Ensure all areas of operational responsibility are shaped by key values. Provide an excellent customer service for all the association's residents. Key Accountabilities Contribute to the delivery of the corporate and assets strategy to ensure organisational service direction and strategic objective targets are met. Develop and sustain long term strategic relationships with our key partners in delivering a programme of planned investment and major repairs to create a seamless service with shared value. Lead on embedding and sustaining key values across all national contracts so that values are aligned, and all parties have the opportunity to create social and economic value. Lead on the building and management of sustainable and meaningful partnerships so that our contractors are resilient, and profitable whilst delivering good quality services in the way our customers expect. Assist in the procurement and mobilisation of new contractors and ongoing contract management. Ensure that all services are delivered in accordance with contract terms, KPIs and budgeted spend. Ensure compliance with all relevant policies and procedures to ensure there are no statutory, regulatory or contractual breaches. Responsible for the delivery of national planned investment and major works programmes, to circa XXXk properties. Manage budgets for planned investment and major works. Knowledge / Skills / Experience required Proven experience of developing long term strategic partnerships and embedding key values with stakeholders. Proven experience of project managing multi-disciplined teams across a city-wide geographical area. Proven experience of developing and implementing customer and stakeholder engagement strategies. Highly developed communication skills with experience of presenting to a range of audiences. Proven experience of driving costs down whilst improving economic and social value. Proven experience of managing large capital project budgets specifically within Asset Management, Property Investment and Public Procurement. Highly skilled in assessing information and devising and implementing appropriate solutions. Knowledge of building components and the diagnosis of building defects. Knowledge of building law, regulation, building contracts, contract law and health and safety legislation and best practise. Educated to HND level or equivalent, professional qualification in construction, housing, management or property surveying Hold a relevant management qualification, such as ILM Level 4 in Leadership and Management (desirable) A full UK driving license with the ability to drive as and when required by the business If you would like more information or to apply for this vacancy, please submit your CV, or contact Harvey Baker on (phone number removed) TristoneNash is working as an employment agency on behalf of a client

We are working with a registered social landlord, who are recruiting a Planned Investment Manager to lead the delivery of a range of projects within capital programmes, from inception through to completion. The postholder will support the effective monitoring and reporting of spend, progress and risks across the delivery of the capital programme, escalating issues as required to the executive management team. You will be overseeing the delivery of the Surveying Team, managing one-off and specialist contracts and oversee the delivery of large adaptation work, legal disrepair, large one-off projects, decent homes, retrofit and decarbonisation activities. You will be the lead Officer in Contract Management for Planned Works from design, procurement, delivery, and implementation and be responsible for CDM compliance for the team. The post holder will be responsible for the work of more junior colleagues providing support on specific projects and the work of appointed project managers and external consultants. This will also include Regulatory and professional bodies; contractors and consultants; tenants/leaseholders; and voluntary and community groups and members of the public. Role Purpose Operational lead for the organisation's delivery of the annual programme of planned investment, component replacements, damp & mould remedial works, Compliance, and other associated major works. Operational lead on managing and fostering long term strategic relationships with key partners. Ensure all areas of operational responsibility are shaped by key values. Provide an excellent customer service for all the association's residents. Key Accountabilities Contribute to the delivery of the corporate and assets strategy to ensure organisational service direction and strategic objective targets are met. Develop and sustain long term strategic relationships with our key partners in delivering a programme of planned investment and major repairs to create a seamless service with shared value. Lead on embedding and sustaining key values across all national contracts so that values are aligned, and all parties have the opportunity to create social and economic value. Lead on the building and management of sustainable and meaningful partnerships so that our contractors are resilient, and profitable whilst delivering good quality services in the way our customers expect. Assist in the procurement and mobilisation of new contractors and ongoing contract management. Ensure that all services are delivered in accordance with contract terms, KPIs and budgeted spend. Ensure compliance with all relevant policies and procedures to ensure there are no statutory, regulatory or contractual breaches. Responsible for the delivery of national planned investment and major works programmes, to circa XXXk properties. Manage budgets for planned investment and major works. Knowledge / Skills / Experience required Proven experience of developing long term strategic partnerships and embedding key values with stakeholders. Proven experience of project managing multi-disciplined teams across a city-wide geographical area. Proven experience of developing and implementing customer and stakeholder engagement strategies. Highly developed communication skills with experience of presenting to a range of audiences. Proven experience of driving costs down whilst improving economic and social value. Proven experience of managing large capital project budgets specifically within Asset Management, Property Investment and Public Procurement. Highly skilled in assessing information and devising and implementing appropriate solutions. Knowledge of building components and the diagnosis of building defects. Knowledge of building law, regulation, building contracts, contract law and health and safety legislation and best practise. Educated to HND level or equivalent, professional qualification in construction, housing, management or property surveying Hold a relevant management qualification, such as ILM Level 4 in Leadership and Management (desirable) A full UK driving license with the ability to drive as and when required by the business If you would like more information or to apply for this vacancy, please submit your CV, or contact Harvey Baker on (phone number removed) TristoneNash is working as an employment agency on behalf of a client

In-house Legal Counsel Location - Cheltenham (Central) Type: permanent In-office, full-time or part-time Noriker Power is a specialist developer and integrated service provider in the BESS sector, with extensive experience in designing, constructing, and operating energy storage projects. Since its establishment in 2015, Noriker's projects completed or in construction total 1.2GW of unique battery storage assets, with more than 1GW still in development. We are looking for a sharp, commercially-minded Legal Counsel who can deliver practical legal strategies that drive business growth. You will focus on the big picture, balancing risk effectively, and translating complex legal matters into actionable business decisions. If you are a solutions-oriented professional who prioritises high-value impact to the business over administrative bureaucracy, this is the role for you. Key Responsibilities Draft and negotiate contracts with business partners, suppliers and customers. Provide and manage a suite of standard contract templates to support project development covering land rights, capital equipment supply and warranty, EPC management and construction. Stay abreast of regulatory developments and changes in relevant laws impacting the power and renewables sector. Monitor, develop and maintain compliance programs to ensure adherence to applicable laws, regulations and industry standards in each jurisdiction of the company operates within Become an expert resource for the group on complex regulation in the electricity sector. Provide general and commercial legal support to businesses in the Group, including advice on tender proposals, contract drafting, review and negotiation, deal with ad-hoc legal issues, and support the Group's M&A strategy. Collaborate with the management team providing legal services that are fit for future growth of the business with particular emphasis on commercial law, contract drafting/negotiation, and contract management. Oversee legal disputes, including litigation, arbitration, and regulatory investigations. Collaborate with external counsel as necessary and manage external legal spend effectively. Identify commercial risks, collaborating with relevant stakeholders across the business to develop and deliver risk mitigation solutions. Requirements: UK Qualified Lawyer with at least five years PQE Bachelor s degree, STEM background an advantage Commercial focused approach with industrial experience Proactive, responsible and able to prioritise tasks Good real world problem-solving skills Effective, clear and succinct communication, quality over quantity Helpful and practical approach to business objectives and focus on efficiency Confident and able to work independently with minimal supervision Must have the legal right to work in the UK permanently

We are working with a registered social landlord, who are recruiting a Planned Investment Manager to lead the delivery of a range of projects within capital programmes, from inception through to completion. The postholder will support the effective monitoring and reporting of spend, progress and risks across the delivery of the capital programme, escalating issues as required to the executive management team. You will be overseeing the delivery of the Surveying Team, managing one-off and specialist contracts and oversee the delivery of large adaptation work, legal disrepair, large one-off projects, decent homes, retrofit and decarbonisation activities. You will be the lead Officer in Contract Management for Planned Works from design, procurement, delivery, and implementation and be responsible for CDM compliance for the team. The post holder will be responsible for the work of more junior colleagues providing support on specific projects and the work of appointed project managers and external consultants. This will also include Regulatory and professional bodies; contractors and consultants; tenants/leaseholders; and voluntary and community groups and members of the public. Role Purpose Operational lead for the organisation's delivery of the annual programme of planned investment, component replacements, damp & mould remedial works, Compliance, and other associated major works. Operational lead on managing and fostering long term strategic relationships with key partners. Ensure all areas of operational responsibility are shaped by key values. Provide an excellent customer service for all the association's residents. Key Accountabilities Contribute to the delivery of the corporate and assets strategy to ensure organisational service direction and strategic objective targets are met. Develop and sustain long term strategic relationships with our key partners in delivering a programme of planned investment and major repairs to create a seamless service with shared value. Lead on embedding and sustaining key values across all national contracts so that values are aligned, and all parties have the opportunity to create social and economic value. Lead on the building and management of sustainable and meaningful partnerships so that our contractors are resilient, and profitable whilst delivering good quality services in the way our customers expect. Assist in the procurement and mobilisation of new contractors and ongoing contract management. Ensure that all services are delivered in accordance with contract terms, KPIs and budgeted spend. Ensure compliance with all relevant policies and procedures to ensure there are no statutory, regulatory or contractual breaches. Responsible for the delivery of national planned investment and major works programmes, to circa XXXk properties. Manage budgets for planned investment and major works. Knowledge / Skills / Experience required Proven experience of developing long term strategic partnerships and embedding key values with stakeholders. Proven experience of project managing multi-disciplined teams across a city-wide geographical area. Proven experience of developing and implementing customer and stakeholder engagement strategies. Highly developed communication skills with experience of presenting to a range of audiences. Proven experience of driving costs down whilst improving economic and social value. Proven experience of managing large capital project budgets specifically within Asset Management, Property Investment and Public Procurement. Highly skilled in assessing information and devising and implementing appropriate solutions. Knowledge of building components and the diagnosis of building defects. Knowledge of building law, regulation, building contracts, contract law and health and safety legislation and best practise. Educated to HND level or equivalent, professional qualification in construction, housing, management or property surveying Hold a relevant management qualification, such as ILM Level 4 in Leadership and Management (desirable) A full UK driving license with the ability to drive as and when required by the business If you would like more information or to apply for this vacancy, please submit your CV, or contact Harvey Baker on (phone number removed) TristoneNash is working as an employment agency on behalf of a client

Hybrid - Property Manager - Suffolk County Council Salary : 185 Per Day Hours: Full-Time 37 Hours Working Schedule : Monday to Friday - Flexible Contract Length : 6 Month On-Going Location : Ipswich, IP1 2BX Job Purpose To lead and manage the Property Department for Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service, ensuring the effective maintenance, development, and strategic management of the Service's property portfolio. The post holder will contribute to the annual planning and delivery of Fire and Rescue Service objectives on behalf of the Fire Authority and Senior Leadership Team, ensuring compliance with the National Framework, Fire and Rescue Services Act, NFCC guidance, sustainability objectives, and local priorities. The role is responsible for leading the Property workstream, overseeing planned and reactive maintenance programmes, managing property-related contracts and partnerships, and ensuring the provision of a safe, compliant, sustainable, and high-quality estate across all operational and non-operational sites. Key Responsibilities Strategic Property Management Develop, implement, and monitor the Property Group Plan to support the preventative maintenance, improvement, and development of the Service's property portfolio. Maintain and continuously review the Service's estate strategy, ensuring alignment with operational requirements, legislative obligations, and environmental objectives. Develop and maintain a comprehensive property asset register, identifying property condition, compliance requirements, and future investment needs. Support the delivery of decarbonisation initiatives and environmental sustainability projects across the estate. Estates and Facilities Management Lead the management of all planned preventative maintenance programmes and reactive maintenance works across the property portfolio. Act as the primary point of contact for property-related matters involving PFI providers, Vertas, Corporate Property Services, third-party contractors, tenants, and shared-site partners. Ensure all properties are maintained to a high standard, supporting operational readiness and business continuity. Oversee landlord and tenant matters, including lease management, tenant liaison, and service charge recovery where appropriate. Financial Management Manage property-related budgets and expenditure, ensuring effective financial planning and value for money. Prepare business cases and funding proposals for property investment, maintenance, and capital projects. Monitor and manage utility costs, business rates, service charges, and other estate-related expenditure. Maximise revenue opportunities through effective management of tenants and shared occupancy arrangements. Authorise expenditure and monitor contractor performance against agreed budgets and service levels. Compliance, Health & Safety and Risk Management Ensure full compliance with all relevant property, health and safety, fire safety, environmental, and statutory regulations. Monitor and manage compliance programmes relating to asbestos, legionella, electrical safety, gas safety, building safety, and other statutory requirements. Identify, assess, and manage property-related risks and implement mitigation measures where required. Support legal, insurance, and property dispute matters in collaboration with relevant specialist teams. Leadership and Partnership Working Lead, motivate, and develop the Property Team, ensuring a high-performing and resilient service. Build and maintain effective relationships with internal departments, local authorities, contractors, consultants, and external partners. Work collaboratively with senior managers to ensure coordinated service delivery across all workstreams. Represent the Service at internal and external meetings, forums, and partnership groups as required. Promote and embed the Service's values, ethical standards, and commitment to continuous improvement. Performance and Service Improvement Ensure management information systems provide accurate and timely property performance data to support strategic decision-making. Monitor service performance, identify opportunities for improvement, and implement change initiatives where appropriate. Develop and maintain policies, procedures, and governance arrangements relating to property management. Ensure all property services operate in accordance with best practice, legislation, and organisational objectives. Essential Knowledge and Experience Significant experience managing a diverse property portfolio, estates function, or facilities management service. Experience developing and delivering planned preventative maintenance programmes and managing reactive maintenance services. Strong understanding of property compliance, health and safety legislation, and statutory building requirements. Experience managing contractors, suppliers, service level agreements, and property-related contracts. Proven experience managing budgets, financial planning, and resource allocation. Experience leading and developing teams within a property, estates, or facilities management environment. Strong stakeholder management skills with experience working across multiple organisations and departments. Experience producing strategic plans, business cases, reports, and performance information. Desirable Knowledge and Experience Experience within the public sector, emergency services, local government, or blue-light services. Knowledge of PFI contracts and property partnership arrangements. Experience supporting decarbonisation, sustainability, and environmental improvement programmes. Understanding of landlord and tenant legislation. Experience managing capital works programmes and estate improvement projects. Qualifications Degree or equivalent professional qualification in Property Management, Estates Management, Building Surveying, Facilities Management, or a related discipline. Membership of a relevant professional body such as RICS, IWFM, CIOB, or equivalent is desirable. Key Competencies Strategic Leadership Commercial Awareness Financial Management Stakeholder Engagement Property and Estates Management Contract Management Health and Safety Compliance Problem Solving and Decision Making Performance Management Change Management Communication and Influencing Skills Continuous Improvement

Project Manager working on clean water projects, up to £70k, projects based in the north-west of England Your New Company A leading civil engineering contractor with a long-standing presence in the regulated water sector is seeking an experienced Project Manager to support the delivery of clean water, Better Rivers and storm-water improvement schemes across a major North West water framework. Known for its collaborative culture, high retention, and commitment to quality, this organisation offers long-term stability and the opportunity to deliver meaningful infrastructure improvements across the region. Your New Role As Project Manager, you will take responsibility for the full lifecycle delivery of clean water and storm-water projects across key operational assets in Cheshire, Knowsley, Liverpool and surrounding areas. This is a hands-on, site-focused role where you will lead construction activities, manage stakeholders, and ensure safe, efficient and high-quality project outcomes. Key Responsibilities Project Leadership & Delivery Lead the delivery of clean water and storm-water schemes in line with programme, budget, safety and quality targets. Maintain a strong on-site presence (approx. 80%) to support daily operations and oversee construction activities based in the north-west. Manage works on live assets, ensuring minimal disruption to operational networks. Design Review & Technical Input Review and interrogate design information, ensuring buildability, value engineering and compliance with framework specifications. Collaborate with designers, technical specialists and supply chain partners to resolve design queries and drive practical solutions. Client & Stakeholder Engagement Act as the primary interface for the client and key stakeholders. Build strong, trust-based relationships through clear communication and proactive issue resolution. Represent the contractor at design reviews, progress meetings and site coordination sessions. Commercial & Programme Management Support commercial teams with forecasting, cost control, change management and subcontractor oversight. Provide accurate reporting on progress, risks and opportunities. Drive programme performance to meet contractual milestones. Leadership & Compliance Lead and motivate site teams and delivery partners, promoting a culture of safety, quality and collaboration. Ensure compliance with CDM, environmental standards and framework requirements. Champion continuous improvement and uphold company values. What You'll Need to Succeed Essential Proven experience as a Project Manager within clean water, wastewater or utilities infrastructure. Background with a Tier 1 or major Tier 2 contractor on regulated water frameworks. Strong understanding of design processes, buildability and technical review. Excellent client-facing skills and the ability to build long-term relationships. Strong commercial awareness with experience managing budgets, programmes and subcontractors. Full UK driving licence. Desirable Knowledge of Better Rivers, storm-water management or environmental improvement schemes. Relevant engineering or construction management qualifications. What You'll Get in Return Long-term framework security and a strong pipeline of work. A supportive, values-driven culture with excellent staff retention. Opportunities for progression within a stable and respected organisation. Competitive salary, car allowance/company car and discretionary bonus. 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.

We are seeking an experienced and motivated Project Runner to lead and coordinate construction and refurbishment projects through the full range of the RIBA Plan of Work stages (0 7), from initial inception through to completion, handover and post-occupancy review. The role will primarily involve the delivery of small to medium-scale refurbishment, alteration and improvement projects, typically ranging in value from approximately £5K to £500K, although projects outside of this range may occasionally arise. The successful candidate will act as the day-to-day project lead, managing projects on behalf of the client department and ensuring that schemes are developed, procured and delivered in accordance with programme, budget, statutory requirements and quality expectations. Key Responsibilities Lead projects through all RIBA stages from feasibility through to completion and final account. Liaise directly with client departments to establish, develop and refine project briefs, objectives and operational requirements. Work collaboratively with the in-house Quantity Surveying team to establish project budgets, cost plans and procurement strategies. Assist in the appointment and coordination of external consultants and specialist advisors where required through appropriate procurement processes, including:Principal Designer (CDM Regulations)Building Regulations Principal DesignerStructural EngineersMechanical & Electrical ConsultantsSpecialist Surveyors and DesignersUndertake site visits, surveys and investigations to inform design development. Prepare and develop:Feasibility layoutsPlanning and Building Regulations drawings Tender drawings Construction and working drawing packages Assembly and detailing drawingsProduce specifications using NBS or equivalent specification systems. Utilise existing asset management information, survey data and record drawings in the preparation of project documentation. Coordinate and manage the design process to ensure compliance with: Building Regulations Planning requirements CDM Regulations Relevant British Standards and industry guidance Internal client standards and procedures Support tendering activities in conjunction with the Quantity Surveying team, including responding to tender queries and reviewing contractor submissions. Administer and monitor construction works on site, including: Chairing progress meetings Undertaking site inspections Monitoring quality and progress Reviewing contractor information Managing design changes and technical queries Assist with project reporting, risk management and programme monitoring throughout the project lifecycle. Ensure accurate project records and documentation are maintained throughout delivery. Support handover, defects management and post-completion activities. Essential Requirements Experience of delivering construction or refurbishment projects through multiple RIBA Plan of Work stages. Experience preparing technical drawings and construction information using CAD software. Good understanding of construction detailing, building technology and refurbishment works. Experience producing specifications using NBS or similar systems. Understanding of procurement and contract administration processes. Working knowledge of: Building Regulations Planning processes CDM Regulations Health & Safety requirements in construction Ability to coordinate multiple stakeholders and consultants effectively. Strong organisational and communication skills. Ability to manage workload across multiple projects simultaneously. Competent in Microsoft Office applications and project administration. Full UK driving licence and ability to attend sites across the district as required. Support Structure The successful candidate will work closely with an established in-house Quantity Surveying team who will provide support in relation to: Cost planning and cost control Procurement and tendering Contract administration support Financial reporting and valuations Technical and managerial support will also be available from the wider Design Services team and external specialist consultants where required

We have an exciting opportunity for a Technical Manager - Electrical to join our Property Services team, covering the Poole, Bournemouth, Christchurch and New Forest area . The role: Reporting to the Electrical Operations Manager, this role will lead a team of electrical specialists to deliver a customer centric, high quality, value for money, property safety and compliance services for SNG. The delivery will be through a mixture of an inhouse workforce, sub-contractors, main contractors and may also use external consultants to assist delivery. Responsible to deliver the right outcome for our customer in a safe and timely way, through leading a team of electricians. Promote a positive collaborative culture of building safety and compliance. Take personal responsibility for escalating any concerns to the Building Safety & Compliance team for consideration and/or investigation. Deliver on operational elements of electrical property safety and compliance delivery across SNG's localities both residential and non-residential portfolio, within the accountable aspects of electrical. Accountable for the delivery of property safety and compliance programmes and projects to agreed performance and financial standards and targets, ensuring customer satisfaction, cost effectiveness and value for money. Set and maintain high levels of safe working practices across all areas of property maintenance and improvement services in line with health and safety legislation and Construction (Design and Management) regulations. Responsible for all aspects of service delivery and performance within the electrical property safety and compliance delivery teams to ensure that SNG's property assets are maintained and improved to protect their core value and to meet the needs and expectations of current and future customers. What you'll bring: Technical knowledge of Electrical Safety, knowledge and understanding or current electrical regulations and related building regulations. City and Guilds in Electrical Installation 2360 or, City and Guilds 2368 electrical installation level 3 or, NVQ electrical installation level 3. City and Guilds 2381 requirements for Electrical installations level 3 BS7671. City and Guilds 2391 Testing and previous experience in a supervisory role. Ability to deliver a value for money service whilst taking actions to mitigate any risks. Ability to operate with commercial acumen. Able to analyse business information and formulate metrics that deliver permanent or consolidated progress. Demonstrable experience in strategic thinking, commercial acumen and values driven behaviours to fulfil corporate plans and strategies at both a local and organisation wide level. Evidence of delivering on innovative concepts, utilising future changes in policy to support flexibility in a responsive organisation.

Role Overview Our client is a global real estate investment and operating company with a substantial UK residential BTR portfolio, currently expanding with a clear strategic focus on operational excellence and regulatory leadership. With the Renters' Rights Act reshaping the regulatory landscape - particularly around Section 13 rent challenges - the business is centralising expertise to ensure a consistent, defensible and fair approach to market rent determination across the portfolio. Sitting within the Investment team, the Rent Review & Tribunal Analyst is a newly created pivotal role supporting the Revenue Management function to oversee rent challenges referred to the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) Property Chamber, ensuring high-quality evidence preparation, robust market analysis, and strong regulatory compliance. This role blends analytical depth, regulatory insight, and operational coordination, acting as an internal specialist who supports the business in protecting income integrity while removing Tribunal involvement from on-site teams. You will build the rent evidence framework, manage case preparation, assist with Tribunal representation, and provide high-quality analysis on rental markets, competitors, and Tribunal trends. Key Responsibilities Tribunal Case Management & Support Serve as the business's primary FTT representative for all Section 13 rent challenges Support the Business Performance Analyst; maintain accurate case records and audit trails Prepare and present evidence packs, rent schedules and analyses within statutory deadlines Coordinate all hearing logistics (virtual and in-person) ensuring well-prepared, compliant attendance Market Rent Analysis & Evidence Preparation Develop and maintain a portfolio-wide methodology for evidencing and determining market rent Gather and analyse rental comparables (listings, achieved rents, lease terms and incentives); produce Tribunal-ready assessment packs Maintain records of challenges, submissions and determinations; feed learnings into pricing strategy Portfolio Insight & Continuous Improvement Track Tribunal decisions; produce monthly dashboards on challenge volumes, success rates and risk exposure Provide regular reports on pricing shifts, rental elasticity, supply/demand trends and Tribunal implications for rent strategy Identify risk exposure, recommend mitigations and drive data-led improvements to rent-setting and pricing governance Maintain a key working relationship with the Portfolio Administration team to ensure rent collection processes run smoothly (deferring S13 decisions, receiving challenge notices, updating tenant ledgers, etc) Stakeholder Management & Advisory Act as central escalation point for Operations on rent disputes Provide structured guidance to Site Teams to reduce Legal escalation Maintain cross-functional relationships across Asset Management, Finance, Legal, Compliance and Operations Deliver internal training on Tribunal process; communicate insights to support the business's objectives Compliance & Governance Maintain expert knowledge of the Renters' Rights Act, Section 13, FTT procedures and licensing frameworks Ensure all rent challenge activity is fair, defensible and governance-aligned Develop internal policy on rent governance and regulatory risk; maintain a central comparables repository Qualifications & Experience Essential Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret and present rental data clearly Solid understanding of residential rental values and market dynamics Confident communicator - written and verbal - able to prepare structured evidence packs and present in formal or quasi-judicial settings Understanding of residential leasing compliance, tenancy structures and licensing frameworks Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills Proficiency in Excel and data tools; comfortable working with large volumes of market data Ability to manage multiple cases and statutory deadlines concurrently Self-motivated and comfortable working independently in a developing regulatory environment Desirable University degree in Real Estate, Finance, Economics, or a related field Experience of, or direct exposure to, the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) or similar quasi-judicial forums Experience working with large, multi-asset residential portfolios Familiarity with rent benchmarking tools and market data platforms Experience in residential revenue management, asset management, valuation or lettings Additional industry-related qualifications (IRPM, ARLA, or similar)

Temporary job - Stock Condition surveyor - 12-month contract Stock Condition Surveyor (Temporary - 12 Months)Location: Leicestershire Hybrid and Site-based Rate: £30-£32 per hour (Umbrella)Contract: 12-Month Temporary Contract About the RoleWe are seeking an experienced Stock Condition Surveyor to support the effective delivery of an asset management strategy through the collection, analysis, and utilisation of stock condition data.This role plays a key part in ensuring property assets are maintained to a high standard, supporting both short and long-term investment planning. You will carry out a variety of surveys, including Stock Condition Surveys and Housing Health & Safety Rating System (HHSRS) assessments, across a diverse property portfolio.Key Responsibilities Conduct surveys across a range of assets including: Occupied and void residential properties Commercial buildings Garages, communal areas, and public spaces Undertake stock condition surveys, HHSRS assessments, and related audits Accurately record survey data using handheld technology and asset management systems Deliver survey programmes to agreed targets and report progress regularly Produce schedules of work and monitor completion Support the development and delivery of planned programmes based on survey data Assist in preparing schedules for repairs, renewals, and improvements Commission and oversee specialist surveys where required Analyse data and prepare recommendations, feasibility studies, and reports on major defects or redevelopment opportunities. Contribute to the development and improvement of asset management systems and processes Provide technical advice to internal teams, contractors, and stakeholders Identify and report defects, risks, and tenancy-related issues affecting property condition or resident wellbeing Support stakeholder engagement, including working with residents and attending meetings RequirementsEssential HNC/HND/Degree in Building Construction or a related field, or equivalent demonstrable experience Proven experience carrying out stock condition and HHSRS surveys Strong background in inspecting buildings and diagnosing defects in a variety of construction types Knowledge of building pathology including damp and structural issues Understanding of Decent Homes Standards Knowledge of health & safety and relevant legislation Experience managing contractors and commissioned work Strong IT skills including use of asset management systems and MS Office Ability to manage workload, prioritise tasks, and solve problems effectively Excellent communication and report-writing skills Desirable Knowledge of statutory requirements such as planning, building control, and listed buildings Awareness of asbestos regulations Additional Requirements Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle Ability to work independently and as part of a team Willingness to work occasionally outside normal working hours Ability to travel across the operational area Other Information This role will require a DBS check, depending on project requirements. 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.

Our client is a fast growing specialist precious metal recovery business, working with mining operations to recover high-value materials from waste streams. Their operations span two sites including a pilot processing plant in the North East and laboratory & office facilities in Oxford. They are looking for an experienced Facilities Manager to ensure both environments are safe, compliant, well-maintained and fit for purpose as they continue to grow. Reporting to the Head of Technical Operations, you will take full responsibility for the management and delivery of all hard and soft facilities services across both sites, alongside ownership of health & safety compliance and monitoring. This is a broad, hands-on senior role overseeing planned maintenance programmes and contractor relationships, conducting H&S audits, managing site compliance and responding to facilities issues as they arise. The role can be based in the North East with regular travel to Oxford (once or twice a month). The ideal Facilities Manager will need to be an effective operator across both sites, building strong relationships with staff, contractors and regulatory bodies alike. Facilities Manager responsibilities: Take full ownership of all hard and soft FM services across both sites, including laboratory, pilot plant and office facilities Develop and manage planned preventative maintenance (PPM) programmes, ensuring all assets are maintained to the required standard and statutory inspections are completed on time Oversee reactive maintenance, prioritising and coordinating responses to ensure minimal disruption to operations Act as the lead for health & safety across both sites, ensuring full compliance with UK health & safety legislation Develop, implement and maintain site-specific H&S policies, risk assessments, safe systems of work and emergency procedures, tailored to the specific requirements of laboratory and processing plant environments Manage the facilities and H&S budget across both sites, tracking expenditure, identifying efficiencies and reporting to the Head of Technical Operations The ideal Facilities Manager will possess: 5+ years in senior facilities management role with clear accountability for both hard and soft FM services NEBOSH diploma Demonstrable experience managing health & safety compliance across industrial, laboratory or processing environments Multi-site management experience is strongly preferred Familiarity with the specific facilities and compliance requirements of laboratory or industrial processing environments is a significant advantage This is a s senior role with a broad scope including full ownership of facilities and health & safety across two sites and represents a great opportunity to shape and professionalise the facilities function within a growing, specialist business Bond Williams Professional Recruitment are an equal opportunity employer and operate as an Employment Business and Recruitment Agency

We are working on behalf of a global financial services client to bring to market an experienced professional to join its equity derivatives middle office team to support a growing products. This role sits at the centre of the business, providing end-to-end lifecycle support across structured notes and corporate actions, covering equity-linked and cross-asset derivatives distributed to a global client base. You will act as a subject matter expert across front-to-back trade flows, partnering closely with front office, trade capture, operations and technology. The position combines day-to-day oversight with strategic input, including lifecycle programme delivery, process improvement and senior stakeholder engagement. Key responsibilities include: Own structured product lifecycle management and corporate actions across front-to-back trade flows Validate front office pricing and maintain accurate positions, trade capture and data integrity Lead exception management, resolving lifecycle and reconciliation issues end-to-end Deliver process improvements, define KPIs/SLAs and enhance controls and client service Support strategic initiatives, stakeholder engagement and lifecycle programme delivery Key experience and skills: Strong Middle Office experience, ideally across structured products Deep understanding of structured notes, corporate actions and F2B lifecycle processes Proven ability to operate as an SME in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment Solid analytical, problem-solving and project delivery skills Clear communication skills with strong stakeholder management and risk awareness If successful, this role offers a highly competitive day rate with a leading employer in Northern Ireland, on a long-term contract engagement with strong potential for extension.This position requires 3 days per week on-site in Belfast; only candidates who can meet this requirement will be considered. If you're interested, please send an up-to-date copy of your CV If this role isn't quite right but you're exploring new opportunities, feel free to get in touch 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)

Interim Security Advisor Location: Wokingham Hybrid 2 days on site Duration: 6 months 500 MUST HOLD ACTIVE SECURITY CLEARANCE MUST BE PAYE THROUGH UMBRELLA Role Description: It should be noted that this post requires the holder to attain higher levels of security clearance in line with UK Government requirements and may at times require travel. Direct This position is responsible for supporting the clients Corporate Security Team in generating and deploying the security policy, ensuring an appropriate and proportionate approach to security management across the clients portfolio within the UK. Lead the Physical Security function to deliver security programmes and solutions to safeguard the organisations people and assets, ensuring compliance with applicable legislation, regulatory and corporate policies, procedures, and guidelines. Delivery of protective security advice to all areas of the business, both written and verbal as required. Assist the Corporate Security Team working with National Grid's UK Physical Security Team and Security Control Centre/Physical Security Operation Centre. Responsible for supporting UK Government Counter Terrorism and Crime Prevention strategies, utilising external relationships and committees to influence and shape UK Government security policy. Responsible for the efficient designing, developing, implementing, and managing of security programs to protect corporate assets and people against theft, acts of terrorism, and other such hostile activity. Knowledge, Experience and Technical Know How Proven experience of working with key Government departments and Law enforcement agencies, supporting wider UK Government Counter Terrorism, Domestic Extremism and Crime prevention Strategies. Proven people management skills, managing performance and development plans. Excellent knowledge of physical, personal and personnel security and related principles. Must have previous experience in designing, developing, implementing, and managing of security programs. Possess strong analytical, organisational, management, and administrative experience within the security industry or UK Security Service. Proven track record of delivering and running physical security programs and campaigns. Able to demonstrate a high degree of credibility and influence senior stakeholders within the organisation and key external stakeholders. Prior Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) experience essential. Experience of managing Government marked information and material. Security Surveys Operational Requirements Site Specific Operational Requirements Project support relating to security Infrastructure Security National Protective Security Authority Protective security Essential (at appointment): Educated to degree level in a relevant discipline or a minimum of 5 years relevant experience. Essential Aptitude to convey the business benefit of a threat based, risk informed security approach ensuring business risk owners are empowered to make appropriate and proportionate security decisions. Desirable: Security related credentials would be beneficial, preferably Home Office/UK Security Service trained. ASIS International Certified Protection Professional (CPP) or Physical Security Professional (PSP) CCTV Public Space Surveillance licences. Register of Security Engineers & Specialists If you receive suspicious outreach claiming to be from us, please contact us via the ManpowerGroup website.

The London Borough of Croydon are seeking an experienced Disrepair Manager to join their Housing Property team Your new company A forward-thinking London local authority is seeking an experienced Disrepair Manager to join its Housing Directorate. With a strong commitment to delivering safe, high-quality homes and improving outcomes for residents, the organisation is undertaking an ambitious transformation programme across its housing services. Your new role As Disrepair Manager, you will lead on the effective management of housing disrepair across the borough, ensuring claims are handled efficiently, compliantly and with a strong customer focus. You will manage a small specialist team and work closely with internal teams, contractors and legal representatives to drive performance and deliver service improvements.Key responsibilities include: Leading on the investigation and management of disrepair and Environmental Protection Act claims Managing and developing a team of disrepair surveyors and support staff Ensuring full compliance with disrepair protocol, legislation and health & safety requirements Monitoring performance, identifying trends and insights to inform continuous service improvement Managing contractor performance and ensuring value for money and quality delivery Acting as a key liaison with solicitors, residents, contractors and internal stakeholders Overseeing complaint resolution and enhancing customer satisfaction outcomes Supporting wider repairs and maintenance service delivery, including inspections and quality assurance You will play a key role in driving a proactive and data-led approach to disrepair, improving outcomes for residents while minimising risk. What you'll need to succeed To be successful in this role, you will bring: Strong experience in housing repairs, maintenance or disrepair management Proven track record of managing legal disrepair cases and claims Sound knowledge of housing legislation, including the Landlord and Tenant Act and disrepair protocol Experience managing contractors, performance and service delivery Strong leadership and stakeholder management skills Excellent communication, negotiation and problem-solving ability A proactive, solutions-focused approach with a commitment to service improvement Relevant construction or building qualification (e.g. HNC or equivalent) What you'll get in return £55,323 to £57,402 per annumUp to 31 days annual leave, plus bank holidays, with the option to purchase up to 10 additional days Opportunity to shape the future of housing asset management and repairs services in a major London borough A key leadership role within a high-impact transformation programme Collaborative and supportive working environment Competitive local government benefits package, including access to the Local Government Pension Scheme - a market-leading defined benefit scheme with circa 18%+ employer contribution Flexible working opportunities What you need to do now This campaign is being managed exclusively by Hays. If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV. For a confidential discussion or if you have any questions, please contact me directly using my Hays contact details.

Credit Decisioning Specialist Business Lending & Portfolio Risk Northampton (Office-Based) 50,000 - 70,000 + Annual Bonus + Private Healthcare + Enhanced Pension + Benefits Credit decisioning is evolving rapidly. The businesses leading that evolution are the ones that combine data science capability with experienced human credit judgement. This is one of those businesses - and this is the role that sits at the intersection of both. The Business A high-growth specialist SME lender has invested significantly in proprietary AI-driven credit scoring, automated decisioning infrastructure and data science capability. The business underwrites both broker-introduced and own-book lending, and has built a credit function that is genuinely analytical - not one that simply applies policy. The credit and data teams work in close proximity. Decisioning models are continuously refined. Portfolio performance is monitored analytically. And the underwriting team operates with real sanctioning authority - combining the outputs of the technology with independent commercial judgement on every material decision. The Opportunity The business is seeking a Credit Decisioning Specialist to take a central role within its commercial credit function. This is not a pure modelling role and it is not a pure underwriting role - it is a role for someone who is comfortable in both worlds. You will assess complex SME lending applications with genuine decisioning authority, work closely with the data science team on credit model performance, contribute to underwriting policy and portfolio risk frameworks, and provide mentorship and guidance to junior colleagues. Key Responsibilities Underwrite complex SME and commercial lending applications with full decisioning authority within delegated limits Evaluate financial statements, management accounts, Open Banking data, credit bureau outputs and risk indicators to form independent credit views Contribute analytical insight to the ongoing refinement of credit models, scorecard thresholds and automated decisioning frameworks Identify portfolio risk trends and emerging issues through performance data analysis Manage exceptions, referrals and non-standard cases requiring judgement beyond automated scoring Work closely with broker partners, sales, operations and the data science team to ensure decision quality and portfolio health Support the development of junior underwriters and analysts The Candidate You have developed your credit career in a demanding, data-aware lending environment. You understand both the power and the limitations of automated credit models. You can make independent decisions, articulate your reasoning clearly, and engage with portfolio data at a level that goes beyond individual transactions. Proven experience in SME lending, commercial credit, challenger banking, fintech lending, asset finance or specialist business finance Strong analytical capability - comfortable interpreting financial accounts, credit bureau data, Open Banking outputs and risk modelling inputs Experience with automated decisioning environments, credit scorecards or data-led lending platforms - as a user, contributor or both Genuine delegated sanctioning authority - able to make and stand behind independent credit decisions Commercial intelligence - understands how individual lending decisions connect to portfolio outcomes and business performance Degree-educated or equivalent intellectual profile with demonstrable analytical achievement Unrestricted right to work in the UK Target Backgrounds Professionals from specialist SME lenders, new challenger banks, fintech credit platforms and data-enabled business finance businesses are particularly encouraged to apply. Credit risk analysts with underwriting authority, senior underwriters with strong analytical depth, and lending professionals who have worked alongside scorecard or model development teams are all strong fits for this role. Salary & Benefits 50,000 - 70,000 basic salary (dependent on experience and current sanctioning level) Annual performance bonus Private healthcare Enhanced pension contributions Life assurance Genuine progression into underwriting leadership and credit management Location Northampton. Fully office-based. The business operates a highly collaborative credit and data culture - the underwriting team, data science function and senior leadership work in close daily proximity. This environment is central to the quality of decisioning the business produces. Relocation assistance is available for exceptional candidates. If you have built your credit career in an environment where data and judgement work together - and you want a role where both are genuinely valued - this is worth a conversation.

Credit Underwriter - Business Lending & Credit Risk East Midlands (Office-Based) 35,000 + Annual Bonus + Private Healthcare + Enhanced Pension + Life Assurance Are you analytically sharp, intellectually curious, and looking for a career where your judgement genuinely matters? This is not a role for people looking to process forms. It is a role for people who want to understand businesses, assess risk intelligently, and build a career at the heart of a fast-growing specialist lender. The Opportunity A high-growth, technology-driven specialist SME lender is seeking a Credit Underwriter to join its Northampton-based credit team. This is a rare entry-level underwriting position that offers the kind of analytical depth, commercial exposure and progression that is simply not available at most lenders. The business has grown rapidly, invested significantly in data, AI-driven decisioning and proprietary credit platforms, and has built a reputation for making lending decisions that combine intellectual rigour with commercial common sense. The underwriting team sits at the core of everything the business does. What Makes This Different Most junior credit roles involve applying a scorecard and moving on. This one does not. From day one, you will learn how to evaluate real lending applications, assess the financial health and trading performance of SMEs, understand risk at a portfolio level, and work alongside experienced senior underwriters and credit professionals who are genuinely invested in developing the next generation of talent. You will be exposed to both broker-introduced and own-book lending - a breadth of experience that many credit professionals spend years trying to acquire. The Role Assess credit applications across SME, commercial and business lending segments Evaluate financial accounts, management information, credit bureau data and other risk indicators Support senior underwriters on more complex transactions, building judgement progressively Work within established credit policy and risk appetite frameworks while developing your own underwriting instinct Communicate decisions clearly and professionally to introducers, brokers and internal stakeholders Contribute to continuous improvement of underwriting processes and workflows What We Are Looking For The business is particularly interested in individuals who combine strong academic foundations with intellectual curiosity, commercial awareness and the drive to build a long-term career in credit and lending. Strong academic background (degree-educated or 4+ strong A-levels equivalent) Analytical mindset - comfortable working with numbers, financial data and interpreting information Experience gained within financial services - motor finance, consumer finance, retail banking, asset finance or similar environments welcomed Commercially curious - interested in how businesses operate and how lending decisions influence outcomes Strong written and verbal communication skills Unrestricted right to work in the UK Backgrounds Actively Welcomed Previous experience in motor finance, consumer lending, retail banking, asset finance or commercial finance will be valued. Equally, strong graduates or career-changers with a genuine interest in lending, risk and business finance who can demonstrate the right intellectual profile are encouraged to apply. Progression The business has a clear and demonstrable track record of promoting from within. This role sits at the foundation of a credit career pathway that extends through Senior Credit Underwriter, Principal Underwriter and into Credit Leadership - within an organisation that is scaling rapidly and investing in its people. The Package 35,000 basic salary Annual performance bonus Private healthcare Enhanced pension contributions Life assurance Genuine long-term progression within a growing specialist lender Location Northampton. This role is fully office-based. The business firmly believes that the highest quality underwriting is developed through proximity - working daily alongside experienced colleagues, sharing knowledge and building commercial instinct through observation and practice. Relocation support may be available for the right candidate. This role is actively targeted at analytically strong individuals from motor finance, consumer finance, retail banking and financial services environments. If you have the intellectual foundation and the ambition to build a career in business lending and credit risk, this is where that career starts.

Job title: Bridging Underwriter Location: Remote Salary: Up to £50,000 per annum (depending on experience) Hours: Monday to Friday 9 am to 5:30 pm Benefits: 25 days annual leave, plus bank holidays; increasing by 1 day per year worked, up to a maximum 30 days Option to buy/sell up to 3 days' holiday Death in Service at 4 x salary (from day one of employment) 5-year, 10-year and 15-year excellent service awards Car parking (limited onsite or, if offsite, cost of parking refunded) Employee Assistance Programme Active charity support (non-mandatory) Monthly mindfulness sessions Complimentary Christmas/summer parties/Team evenings and social events Company BBQs on HQ sun terrace Daily fruit bowl, healthy snacks, and coffee machine/tea Paddleboards for free hire/Office table tennis. Workplace pension scheme About the Role of Bridging Underwriter: As a Bridging and Refurbishment Underwriter, you will be responsible for assessing, structuring, and managing short-term property finance applications, underwriting bridging and refurbishment loans in line with the company's credit policy, lending criteria, and risk appetite. Candidates should have proven experience in bridging and/or refurbishment lending, with a minimum of two years' underwriting experience within specialist property finance preferred. Responsibilities for the position of Bridging Underwriter: Review and underwrite bridging and refurbishment finance applications from initial enquiry through to completion. Conduct full risk assessments, including borrower background checks, asset analysis, exit strategy, credit history, and AML compliance. Analyse and assess valuation reports, contractor quotes, cost schedules, and development appraisals to ensure project viability. Liaise with solicitors, brokers, valuers, borrowers, and internal teams to progress applications efficiently and accurately. Work closely with surveyors and asset managers to assess the feasibility of refurbishment projects and monitor works. Identify, assess, and mitigate risks relating to borrowers, property, legal, or market exposure. Present complex cases with clarity to credit or risk committees, making lending recommendations within delegated authority. Ensure adherence to internal policies, underwriting standards, and AML requirements. Maintain accurate and timely records within internal systems, ensuring effective audit trails. Support continuous improvement by providing feedback on lending criteria, operational processes, and risk management. Experience required for the position of Bridging Underwriter: Minimum of 2 years' experience underwriting short-term bridging loans and/or refurbishment finance. Strong understanding of property valuations, legal conveyancing, and development/refurbishment cost assessments. Good working knowledge of AML, KYC, and due diligence practices. Commercial acumen with the ability to assess deals beyond standard "tick-box" underwriting. Proficient in interpreting financial statements, credit reports, and legal documentation. For more information regarding the role of Bridging Underwriter , please contact us. Stellar Select is acting as an employment agency and is a corporate member of the REC. Due to a high volume of applications, we will only contact you if your application has been successful. We aim to contact all successful contacts within two business days.

Credit Analyst & Underwriter Specialist Business Lender Northampton (Office-Based) 35,000 + Annual Bonus + Private Healthcare + Enhanced Pension + Life Assurance If you are analytically sharp, commercially curious, and want to build a career in business lending where your thinking genuinely influences outcomes - this is where that career starts. The Role A high-growth, technology-driven specialist SME lender is seeking a Credit Analyst & Underwriter to join its Northampton-based credit team. This is a role that combines analytical rigour with real lending judgement - you will not simply be running numbers through a model. You will learn to assess businesses, interpret financial data and form independent views on creditworthiness. The business has built a strong reputation for intelligent lending - combining data-led decisioning with experienced human judgement. As a Credit Analyst & Underwriter, you will sit at the intersection of both, working alongside senior credit professionals who are genuinely invested in developing the next generation of talent. What You Will Do Analyse credit applications for SMEs, sole traders and growing businesses across a range of lending products Interpret financial accounts, management information, bank statements, credit bureau data and Open Banking outputs Form independent credit views on business quality, repayment capacity and risk profile Work alongside experienced senior underwriters on complex and higher-value transactions Communicate decisions clearly to internal stakeholders, sales teams and broker partners Contribute to the continuous improvement of underwriting processes and analytical frameworks What We Are Looking For Above all, intellectual capability and the drive to build something. The business values analytical thinking, commercial curiosity and the ambition to become a genuinely excellent credit professional. Degree-educated or equivalent strong academic background (analytical disciplines particularly valued) Comfortable working with numbers and financial data - you enjoy understanding what the figures are actually saying Experience within financial services - motor finance, consumer finance, retail banking, asset finance or similar environments welcomed Naturally curious about how businesses operate and how lending decisions affect real-world outcomes Strong written and verbal communication - you can explain your reasoning as clearly as you can reach it Unrestricted right to work in the UK Why This Business This is not a business where analysts process applications and underwriters stamp them. The credit function is genuinely analytical, commercially engaged and data-aware - the team works closely with data science, operations and senior leadership in a way that is simply not available at most lenders. The business has invested heavily in proprietary technology and AI-driven decisioning, which means you will develop your career in a genuinely modern credit environment. Progression The pathway from this role runs through Senior Credit Underwriter, Principal Underwriter and into Credit Leadership within an organisation that is scaling rapidly and has a demonstrable track record of promoting from within. The Package 35,000 basic salary Annual performance bonus Private healthcare Enhanced pension contributions Life assurance Genuine long-term progression within a fast-growing specialist lender Location Northampton. Fully office-based. The business believes the fastest way to develop analytical and commercial credit skills is through daily proximity to experienced colleagues - the kind of learning that cannot happen remotely. Relocation support may be available for the right candidate. This role is aimed at analytically strong individuals from motor finance, consumer finance, banking and wider financial services who want their career to move into the analytical heart of business lending. If that is you, we would like to hear from you.

Senior Credit Underwriter SME Lending & Commercial Credit Decisioning Northampton (Office-Based) 50,000 - 70,000 DOE + Annual Bonus + Private Healthcare + Enhanced Pension + Benefits Some credit environments are built around scorecards, rules engines and committees. This one is built around people who can think. The Opportunity A high-growth specialist SME lender is seeking a Senior Credit Underwriter to take a central role within its commercial credit function. This is a business where underwriting sits at the intersection of data science, commercial lending and analytical rigour - and where the quality of individual credit judgement genuinely drives portfolio outcomes. The organisation has invested heavily in proprietary technology, data infrastructure and AI-driven decisioning capability. The underwriting team does not simply operate within that framework - it helps to shape it. Senior Underwriters here carry real sanctioning authority, influence credit policy, and work closely with leadership on complex, higher-value and exception transactions. Why This Role Stands Out Challenger banking and fintech lending have produced some of the sharpest credit minds in the UK market. But many professionals at this level find themselves constrained - by risk committees, by rigid automated models that leave little room for judgement, or by growth ceilings in businesses that are scaling faster than their talent frameworks. This business is different. It values the combination of strong analytical foundations, commercial instinct and practical underwriting experience. It is looking for someone who has developed their credit thinking in a demanding environment - and wants to apply that capability somewhere it will genuinely count. The Role Assess and underwrite complex SME and commercial lending applications with full decisioning authority within delegated limits Evaluate financial statements, credit bureau data, management accounts, business plans and risk indicators to form independent lending views Manage broker-introduced and own-book applications from initial submission through to decision and documentation Handle referrals, exceptions and non-standard cases that require judgement beyond automated scorecards Mentor and support junior underwriters, contributing to the development of the wider team Contribute to underwriting policy development, credit appetite discussions and process improvement initiatives Work closely with the senior credit team, sales function and operations to ensure high-quality lending outcomes The Candidate You will be an experienced credit professional who has operated in a demanding, high-volume or complex lending environment. You think analytically, make decisions confidently and can articulate your reasoning clearly to internal and external stakeholders. Proven experience in SME lending, commercial credit, asset finance, specialist business finance or equivalent challenger/fintech lending environments Strong analytical capability - comfortable interpreting financial accounts, credit data, bureau outputs and risk modelling inputs Experience operating with meaningful delegated sanctioning authority Able to make and stand behind independent credit decisions under time pressure Commercial awareness - understands how lending decisions influence portfolio performance and business growth Degree-educated or equivalent intellectual profile (strong analytical A-levels and demonstrable career achievement considered) Unrestricted right to work in the UK Target Backgrounds Professionals from specialist SME lenders, new challenger banks, fintech lending platforms and technology-enabled business finance environments are particularly encouraged to apply. Asset finance, commercial finance, motor finance and retail banking backgrounds are also highly relevant where candidates have developed strong analytical and judgement-based underwriting skills. Salary & Benefits 50,000 - 70,000 DOE basic salary (dependent on experience and current sanctioning authority) Annual performance bonus Private healthcare Enhanced pension contributions Life assurance Long-term progression into underwriting leadership and credit management Location Northampton. This role is fully office-based. The business operates a highly collaborative credit culture, with senior underwriters, credit leadership and the data science team working in close proximity. This environment is designed to produce better decisions, faster development and more meaningful progression. Relocation assistance is available for exceptional candidates. If you have built your credit career in a fast-moving lending environment and are ready for a role where your judgement shapes real outcomes - rather than simply being validated by a model - this is worth a conversation.