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Police Investigator - PIP1 / PIP2 Location: Number of sites available across the Midlands. Pay Rate: Negotiable depending on past experience About the Role: To conduct criminal investigations in accordance with Police procedures, ensuring that cases are thoroughly examined, evidence is collected legally and ethically, and suspects are investigated to support successful prosecutions. PIP1 : Entry-level investigator, focusing on routine investigations, case preparation, and supporting senior investigators. PIP2 : Experienced investigator, handling complex cases, supervising PIP1 staff, and making operational decisions in the field. Key Responsibilities: PIP1 Conduct initial investigations of reported crimes. Gather, preserve, and document evidence according to legal standards. Interview victims, witnesses, and suspects under supervision. Prepare accurate and detailed case files for submission to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). Attend court as required to provide evidence. Maintain clear, concise, and timely records of all investigative activity. PIP2 Lead complex and sensitive investigations independently. Mentor and supervise PIP1 investigators. Make operational decisions regarding investigative priorities, resource allocation, and risk assessment. Liaise with partner agencies, forensic teams, and legal representatives. Present cases in court confidently and effectively. Conduct quality assurance on investigative reports and evidence handling. Essential skills and experience: Retired or serving police officer / eligible candidate with relevant policing experience. Completion of PIP1 (for PIP1 role) or PIP2 (for PIP2 role) investigator training. Strong understanding of criminal law, evidential requirements, and investigative procedures. Experience in interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects. Ability to write clear and concise reports suitable for legal scrutiny. Apply Now Service Care Solutions is proud to assist in this recruitment campaign. If you meet the above criteria and would like to be considered, please apply now or reach out directly to discuss the role in more detail on (phone number removed).

Police Investigator - PIP1 / PIP2 Location: Number of sites available across the East Midlands. Pay Rate: Negotiable depending on past experience About the Role: To conduct criminal investigations in accordance with Police procedures, ensuring that cases are thoroughly examined, evidence is collected legally and ethically, and suspects are investigated to support successful prosecutions. PIP1 : Entry-level investigator, focusing on routine investigations, case preparation, and supporting senior investigators. PIP2 : Experienced investigator, handling complex cases, supervising PIP1 staff, and making operational decisions in the field. Key Responsibilities: PIP1 Conduct initial investigations of reported crimes. Gather, preserve, and document evidence according to legal standards. Interview victims, witnesses, and suspects under supervision. Prepare accurate and detailed case files for submission to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). Attend court as required to provide evidence. Maintain clear, concise, and timely records of all investigative activity. PIP2 Lead complex and sensitive investigations independently. Mentor and supervise PIP1 investigators. Make operational decisions regarding investigative priorities, resource allocation, and risk assessment. Liaise with partner agencies, forensic teams, and legal representatives. Present cases in court confidently and effectively. Conduct quality assurance on investigative reports and evidence handling. Essential skills and experience: Retired or serving police officer / eligible candidate with relevant policing experience. Completion of PIP1 (for PIP1 role) or PIP2 (for PIP2 role) investigator training. Strong understanding of criminal law, evidential requirements, and investigative procedures. Experience in interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects. Ability to write clear and concise reports suitable for legal scrutiny. Apply Now Service Care Solutions is proud to assist in this recruitment campaign. If you meet the above criteria and would like to be considered, please apply now or reach out directly to discuss the role in more detail on (phone number removed).

Facilities Manager Location: Glasgow Working Pattern: 3 days per week onsite Contract Type: Inside IR35 Duration: 6-month initial contract Lorien are looking for and experienced Facilities Manager on an initial 6-month contract. Based in Glasgow, you will be responsible for the day-to-day management, safety, and maintenance of the building, working closely with the organisation's contract maintenance provider and key internal stakeholders. This is a fast-paced role, suited to someone who can confidently balance planned activities with emerging priorities while ensuring full compliance with health, safety, and facilities standards. You will directly manage one Facilities Assistant and support a small network of volunteer Health & Safety Liaison Officers across the organisation. Key Responsibilities The Facilities Manager will be responsible for a broad range of duties, including but not limited to: Day-to-day management of the building, including oversight of existing and new health, safety, and facilities contracts Working closely with the contract maintenance provider and procurement specialist to ensure effective delivery of services Carrying out regular inspections of the premises to identify and address maintenance issues in a timely manner Responding to maintenance requests and prioritising tasks based on urgency and operational impact Organising, coordinating, and supervising contracted maintenance and improvement works Overseeing external contractors delivering repairs and maintenance services Arranging regular servicing and maintenance of building systems and equipment (eg heating, alarms, security systems) Ensuring full compliance with Health & Safety legislation and contract management regulations Managing services within the allocated budget, ensuring value for money Providing facilities, health, and safety advice to the Head of People Services, Leadership Team, managers, and colleagues Conducting regular Health & Safety audits and risk assessments (including fire safety) and advising on appropriate mitigation measures Essential Skills & Experience Previous experience in a facilities management role Experience of working with and managing contract maintenance providers Proven ability to plan, prioritise, and coordinate both reactive and planned maintenance activities Ability to translate technical information into clear, accessible guidance The ability to work collaboratively within a team and build effective working relationships with colleagues and stakeholders A proactive approach to continuous improvement and problem-solving Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

Police Investigator - PIP1 / PIP2 Location: Number of sites available across the Yorkshire & Humber region. Pay Rate: Negotiable depending on past experience About the Role: To conduct criminal investigations in accordance with Police procedures, ensuring that cases are thoroughly examined, evidence is collected legally and ethically, and suspects are investigated to support successful prosecutions. PIP1 : Entry-level investigator, focusing on routine investigations, case preparation, and supporting senior investigators. PIP2 : Experienced investigator, handling complex cases, supervising PIP1 staff, and making operational decisions in the field. Key Responsibilities: PIP1 Conduct initial investigations of reported crimes. Gather, preserve, and document evidence according to legal standards. Interview victims, witnesses, and suspects under supervision. Prepare accurate and detailed case files for submission to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). Attend court as required to provide evidence. Maintain clear, concise, and timely records of all investigative activity. PIP2 Lead complex and sensitive investigations independently. Mentor and supervise PIP1 investigators. Make operational decisions regarding investigative priorities, resource allocation, and risk assessment. Liaise with partner agencies, forensic teams, and legal representatives. Present cases in court confidently and effectively. Conduct quality assurance on investigative reports and evidence handling. Essential skills and experience: Retired or serving police officer / eligible candidate with relevant policing experience. Completion of PIP1 (for PIP1 role) or PIP2 (for PIP2 role) investigator training. Strong understanding of criminal law, evidential requirements, and investigative procedures. Experience in interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects. Ability to write clear and concise reports suitable for legal scrutiny. Apply Now Service Care Solutions is proud to assist in this recruitment campaign. If you meet the above criteria and would like to be considered, please apply now or reach out directly to discuss the role in more detail by calling (phone number removed).

Police Investigator - PIP1 / PIP2 Location: Number of sites available across the North-East Pay Rate: Negotiable depending on past experience About the Role: To conduct criminal investigations in accordance with Police procedures, ensuring that cases are thoroughly examined, evidence is collected legally and ethically, and suspects are investigated to support successful prosecutions. PIP1 : Entry-level investigator, focusing on routine investigations, case preparation, and supporting senior investigators. PIP2 : Experienced investigator, handling complex cases, supervising PIP1 staff, and making operational decisions in the field. Key Responsibilities: PIP1 Conduct initial investigations of reported crimes. Gather, preserve, and document evidence according to legal standards. Interview victims, witnesses, and suspects under supervision. Prepare accurate and detailed case files for submission to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). Attend court as required to provide evidence. Maintain clear, concise, and timely records of all investigative activity. PIP2 Lead complex and sensitive investigations independently. Mentor and supervise PIP1 investigators. Make operational decisions regarding investigative priorities, resource allocation, and risk assessment. Liaise with partner agencies, forensic teams, and legal representatives. Present cases in court confidently and effectively. Conduct quality assurance on investigative reports and evidence handling. Essential skills and experience: Retired or serving police officer / eligible candidate with relevant policing experience. Completion of PIP1 (for PIP1 role) or PIP2 (for PIP2 role) investigator training. Strong understanding of criminal law, evidential requirements, and investigative procedures. Experience in interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects. Ability to write clear and concise reports suitable for legal scrutiny. Apply Now Service Care Solutions is proud to assist in this recruitment campaign. If you meet the above criteria and would like to be considered, please apply now or reach out directly to discuss the role in more detail by calling (phone number removed).

Cemetery Supervisor - Grounds Maintenance Thornbury 29,000 - 31,000 per year 37 hours per week Weekdays plus weekend rota Permanent Introduction Acorn by Synergie is recruiting a Cemetery Supervisor - Grounds Maintenance to manage operations at Thornbury Cemetery. This role is responsible for maintaining high standards across the site, ensuring the smooth running of interments, and maintaining compliance with health and safety legislation and cemetery regulations. The successful candidate will officiate at interments, liaise with funeral directors and monumental masons, supervise grounds maintenance staff, and support ecological and biodiversity improvements across the cemetery grounds. Key Duties Oversee and manage all operations within the cemetery grounds. Ensure site safety, supervising grounds maintenance, burial preparation, and contractor activities. Monitor memorial permit schemes and ensure compliance with regulations. Maintain and secure cemetery buildings in collaboration with the Facilities Officer. Care for and maintain all tools and equipment. Supervise staff to ensure safe and efficient working practices. Prepare plots safely for the interment of cremated remains. Assist funeral directors, clergy, and families during interments, ensuring documentation is processed correctly. Maintain cemetery plans and burial records, updating documentation as required. Provide assistance to the public, funeral directors, and monumental masons regarding grave locations. Conduct routine inspections of memorials, pathways, and grounds, implementing control measures where hazards are identified. Contribute to risk assessments and safe systems of work based on site inspections and contractor activity. Ensure correct and safe use of tools, vehicles, machinery, and PPE by staff and contractors. Act as the first point of contact for on-site incidents, securing areas and escalating where necessary. Ensure grounds maintenance is carried out according to agreed schedules, supporting biodiversity initiatives. Lead projects to develop the adjacent meadow into a memorial woodland, ashes interment area, and garden of remembrance. Oversee maintenance of St Mary's Churchyard, including inspections, volunteer liaison, and routine upkeep. Maintain open spaces, floral displays, and other cemetery facilities. Apply horticultural knowledge to enhance biodiversity and ecological value across green spaces. Carry out general maintenance tasks such as painting and repairs to fencing, seating, and outdoor equipment. Undertake any other reasonable tasks across council-operated sites as required. Requirements Previous experience supervising grounds maintenance or similar operations. Horticultural or ecology qualification preferred. Full UK driving licence for occasional travel to other local sites. Strong knowledge of health and safety practices. Ability to lead and motivate a team. Reliable, proactive, and able to work flexibly including weekend rota participation. What We Offer Permanent role with long-term stability. Supportive and collaborative working environment. Opportunity to apply and develop horticultural and ecological expertise. Involvement in meaningful projects improving green spaces and biodiversity. Time off in lieu for weekend rota participation. Interested? Apply now with your up-to-date CV to join the team managing Thornbury Cemetery and help maintai Acorn by Synergie acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment.

Interim Head of Housing Aylesford, Kent (Onsite) Interim Contract Immediate Start Required Circa 55,000 We are working with a well-established, purpose-led organisation to recruit an experienced Interim Head of Housing to lead housing operations across a large residential estate in Aylesford. This is a hands-on leadership role overseeing a portfolio of 130 properties , managing a Housing Officer, and ensuring high-quality, compliant tenancy and neighbourhood services. The organisation is seeking someone who can step in quickly and provide strong operational oversight during a key period of transition. The Role Reporting into senior leadership, you will take full responsibility for housing management performance, tenancy compliance, and income recovery. You will play a key role in ensuring the organisation is fully prepared for the Renters' Rights Act (coming into force May 2026) and that all housing processes reflect current and upcoming legislation. Key Responsibilities Lead housing and neighbourhood management services across 130 properties Manage and support the Housing Officer to drive service delivery and performance Oversee tenancy audits, allocations, lettings, and the register of interest Proactively manage rent collection, arrears, and housing debt Work closely with rent and claims processes to maximise income and minimise loss Embed up-to-date knowledge of the Renters' Rights Act and wider housing regulation into daily practice Drive improvements in arrears, voids, and estate management performance Maintain accurate records and produce performance updates for senior leadership We are looking for a confident, operationally focused housing professional who: Is immediately available and able to work fully onsite in Aylesford Has strong experience in housing and tenancy management Has up-to-date knowledge of the Renters' Rights Act and the regulatory framework in England Is experienced in rent collection, arrears management, and income recovery Has experience supervising or managing housing staff Is financially aware, decisive, and able to challenge underperformance This is an excellent opportunity to make an immediate impact within a values-driven organisation delivering essential housing services. Immediate interviews are available. Apply now for a confidential discussion.

Permanent Cemetery Operations Supervisor Thornbury 29,000 - 31,000 per year 37 hours Weekdays plus weekend rota Permanent Introduction Acorn by Synergie is recruiting a Permanent Cemetery Operations Supervisor to manage Thornbury Cemetery. This role ensures high standards of site maintenance, smooth running of interments, and compliance with health and safety legislation and cemetery regulations. The role includes officiating at interments, liaising with funeral directors and monumental masons, supervising grounds maintenance staff, and contributing to ecological and biodiversity improvements across cemetery grounds. Key Duties: Oversee and manage all operations within Cemetery grounds. Ensure site safety, supervising grounds maintenance, burial preparation, and contractor activities. Monitor memorial permit schemes, ensuring compliance with regulations. Maintain and secure all Cemetery buildings in collaboration with the Facilities Officer. Care for and secure all tools and equipment. Supervise staff to ensure safe and efficient working practices. Prepare plots for interment of cremated remains safely. Assist funeral directors, clergy, and families at interments, ensuring all documentation is correctly processed. Maintain all plots and Cemetery plans, updating records as required. Provide assistance to the public, funeral directors, and monumental masons regarding grave locations. Conduct routine inspections of memorials, pathways, and grounds, implementing control measures for hazards. Contribute to risk assessments and safe systems of work based on site inspections and contractor activity. Ensure correct and safe use of tools, vehicles, machinery, and PPE by staff and contractors. Act as first point of contact for on-site incidents, securing areas and escalating as needed. Ensure all grounds maintenance is carried out according to agreed regimes, promoting biodiversity initiatives. Lead projects to develop the adjacent meadow into a memorial woodland, ashes interment area, and garden of remembrance. Oversee maintenance of St Mary's Churchyard, including inspections, volunteer liaison, and routine upkeep. Maintain open areas, floral displays, and other Cemetery facilities. Use horticultural knowledge to enhance biodiversity and ecological value across green spaces. Undertake general maintenance tasks such as painting and repairs to fencing, seats, and outdoor equipment. Perform any other reasonable tasks required across Council-operated sites. Requirements: Previous experience supervising grounds maintenance or similar operations. Horticultural or ecology qualification preferred. Full driving licence for occasional travel to other local sites. Strong knowledge of health and safety practices. Ability to lead and motivate a team. Reliable, proactive, and able to work flexibly including weekends. What We Offer: Permanent, long-term role with a supportive team. Opportunity to apply and develop horticultural and ecological expertise. Participation in meaningful projects enhancing green spaces and biodiversity. Time off in lieu for weekend rota participation. Interested? Apply now to join the team managing Thornbury Cemetery and contribute to the upkeep and improvement of vital community green spaces. Acorn by Synergie acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment.

Client Local Authority in Newham Job Title Leasehold Programme Manager Pay Rate 24.37 an hour PAYE/ 31.81 an hour UMBRELLA( 53,373 p.a.) Hours 36 Hours a week(Mon-Fri)9AM-5PM Duration 18 Month Contract Location HYBRID WORKING-2-3 Days in Dockside office,newham Description 1. Purpose of the Role To lead the dedicated Leaseholder Engagement Team responsible for delivering the engagement, communications, consultation, and enforcement-support functions of the Council's Flat Entrance Door (FED) Programme of Replacement across approximately 7,267 leasehold properties Key Responsibilities Programme Coordination and Planning Lead the planning and delivery of the FED Programme engagement workstream, ensuring alignment with overall programme milestones Develop and maintain the programme engagement plan, including phased rollout across high-rise, medium-rise, and low-rise stock Coordinate the team's activities to ensure efficient caseload management across 7,267 properties Monitor programme progress and report monthly to the FED Programme Board on KPIs, risks, and issues Team Management and Supervision Line manage three Leasehold Engagement Officers, including recruitment, induction, supervision, and performance management Allocate caseloads and monitor individual officer workloads to ensure equitable distribution and timely delivery Provide coaching, guidance, and support to team members on complex cases and difficult conversations Conduct regular 1:1 supervision meetings and team meetings to maintain communication and morale Section 20 Consultation Management Oversee the Section 20 consultation process, ensuring all statutory requirements and timescales are met Quality-assure all S20 documentation (Notice of Intention, Notice of Estimates, notification of award) before issue Liaise with Legal Services to ensure consultation materials are legally compliant and defensible Manage the processing of leaseholder observations and contractor nominations Escalation and Complex Case Management Act as the escalation point for complex, disputed, or sensitive cases requiring senior decision-making Handle complaints and formal representations from leaseholders or their representatives Liaise with Legal Services on potential FTT challenges and enforcement proceedings Make decisions on self-replacement opt-out applications where compliance with specification is uncertain Enforcement Protocol Oversight Oversee the initiation of the graduated enforcement protocol (Stages 1-4A) for non-participating leaseholders Ensure adequate evidence and documentation is compiled to support enforcement action Coordinate with Legal Services on breach notices, Section 146 notices, and forfeiture proceedings Essential Criteria Substantial experience in leasehold management, housing management, or a related field Proven experience of managing and supervising a team in a high-volume, target-driven environment Strong knowledge of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, including Section 20 consultation requirements Experience of managing statutory consultation processes with strict legal timescales Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to explain complex issues clearly Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explaining how we will use your information is available on our website.

Role: Chamber Supervisor Length: 2 years Location: Chichester, St Richards Hospital Department: The Centre for Defence Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine (CDDHM) On call rate: £180.00 per week for on call commitment of minimum 13 weeks a year Competitive hourly rate : £44 -52 per hour paid when called out to supervise emergency patient treatment and when completing planned elective patient treatments. Training time (circa 2 weeks per annum paid at hourly rate £38.00. Main purpose of the job To provide a high quality service to patients requiring emergency and elective hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) inside a hyperbaric chamber within a hospital setting. Responsible for the safe and effective operation of the hyperbaric chamber, supervising the delivery of HBOT while following company policies and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). To support the contractual obligation for the provision of 24/7 emergency cover by providing on-call support for: Ministry of Defence (MoD) diving training and operations NHS civilian divers and patients with emergency life or limb threatening illnesses To work effectively as part of a team in the provision of emergency and elective hyperbaric treatment. To support and supervise operations of the chamber during treatment, training and trials of pressure. Typically the Chamber Supervisor will be working with the following roles in the provision of each emergency and elective hyperbaric treatment. Duty Diving Medical Officer - Hyperbaric Doctor Attendants (this can be a registered nurse or trained chamber attendant) Operator (Individual trained and competent to operate the chamber). Key responsibilities and tasks This role has an on-call commitment requiring attendance at the Unit in Chichester within 90 mins of notification. (Anticipated about 13 weeks on call a year.) To supervise the set and operation of the chamber during HBOT, trials of pressure or education ensuring compliance with our SOP's, safety protocols, guidance and Company Policy. To monitor chamber equipment operations and respond appropriately to emergencies providing guidance to the operator. To safely follow the treatment table prescribed by the Duty diving medical officer (DDMO) responsible for the treatment, trial and/or training. Assist where appropriate the rest of the team with patients before, during and after HBOT ensuring safety, high quality care, respect and dignity is prioritised. Ensure the maintenance of accurate records, logs and reports for all chamber activity Perform routine maintenance on chamber systems as required in conjunction with other members of the chamber team. Recognise, escalate and report a concern or safety issue appropriately. To help maintain chamber equipment, cleanliness and function in compliance with the Trust Infection Control Policy and SOP's. To participate with the multi-disciplinary team in reviewing chamber Sop's and Emergency Operating Procedures. Maintain competencies and keep up to date with evolving practices within the department, this will include making self available for completing elective treatments Participate in training, continued education and complete NHS mandatory training to keep up to date with relevant practices. This requires a minimum of 1 day per month in-person training in addition to on-call commitment. Responsible for their own safety and that of in chamber attendants, colleagues, patients and visitors. Essential requirements Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service Disclosure. UK Security Clearance Experience of operating/supervising hyperbaric chambers Experience of supervising RN, US or Comex dive tables. Awareness and understanding of current legislation pertaining to: a. Diving at Work Regulations 1997 b. Pressure Vessels for Human Occupancy Preferred Experience ALST/LST qualification, IMCA/ADC supervisor or military equivalent Desirable Skills Hyperbaric Chamber supervisor/operator skills Diving related experience/knowledge Theoretical and operational understanding of the physics and physiology of diving. Core understanding of the need for compliance and adherence to safety, technical and operating procedures and guidelines. Effective documentation and record keeping Willingness to undergo education and training to achieve Chamber Operator Accreditation from EBAss. Willingness to undertake and pass Basic Life Support Skills and Healthcare related mandatory training.

Adecco are recruiting on behalf of the London Borough of Croydon for an experienced Disrepair Senior Support Officer to join the Property team on a 3-month temporary contract. Location: Croydon Contract: 3 Month Temporary Contract Hours: 36 hours per week, Monday to Friday Rate: Up to £250 per day Working Arrangements: Hybrid 2-3 days in the office About the Role Croydon Council pride themselves on delivering safe and affordable homes alongside low-cost, dependable, localised services to residents. The Property team is responsible for delivering excellent repairs and maintenance services, including: Day-to-day reactive repairs Contract and contractor management Complaint handling and issue resolution Empty homes Disrepair cases General surveying duties In this role, you will manage a small team to provide proactive and reactive administrative support to the Disrepair team, repairs partner customer services, back-office, and operational staff. Key Responsibilities Act as the key liaison point for disrepair queries , supporting the Disrepair Manager in providing expert back-office support to repairs staff and wider housing services. Ensure accurate diagnosis of disrepair cases within Council properties. Provide efficient and effective responses to follow-up enquiries regarding outstanding works and issues. Liaise between front-line and back-office services, repairs partners, and other Council departments to ensure seamless communication and timely responses to customer queries. Champion a collaborative "One Team" approach with partners to resolve complex enquiries and complaints. Promote continuous improvement and good practice in service delivery. Supervise and coordinate the work of the Disrepair Services Officer and Repairs Technical Administration Officer. Deliver one-to-ones, team meetings, and weekly huddles. Support team wellbeing through regular discussions, clear target setting, and performance management tracking. Meet all deadlines for reports and attend internal and external meetings as required. Self-manage workload to achieve targets and objectives, engaging stakeholders effectively through all communication channels. Develop daily work demand disciplines to ensure effective management of time, quality, and cost. Promote the Croydon brand in all customer and stakeholder interactions. Ensure compliance with the Ombudsman Code of Conduct for Complaints in line with Croydon policy. About You We are looking for a confident and experienced housing professional with: Strong knowledge of housing repairs and disrepair processes within a local authority or social housing environment. Proven experience supervising and supporting a team. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills. Strong organisational skills with the ability to meet tight deadlines. Experience handling complex complaints and driving service improvement. A proactive, solutions-focused approach Apply Now: If you have the skills and experience required for this role, we encourage you to apply. Should your CV be shortlisted, an Adecco Consultant will contact you to discuss progressing your application to the client. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explains how we will use your information - please copy and paste the following link in to your browser

Job Title: Response & Voids Manager Location: Wisbech and surrounding areas Contract: Permanent Salary: £50,000k per annum About the Role We are seeking an experienced Response & Voids Manager to join our social housing team in Wisbech. You will be responsible for supervising day-to-day responsive repairs and maintenance activities, ensuring works are completed safely, on time, within budget, and to a high standard. This role is key to delivering an effective, customer-focused repairs service that meets regulatory requirements and improves the quality of homes for our residents. Key Responsibilities Supervise in-house operatives and/or contractors delivering responsive repairs, voids, and planned maintenance Allocate and manage daily workloads to ensure service targets and KPIs are met Carry out pre and post inspections of repair works to ensure quality, safety, and value for money Ensure compliance with health & safety legislation, risk assessments, and method statements Monitor materials, stock usage, and costs to control budgets effectively Act as an escalation point for complex repairs, complaints, and resident issues Liaise with residents, housing officers, contractors, and other stakeholders to coordinate works Ensure repairs are delivered in line with statutory requirements, including gas safety, electrical safety, and building regulations Maintain accurate records using housing management and repairs systems Support operatives with training, performance management, and continuous improvement About You Proven experience supervising repairs and maintenance services, ideally within social housing or property maintenance Strong technical knowledge of building maintenance and responsive repairs Sound understanding of health & safety, CDM regulations, and compliance requirements Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills Ability to lead, motivate, and manage trade teams or contractors Good IT skills and experience using repairs or asset management systems Proven experience managing responsive repairs and/or voids services within social housing or property maintenance. Strong contractor management and performance monitoring experience Knowledge of housing legislation, compliance requirements, and asset management principles Full UK driving licence (for site visits) If you are interested please contact Maryrisa or Holli on (phone number removed)

Adecco are recruiting on behalf of the London Borough of Croydon for an experienced Disrepair Senior Support Officer to join the Property team on a 3-month temporary contract. Location: Croydon Contract: 3 Month Temporary Contract Hours: 36 hours per week, Monday to Friday Rate: Up to 250 per day Working Arrangements: Hybrid 2-3 days in the office About the Role Croydon Council pride themselves on delivering safe and affordable homes alongside low-cost, dependable, localised services to residents. The Property team is responsible for delivering excellent repairs and maintenance services, including: Day-to-day reactive repairs Contract and contractor management Complaint handling and issue resolution Empty homes Disrepair cases General surveying duties In this role, you will manage a small team to provide proactive and reactive administrative support to the Disrepair team, repairs partner customer services, back-office, and operational staff. Key Responsibilities Act as the key liaison point for disrepair queries , supporting the Disrepair Manager in providing expert back-office support to repairs staff and wider housing services. Ensure accurate diagnosis of disrepair cases within Council properties. Provide efficient and effective responses to follow-up enquiries regarding outstanding works and issues. Liaise between front-line and back-office services, repairs partners, and other Council departments to ensure seamless communication and timely responses to customer queries. Champion a collaborative "One Team" approach with partners to resolve complex enquiries and complaints. Promote continuous improvement and good practice in service delivery. Supervise and coordinate the work of the Disrepair Services Officer and Repairs Technical Administration Officer. Deliver one-to-ones, team meetings, and weekly huddles. Support team wellbeing through regular discussions, clear target setting, and performance management tracking. Meet all deadlines for reports and attend internal and external meetings as required. Self-manage workload to achieve targets and objectives, engaging stakeholders effectively through all communication channels. Develop daily work demand disciplines to ensure effective management of time, quality, and cost. Promote the Croydon brand in all customer and stakeholder interactions. Ensure compliance with the Ombudsman Code of Conduct for Complaints in line with Croydon policy. About You We are looking for a confident and experienced housing professional with: Strong knowledge of housing repairs and disrepair processes within a local authority or social housing environment. Proven experience supervising and supporting a team. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills. Strong organisational skills with the ability to meet tight deadlines. Experience handling complex complaints and driving service improvement. A proactive, solutions-focused approach Apply Now: If you have the skills and experience required for this role, we encourage you to apply. Should your CV be shortlisted, an Adecco Consultant will contact you to discuss progressing your application to the client. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explains how we will use your information - please copy and paste the following link in to your browser (url removed)

Fraser Edwards Recruitment is seeking an experienced Commercial Surveyor for a long-term contract opportunity with a social housing client based in Hackney. This is more than a traditional property role. It s an opportunity to combine commercial expertise with meaningful community impact managing a diverse portfolio while helping shape the future of property strategy within one of London s most vibrant boroughs. A Role with Real Influence Joining the Property Services Team, the role is to take ownership of a defined portfolio of commercial properties. From high street retail units to assets within the Voluntary and Community Sector portfolio, this role offers variety, challenge, and responsibility in equal measure. It requires a commercially driven professional who can maximise income, manage risk, and deliver value all while supporting broader social and corporate objectives. What Will You Be Doing? This is a hands-on, strategic estates role with wide-ranging responsibilities, including: Driving Portfolio Performance You ll manage lettings, rent reviews, lease renewals, and landlord and tenant matters, including dispute resolution through arbitration or court proceedings when required. The focus? Protecting asset value while enhancing income streams. Delivering Professional Valuations Working in line with RICS Standards, you ll undertake valuations for IFRS reporting and leasehold enfranchisement purposes, ensuring compliance and accuracy across the portfolio. Maximising Income & Minimising Void Periods From marketing vacant units to negotiating lease terms and reviewing service charge accounts, you ll play a key role in reducing debt and void loss while strengthening financial returns. Ensuring Compliance & Supporting Sustainability You ll ensure statutory and Health & Safety compliance across assets, while contributing to Net Zero ambitions and supporting the Council s Sustainability and Energy Strategy. Leading & Developing Others With responsibility for supervising up to two support staff such as Estates Technicians or Trainee Surveyors you ll help nurture talent and strengthen team performance. Who Are We Looking For? This opportunity is ideally suited to a commercially minded, collaborative property professional who thrives in a stakeholder-rich environment. Essential Criteria: MRICS qualified (Valuation or Commercial pathway), or actively working towards qualification. Significant experience in commercial property management. Strong knowledge of landlord and tenant legislation, service charges, and claims management. Confident budget management and financial reporting skills. Ability to produce clear, professional reports for senior leaders and committee audiences. Strong communication and negotiation skills are essential, as the role involves working with commercial tenants, community organisations, senior officers, and Elected Members. Why This Role Stands Out This position offers the rare balance of commercial challenge and social contribution. You won t just be managing properties you ll be helping to shape a portfolio that directly impacts businesses, community organisations, and local residents.

SITE SUPERVISOR Location: Grantham Start Date October Type: Full-time Permanent Salary: £36,000 per annum plus company van Our client, a leading social housing contractor , is seeking an experienced Supervisor to oversee maintenance and repair works across their housing contracts. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with a strong background in social housing and property maintenance to step into a key leadership role. The Role: Supervising operatives and subcontractors delivering responsive and planned maintenance. Ensuring works are carried out to the highest standards, within agreed timescales and budgets. Carrying out quality checks and site inspections. Coordinating with tenants, housing officers, and the wider client team. Managing health & safety compliance across sites. Supporting the Project Manager in delivering KPIs and contract targets. About You: Proven supervisory experience within social housing maintenance or construction . Strong knowledge of repairs, voids, and planned works . Excellent leadership and organisational skills. Confident communicator, able to build strong relationships with both operatives and tenants. Understanding of health & safety and compliance within housing. IT literate with experience using works management systems. Desirable Qualifications: SSSTS / SMSTS Trade background (e.g., plumbing, carpentry, electrical) beneficial First Aid at Work certification email - (url removed)

Project role covering management of communal repairs technical functions for the north of the borough Management of 12 officers Undertaking and supervising technical inspections Post inspections Overseeing roofing contract HR management Project Manager Project Manager Project Manager Project Manager Project Manager Project Manager

Are you an experienced housing professional looking to take the lead in tenancy enforcement and sustainment? We are seeking a Lead Tenancy Officer to join the Housing Management Team within a local authority in the West Midlands. This is a key role responsible for leading legal proceedings relating to tenancy enforcement and supporting sustainable tenancies across both General Needs and Independent Living schemes. Key Responsibilities Tenancy Enforcement: Take the lead on all legal proceedings relating to tenancy management, including court representation and final reviews of tenancies at risk of eviction. Team Supervision: Provide daily support and guidance to Housing Officers, Independent Living Officers, and Coordinators, ensuring best practice in housing management and enforcement. Sustainment Focus: Evaluate tenancy cases, work with internal departments and external agencies, and make recommendations to prevent eviction wherever possible. Anti-Social Behaviour: Oversee high-risk ASB and neighbour dispute cases, liaising with the police and partner agencies, gathering evidence, and taking appropriate enforcement action. Multi-Agency Working: Chair case conferences and build strong links with support services to develop tailored support packages that help tenants maintain their homes. Monitoring & Reporting: Ensure accurate record-keeping, monitor performance data, and contribute to service improvement through analysis and reporting. What We're Looking For A sound understanding of housing law, tenancy enforcement, and court processes. Proven experience in managing complex tenancy cases and supervising staff. Strong interpersonal and negotiation skills with a customer-focused approach. Ability to work independently and under pressure in a fast-paced environment. A full, valid UK driving licence is essential. How to Apply If you are interested in this role and meet the criteria above, please send us your application today. If you have any questions about the vacancy, please click APPLY NOW. If you do not hear from us within 48 hours of applying, your application has been unsuccessful. If you feel that this job matches your skills but not the rate, location, or seniority, please feel free to send us your CV anyway. We constantly recruit for similar roles across all levels, UK-wide, and would be pleased to speak with you confidentially about your employment status. Even if you're currently satisfied in your role, we welcome calls from public sector professionals looking to make future connections. Our specialist team at Carrington West has over 100 years of combined experience in this market. For more information, call Cheryl at Carrington West on (phone number removed). By applying for this position, you agree for Carrington West to hold and process your personal data in accordance with our Data Protection Policy. Your data will only be shared with third-party clients for roles relevant to your application. You may withdraw consent at any time by contacting us.

Building Surveyor Swindon £46 per hour Umbrella (inside IR35) Ready to use your surveying expertise to improve thousands of homes and community buildings? Our local authority client is seeking a proactive Repairs Surveyor to help deliver a high quality, value for money revenue repairs service across approximately 10,500 tenanted homes, 3,000 garages and 700 corporate and commercial operational properties. You will work closely with contractors, housing officers and building users to diagnose issues, ensure safety and compliance, and keep customers at the heart of every decision. Why Join This Team? Make a visible difference across a large and varied public sector portfolio Supportive culture with clear development pathways and professional training Strong focus on safety, compliance and customer satisfaction Opportunity to shape service improvements and modern working practices Competitive package with stable, meaningful work that benefits local communities Key Responsibilities Manage day to day responsive repairs across domestic and commercial properties Undertake surveys, diagnose gas service faults and specify effective solutions Plan and support safety inspection programmes in line with Regulations and service standards Raise and manage work orders and variations with accurate, timely documentation Liaise with contractors, provide risk assessments and monitor health and safety on site Ensure compliance, certification currency and adherence to CDM and asbestos regulations Support housing officers with complex technical matters and no access cases Survey, specify and manage works related to insurance damage and disrepair claims, including expert witness duties Assist with budgets, valuations, variations, contractual claims and complaint resolution Maintain records and contribute to continuous service improvement and performance targets What They're Looking For Minimum 2 years of building surveying and inspection experience including contract administration Strong knowledge of construction methods, building faults, remedial measures and relevant legislation Solid understanding of disrepair frameworks, planning and building regulations, and CDM Confident diagnosing repairs, recommending cost effective solutions and approving day to day expenditure Clear communicator who can engage tenants, leaseholders, colleagues and external partners Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel with experience using property and repairs systems HNC or equivalent in a construction related discipline and a current driving licence Flexible, improvement minded and comfortable supervising or inducting staff when required Take the next step in your surveying career with a role that blends technical challenge, community impact and professional growth. Apply now. For an informal discussion, contact Declan Bacon at Carrington West on (phone number removed).

Join Our Team : Neighbourhood Caretaker Position: Neighbourhood Caretaker Location: Tyseley, Birmingham Salary: 12.60 - 14.32 per hour Apply Now! Why Choose Job&Talent: Career growth opportunities Comprehensive benefits Professional stability Benefits: 28 Holidays rising to 38 days, Weekly Pay, Pension Scheme, Mortgage References Requirements: A full driving licence is an essential requirement with the ability to drive a tipper vehicle Cleaning experience is essential with COSHE knowledge. Requirement to form part of a flexible team to work between the hours of 7.00am and 7.00pm depending on local service needs and priorities Where necessary, be required to undertake enhanced driver training to drive large vehicles (e.g. Tippers) Attendance at meetings outside normal working hours, as necessary Excellent inter-personal and communication skills in both verbal and written form Ability to work as part of a team and on own initiative Excellent customer care skills Commitment to equal opportunities in all aspects of service delivery Responsibilities: As an Neighbourhood Caretaker, you will: Responsible for the inspection, maintenance and cleansing of estates/communal housing land/sites within the quadrant boundary. You will be required to supervise estate caretakers. You will be expected to assist the public in a polite and helpful manner in accordance with the Employer's Customer Care Policy. To complete regular health and safety, cleaning, maintenance and inspections as appropriate with the emphasis on maintaining quiet, clean, green and safe communal areas/neighbourhoods and helping to deter Anti-Social Behaviour. You will have responsibility for neighbourhood caretaking schemes and associated communal areas and for communal housing land and sites in the wider quadrant. Your activity in the wider neighbourhood will depend on service needs. Your key role is to improve/maintain the 'kerb appeal' of communal housing land/sites and neighbourhoods. This may include sheltered housing schemes. Activity in tenants homes/gardens may on occasions be required for emergencies. Any activity other than emergency work should be agreed with/directed by your housing officer/street scene co-coordinator/housing manager/supervising officer. To act as first point of contact for the residents in respect of estate service and maintenance issues, responding to queries in a positive and helpful manner. To ensure a full and effective cleaning and maintenance service is delivered to communal areas within multi storey and low-rise blocks of flats and external areas, other sites as necessary. Your activity will not be restricted to any one neighbourhood caretaking scheme and you will be required to undertake work in the wider housing neighbourhood. E.G. garage sites, access ways, drying areas. This will depend on service needs and be determined in liaison with your housing officer, street scene coordinator/housing manager. To work with other estate based staff, colleagues, contractors and both internal and external partners. E.G. Fleet and Waste Management, Parks, Repairs Service and contractors. To forge relationships with residents and the local community, including RSLs and other landlords that promote service improvements, increased resident's responsibility for their surroundings and resident satisfaction. You will be required to help identify your training needs and those of staff you manage/supervise, in partnership with your supervisor/manager, develop strategies to enable you to meet those needs, in line with the objectives of the organisation. Carry out day-to-day supervision of estate caretakers (at other locations where required), including work allocation and monitoring employment related issues. This will include: Performance Management, Setting targets/priorities, Giving instructions, Identification of training needs through 1 to 1's and My Appraisal's, Provide training as necessary Sickness monitoring in accordance with the City's Managing Attendance Procedure, Return to Work interviews and undertake Risk Assessments and issue safe working guidance. About Us: Job&Talent is recruiting for Neighbourhood Caretaker to join a leading company in Tyseley, Birmingham. How to Apply: Click "Apply Now," and our team will contact you shortly. An excellent opportunity for Neighborhood Caretaker roles in Tyseley, Birmingham. Join Job&Talent for a journey of growth and success! If you are looking to contact our onsite team, please visit the site locator on our website. Job&Talent do NOT charge any fees for our services. Job&Talent acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers.