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Kitchen Project Manager
Project ManagerDesign House InteriorsLocation: Wetherby - office basedContract: Full-time, permanentRole overviewDesign House Interiors is looking for an experienced kitchen industry professional to oversee the ordering, logistics and installation of kitchen projects from final design through to completion.This is a key operational role requiring strong technical kitchen knowledge, excellent organisation and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.You will take ownership of projects once they move through the sales and design process, ensuring kitchens are accurately ordered, delivered and installed to the high standards expected by Design House Interiors.Key Responsibilities Oversee the production, ordering and installation process across multiple kitchen projects.Review kitchen plans, specifications and orders to ensure accuracy before placing orders with suppliers.Order kitchens, appliances, worktops and associated products, checking supplier confirmations against specifications.Monitor supplier lead times, deliveries and stock availability, resolving any issues that could affect installation schedules.Manage the Project Assistant and Warehouse team, allocating work and ensuring deadlines are met.Coordinate kitchen installation schedules and manage installation teams.Ensure installers receive accurate drawings, specifications and project information before work begins.Oversee installation quality, remedial works and snagging through to completion.Maintain effective communication with designers, customers, suppliers and installation teams. Pre-Installation SurveysAn important part of this role will involve carrying out detailed pre-installation surveys at customers' properties to identify and resolve potential issues before installation.Responsibilities will include: Checking site dimensions and conditions against kitchen designs and plans.Assessing plumbing, electrical, gas, extraction and other relevant service requirements.Identifying access, flooring, wall and construction considerations that could affect installation.Highlighting discrepancies or potential fitting issues before products are ordered or delivered.Liaising with designers to amend plans or specifications where necessary.Preparing accurate survey notes and installation instructions for fitting teams. Team & Installation Management Manage the Project Assistant, Warehouse team and kitchen installers.Allocate work, set priorities and monitor performance.Oversee installation schedules across multiple projects. Resolve technical and logistical issues quickly and professionally.Ensure installations are completed to the company's quality standards. Experience & Skills RequiredWe are looking for someone with significant experience within the kitchen industry. Strong technical kitchen knowledge is essential, and general project management experience alone will not be sufficient.The ideal candidate will have: Proven experience within kitchen project management, installation management or a similar technical kitchen role.Excellent knowledge of kitchen cabinetry, appliances, worktops and installation processes.Strong understanding of kitchen plans, technical drawings and specifications.Experience reviewing kitchen orders and checking supplier confirmations.Experience coordinating kitchen installations and managing installers or subcontractors.Experience carrying out pre-installation surveys or detailed site measurements.Excellent organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.Confidence managing staff, suppliers, subcontractors and customer expectations.Good IT skills and a full UK driving licence. Software ExperiencePrevious experience using EQ Software and Winner/Winner Flex would be a strong advantage.Who This Role Could SuitYou may currently be working as a Kitchen Project Manager, Installation Manager, Contracts Manager, Kitchen Production Manager or Operations Manager within the kitchen industry.We would also welcome applications from experienced Senior Kitchen Designers who have strong technical knowledge and hands-on experience in ordering, surveying and installation management.What We Offer A senior position within an established and growing kitchen business.A varied role combining technical, operational and people management responsibilities.The opportunity to help develop and improve existing systems and processes.The chance to play a key role in the continued growth and development of Design House Interiors.A long-term career opportunity for the right candidate. Interested in Joining Design House Interiors?If you have strong kitchen industry experience and are confident managing projects from final design through to installation, we would love to hear from you.Please apply with your CV, outlining your relevant kitchen industry experience. INDHSEquals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful. ....Read more...
Technical Services Manager
Technical Services Manager - Electrical Bias - Fife - Salary up to £55,000 DOE CBW is recruiting an experienced Technical Services Manager – Electrical to lead the delivery of critical electrical and hard facilities services at a major site in Kirkcaldy. This is an excellent opportunity for an electrically qualified professional looking to take ownership of essential building services within a complex, safety-critical environment. You will play a pivotal role in maintaining the reliability of critical infrastructure, leading engineering teams and ensuring the highest standards of safety, compliance and operational performance. The successful candidate will combine strong technical expertise with proven leadership, commercial awareness and the ability to build effective relationships with clients, contractors and operational stakeholders. With a competitive salary, additional allowances, a strong benefits package and a weekday working pattern, this role offers an attractive opportunity for an ambitious engineering professional looking to develop their career in technical services management. Key Responsibilities:Lead, motivate and develop electrical engineering teams, ensuring safe, efficient and high-quality service delivery.Oversee the maintenance, reliability and performance of critical electrical infrastructure, including High Voltage (HV) and Low Voltage (LV) systems.Manage planned preventative maintenance (PPM), reactive maintenance and lifecycle replacement programmes.Ensure maintenance activities are completed within agreed timescales and accurately recorded.Manage CAFM systems, including work allocation, asset records, maintenance schedules and performance reporting.Ensure compliance with Safe Systems of Work, Permit to Work procedures, statutory requirements and relevant technical standards.Oversee Authorised Persons (APs) and Competent Persons (CPs), ensuring technical appointments, competencies and responsibilities are maintained.Coordinate additional works, lifecycle projects and the procurement of equipment and materials.Manage external contractors and supply chain partners, monitoring performance, quality, safety and compliance.Promote a proactive Health, Safety and Environmental culture through inspections, risk assessments and effective risk management.Maintain accurate statutory, technical and contractual documentation, ensuring the site remains audit-ready.Lead and support internal and external audits, ensuring corrective actions are implemented promptly.Build strong client and stakeholder relationships, providing regular performance updates and attending contract meetings.Manage team performance, including appraisals, training, development plans and competency records.Work closely with the Service Desk and operational teams to coordinate resources and maintain service continuity.Ensure local operating procedures, technical documentation and maintenance practices remain compliant with legislation and industry best practice.Prepare operational, contract performance and energy management reports.Monitor budgets, expenditure and financial forecasts, maintaining effective commercial control.Participate in an out-of-hours on-call management rota as required.Support organisational commitments to ethical standards, equality, diversity and inclusion.Person Specification:HNC/HND in Electrical Engineering or an equivalent discipline.Recognised electrical qualifications and/or fully qualified electrician status.Minimum of five years' post-qualification experience in a comparable technical services or contract management role.Proven experience managing electrical and hard services within a contractual facilities management environment.Strong leadership skills, with experience managing, motivating and developing engineering teams.Excellent communication, organisation and stakeholder management skills.Demonstrable commercial and financial management experience.Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and CAFM systems.Full UK driving licence.Ability to obtain the required Disclosure Scotland clearance, including PVG-level membership where applicable to the role.Previous experience within healthcare facilities management or another critical operational environment.Knowledge of healthcare technical standards, including SHTM 06-01, SHTM 06-02 and SHTM 06-03.Experience or certification as an LV and/or HV Authorised or Approved Person.Experience in a Responsible Person (RP) or Authorised Person (AP) capacity.Knowledge of confined spaces, fire safety and lift management.Experience managing projects and delivering engineering works within a live operational environment.Salary & Benefits: The successful candidate will receive a competitive remuneration package, with a basic salary of up to £55,000 per annum, plus additional allowances where applicable. Financial package and allowancesSalary: Up to £55,000 per annum, depending on experience.Responsibility allowance: £187.50 per month, subject to the relevant Responsible Person/Authorised Person appointment being approved by the appropriate Authorising Engineer and the applicable appointment criteria being met.On-call allowance: £140 for participation in the on-call management rota. The applicable payment period and arrangements will be confirmed during the recruitment process.Additional benefits25 days' annual leave plus public holidays.Private healthcare cover for the employee.Defined contribution pension scheme.Life assurance worth twice your annual salary.Company sick pay, increasing according to length of service.Employee discounts across a wide range of major retailers and brands.Discounted gym membership.Cycle to Work scheme.Holiday purchase scheme.Hours of Work:Monday to Friday.7.5 working hours per day, with a 30-minute unpaid break.Flexible start and finish times between 07:00 and 17:00, subject to business requirements.Participation in an out-of-hours on-call management rota. ....Read more...
Housing Support Worker
Housing Support WorkerLocation: LeedsHours: Permanent, with flexible options of 37, 30 or 22.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday. We are looking to appoint either 1 x 37-hour and 1 x 22.5-hour Housing Support Worker, or 2 x 30-hour Housing Support Workers.Salary: £29,077 per annum, pro rata for part-time hoursBenefits: 5% employer pension contribution and 25 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays, pro rataDo you have experience of supporting people to overcome challenges, build their confidence and move towards greater independence?LATCH is looking for experienced and committed Housing Support Workers to join its friendly and close-knit team in Leeds. We are recruiting two Housing Support Workers and can offer flexibility across 37, 30 or 22.5 hours per week, depending on the experience and availability of the successful candidates.This is an opportunity to build meaningful relationships with tenants and provide flexible, person-centred support that helps people maintain their homes, work towards their personal goals and create lasting positive change in their lives.About LATCHLATCH is an established Leeds-based charitable organisation with a vision that people should have quality homes and opportunities to lead fulfilling lives.We refurbish empty and derelict properties, transforming them into high-quality supported homes for people who are experiencing homelessness or facing housing challenges. Since LATCH began, more than 112 properties across Chapeltown, Harehills and Burley have been brought back into use.Our work goes well beyond providing someone with a home. We offer flexible and individualised support, recognising that every tenant has different experiences, strengths and aspirations. Our approach incorporates strengths-based and trauma-informed practice, helping tenants to rebuild their confidence, develop new skills and progress towards independent living.In 2025, LATCH housed 259 adults and children, supported 73 people into a new home and helped 57 tenants move successfully into independent living.The roleAs a Housing Support Worker, you will manage an active caseload of people with multiple and complex needs, working closely with tenants to understand their individual circumstances, identify their support needs and agree achievable goals.Your support could include helping someone to manage their tenancy and finances, access benefits or specialist services, improve their wellbeing, develop independent living skills, or take steps towards volunteering, training and employment.You will build supportive and professional relationships while encouraging tenants to recognise their strengths, make informed decisions and take greater control of their lives.The role will also involve transporting tenants where required, so a full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle for work purposes are essential.Your responsibilities will include: Completing housing and support needs assessments and contributing to decisions about suitable housing offers.Working with tenants to develop, implement and regularly review individual support plans using the Outcomes Star.Helping tenants establish and maintain their tenancies and reduce the risk of recurring homelessness.Supporting tenants with practical and emotional issues, including budgeting, paying bills, planning meals and managing their homes.Helping tenants access welfare benefits and maximise their income.Supporting tenants to access community activities, volunteering, training and employment opportunities.Completing risk assessments and responding appropriately to safeguarding concerns and incidents.Working with partner organisations, making referrals and attending multidisciplinary meetings where required.Supporting tenants to prepare for and move successfully into independent living.Monitoring the condition of tenants’ accommodation and reporting repairs or damage.Maintaining accurate, detailed and confidential case records.Contributing to service development, team meetings, performance reporting and the achievement of service outcomes.Prioritising changing and competing demands effectively across an active caseload.Transporting tenants where required as part of their support. About youWe are looking for someone who is warm, dependable and able to develop positive working relationships with people who may have experienced homelessness, trauma or a range of complex support needs.You will need: At least 3 years’ experience working as a Support Worker.Experience of managing an active caseload of people with multiple and complex needs.Experience of building and maintaining effective support relationships.An understanding of homelessness and the range of practical and emotional issues people may experience.The ability to assess housing and support needs, identify risks and develop appropriate support plans.The ability to develop, implement and review person-centred support plans.The ability to prioritise changing and competing demands across an active caseload.Knowledge of welfare rights and benefits.Knowledge and understanding of safeguarding principles and procedures.The ability to maintain professional boundaries and confidentiality.Strong written and verbal communication skills.Good organisational skills and the ability to manage your own time and workload.Confidence using Microsoft Office, databases and electronic record-keeping systems.The ability to work independently, use your initiative and contribute positively as part of a team.A full UK driving licence with no more than six penalty points and access to your own vehicle for work purposes. A relevant qualification in support work or social work, experience within supported housing, knowledge of Leeds-based support services or experience of using the Outcomes Star would be advantageous but is not essential.Working at LATCHPeople are at the heart of everything we do. We want colleagues who share our commitment to treating tenants as equal partners and respecting their right to make decisions about the support they receive.You will be joining a supportive organisation that values empathy, honesty, initiative, continuous improvement and collaborative working. We welcome diversity, recognise people’s individual strengths and understand that complex circumstances can often underlie challenging behaviour.This role is subject to a satisfactory Enhanced DBS check.When applying, please confirm whether you are interested in working 37, 30 or 22.5 hours per week, or whether you would be happy to be considered for any of these options. INDHSEquals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful. ....Read more...
Housing Support Officer
Housing Support WorkerLocation: LeedsHours: Permanent, with flexible options of 37, 30 or 22.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday. We are looking to appoint either 1 x 37-hour and 1 x 22.5-hour Housing Support Worker, or 2 x 30-hour Housing Support Workers.Salary: £29,077 per annum, pro rata for part-time hoursBenefits: 5% employer pension contribution and 25 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays, pro rataDo you have experience of supporting people to overcome challenges, build their confidence and move towards greater independence?LATCH is looking for experienced and committed Housing Support Workers to join its friendly and close-knit team in Leeds. We are recruiting two Housing Support Workers and can offer flexibility across 37, 30 or 22.5 hours per week, depending on the experience and availability of the successful candidates.This is an opportunity to build meaningful relationships with tenants and provide flexible, person-centred support that helps people maintain their homes, work towards their personal goals and create lasting positive change in their lives.About LATCHLATCH is an established Leeds-based charitable organisation with a vision that people should have quality homes and opportunities to lead fulfilling lives.We refurbish empty and derelict properties, transforming them into high-quality supported homes for people who are experiencing homelessness or facing housing challenges. Since LATCH began, more than 112 properties across Chapeltown, Harehills and Burley have been brought back into use.Our work goes well beyond providing someone with a home. We offer flexible and individualised support, recognising that every tenant has different experiences, strengths and aspirations. Our approach incorporates strengths-based and trauma-informed practice, helping tenants to rebuild their confidence, develop new skills and progress towards independent living.In 2025, LATCH housed 259 adults and children, supported 73 people into a new home and helped 57 tenants move successfully into independent living.The roleAs a Housing Support Worker, you will manage an active caseload of people with multiple and complex needs, working closely with tenants to understand their individual circumstances, identify their support needs and agree achievable goals.Your support could include helping someone to manage their tenancy and finances, access benefits or specialist services, improve their wellbeing, develop independent living skills, or take steps towards volunteering, training and employment.You will build supportive and professional relationships while encouraging tenants to recognise their strengths, make informed decisions and take greater control of their lives.The role will also involve transporting tenants where required, so a full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle for work purposes are essential.Your responsibilities will include: Completing housing and support needs assessments and contributing to decisions about suitable housing offers.Working with tenants to develop, implement and regularly review individual support plans using the Outcomes Star.Helping tenants establish and maintain their tenancies and reduce the risk of recurring homelessness.Supporting tenants with practical and emotional issues, including budgeting, paying bills, planning meals and managing their homes.Helping tenants access welfare benefits and maximise their income.Supporting tenants to access community activities, volunteering, training and employment opportunities.Completing risk assessments and responding appropriately to safeguarding concerns and incidents.Working with partner organisations, making referrals and attending multidisciplinary meetings where required.Supporting tenants to prepare for and move successfully into independent living.Monitoring the condition of tenants’ accommodation and reporting repairs or damage.Maintaining accurate, detailed and confidential case records.Contributing to service development, team meetings, performance reporting and the achievement of service outcomes.Prioritising changing and competing demands effectively across an active caseload.Transporting tenants where required as part of their support. About youWe are looking for someone who is warm, dependable and able to develop positive working relationships with people who may have experienced homelessness, trauma or a range of complex support needs.You will need: At least 3 years’ experience working as a Support Worker.Experience of managing an active caseload of people with multiple and complex needs.Experience of building and maintaining effective support relationships.An understanding of homelessness and the range of practical and emotional issues people may experience.The ability to assess housing and support needs, identify risks and develop appropriate support plans.The ability to develop, implement and review person-centred support plans.The ability to prioritise changing and competing demands across an active caseload.Knowledge of welfare rights and benefits.Knowledge and understanding of safeguarding principles and procedures.The ability to maintain professional boundaries and confidentiality.Strong written and verbal communication skills.Good organisational skills and the ability to manage your own time and workload.Confidence using Microsoft Office, databases and electronic record-keeping systems.The ability to work independently, use your initiative and contribute positively as part of a team.A full UK driving licence with no more than six penalty points and access to your own vehicle for work purposes. A relevant qualification in support work or social work, experience within supported housing, knowledge of Leeds-based support services or experience of using the Outcomes Star would be advantageous but is not essential.Working at LATCHPeople are at the heart of everything we do. We want colleagues who share our commitment to treating tenants as equal partners and respecting their right to make decisions about the support they receive.You will be joining a supportive organisation that values empathy, honesty, initiative, continuous improvement and collaborative working. We welcome diversity, recognise people’s individual strengths and understand that complex circumstances can often underlie challenging behaviour.This role is subject to a satisfactory Enhanced DBS check.When applying, please confirm whether you are interested in working 37, 30 or 22.5 hours per week, or whether you would be happy to be considered for any of these options. INDHSEquals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful. ....Read more...
Caseworker - Housing & Support
Caseworker - Housing & SupportLocation: LeedsHours: Permanent, with flexible options of 37, 30 or 22.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday. We are looking to appoint either 1 x 37-hour and 1 x 22.5-hour Housing Support Worker, or 2 x 30-hour Housing Support Workers.Salary: £29,077 per annum, pro rata for part-time hoursBenefits: 5% employer pension contribution and 25 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays, pro rataDo you have experience of supporting people to overcome challenges, build their confidence and move towards greater independence?LATCH is looking for experienced and committed Housing Support Workers to join its friendly and close-knit team in Leeds. We are recruiting two Housing Support Workers and can offer flexibility across 37, 30 or 22.5 hours per week, depending on the experience and availability of the successful candidates.This is an opportunity to build meaningful relationships with tenants and provide flexible, person-centred support that helps people maintain their homes, work towards their personal goals and create lasting positive change in their lives.About LATCHLATCH is an established Leeds-based charitable organisation with a vision that people should have quality homes and opportunities to lead fulfilling lives.We refurbish empty and derelict properties, transforming them into high-quality supported homes for people who are experiencing homelessness or facing housing challenges. Since LATCH began, more than 112 properties across Chapeltown, Harehills and Burley have been brought back into use.Our work goes well beyond providing someone with a home. We offer flexible and individualised support, recognising that every tenant has different experiences, strengths and aspirations. Our approach incorporates strengths-based and trauma-informed practice, helping tenants to rebuild their confidence, develop new skills and progress towards independent living.In 2025, LATCH housed 259 adults and children, supported 73 people into a new home and helped 57 tenants move successfully into independent living.The roleAs a Housing Support Worker, you will manage an active caseload of people with multiple and complex needs, working closely with tenants to understand their individual circumstances, identify their support needs and agree achievable goals.Your support could include helping someone to manage their tenancy and finances, access benefits or specialist services, improve their wellbeing, develop independent living skills, or take steps towards volunteering, training and employment.You will build supportive and professional relationships while encouraging tenants to recognise their strengths, make informed decisions and take greater control of their lives.The role will also involve transporting tenants where required, so a full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle for work purposes are essential.Your responsibilities will include: Completing housing and support needs assessments and contributing to decisions about suitable housing offers.Working with tenants to develop, implement and regularly review individual support plans using the Outcomes Star.Helping tenants establish and maintain their tenancies and reduce the risk of recurring homelessness.Supporting tenants with practical and emotional issues, including budgeting, paying bills, planning meals and managing their homes.Helping tenants access welfare benefits and maximise their income.Supporting tenants to access community activities, volunteering, training and employment opportunities.Completing risk assessments and responding appropriately to safeguarding concerns and incidents.Working with partner organisations, making referrals and attending multidisciplinary meetings where required.Supporting tenants to prepare for and move successfully into independent living.Monitoring the condition of tenants’ accommodation and reporting repairs or damage.Maintaining accurate, detailed and confidential case records.Contributing to service development, team meetings, performance reporting and the achievement of service outcomes.Prioritising changing and competing demands effectively across an active caseload.Transporting tenants where required as part of their support. About youWe are looking for someone who is warm, dependable and able to develop positive working relationships with people who may have experienced homelessness, trauma or a range of complex support needs.You will need: At least 3 years’ experience working as a Support Worker.Experience of managing an active caseload of people with multiple and complex needs.Experience of building and maintaining effective support relationships.An understanding of homelessness and the range of practical and emotional issues people may experience.The ability to assess housing and support needs, identify risks and develop appropriate support plans.The ability to develop, implement and review person-centred support plans.The ability to prioritise changing and competing demands across an active caseload.Knowledge of welfare rights and benefits.Knowledge and understanding of safeguarding principles and procedures.The ability to maintain professional boundaries and confidentiality.Strong written and verbal communication skills.Good organisational skills and the ability to manage your own time and workload.Confidence using Microsoft Office, databases and electronic record-keeping systems.The ability to work independently, use your initiative and contribute positively as part of a team.A full UK driving licence with no more than six penalty points and access to your own vehicle for work purposes. A relevant qualification in support work or social work, experience within supported housing, knowledge of Leeds-based support services or experience of using the Outcomes Star would be advantageous but is not essential.Working at LATCHPeople are at the heart of everything we do. We want colleagues who share our commitment to treating tenants as equal partners and respecting their right to make decisions about the support they receive.You will be joining a supportive organisation that values empathy, honesty, initiative, continuous improvement and collaborative working. We welcome diversity, recognise people’s individual strengths and understand that complex circumstances can often underlie challenging behaviour.This role is subject to a satisfactory Enhanced DBS check.When applying, please confirm whether you are interested in working 37, 30 or 22.5 hours per week, or whether you would be happy to be considered for any of these options. INDHSEquals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful. ....Read more...
Junior Building Compliance Manager
We are looking for a Junior Building Compliance Manager - on a 6 month fixed term basis - to support the delivery of a safe, compliant, and well-managed housing portfolio across the UK.Reporting to the Compliance M&E Manager within the Asset Team, you will play a key role in managing and developing a team of Compliance Officers, ensuring statutory and regulatory compliance obligations are consistently achieved across all properties. This is an opportunity to help shape building compliance services, drive continuous improvement, and contribute to the safety and wellbeing of residents and communities.As part of the Asset Team, you will oversee the delivery and monitoring of key compliance disciplines including gas safety, electrical safety, fire safety, water hygiene, asbestos management, lifting equipment, and wider building safety requirements. Working closely with internal stakeholders, contractors, and regulatory bodies, you will support the implementation of compliance strategies, ensure accurate performance reporting, and assist in managing risk across the housing portfolio. You will be responsible for coaching and supporting Compliance Officers, promoting high standards of performance, accountability, and customer focus.The role requires a proactive and collaborative leader who can effectively manage competing priorities within a national housing environment. You will contribute to the development of policies, procedures, and assurance frameworks, helping to strengthen governance and compliance performance across the organisation. This is an excellent opportunity for an aspiring compliance leader to develop their management experience, influence positive change, and make a meaningful impact on resident safety and asset integrity.What you’ll be doing Lead a team of Compliance Officers, providing effective supervision, coaching, and performance management to ensure the successful delivery of building compliance activities.Support and deliver statutory compliance programmes across the housing portfolio, including gas, electrical, fire, water hygiene, asbestos, lifting equipment, and building safety requirements.Drive continuous improvement in compliance performance, processes, and reporting to enhance service delivery, assurance, and resident safety.Work with internal departments, contractors, consultants, and regulatory bodies to coordinate inspections, remedial works, and compliance-related initiatives.Ensure compliance with all relevant legislation, regulatory standards, policies, and procedures through robust monitoring, auditing, and risk management activities.Monitor and report on compliance performance, identifying trends, risks, and areas for improvement while supporting informed decision-making across the Asset Team.Contribute to the organisation's wider asset management and resident safety objectives by promoting a culture of compliance, accountability, and continuous improvement.What you’ll bring Relevant experience in building compliance, asset management, property services, or housing, with experience of supervising teams and delivering statutory compliance programmes across a residential property portfolio.Strong leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to motivate and develop a geographically dispersed team of Compliance Officers to achieve high-performance standards.Experience of managing and monitoring compliance activities relating to areas such as gas safety, electrical safety, fire safety, water hygiene, asbestos management, lifting equipment, and wider building safety obligations within a regulated environment.Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret performance data, identify risks, prioritise actions, and implement effective solutions to maintain compliance and improve service delivery.A values-driven approach, with a commitment to resident safety, customer service excellence, accountability, and continuous improvement that aligns with the organisation's mission and values.Ability to build effective working relationships and influence a wide range of stakeholders, including contractors, consultants, operational teams, senior managers, and regulatory bodies.Ability to manage multiple priorities and work proactively in a fast-paced environment, ensuring compliance targets, statutory deadlines, and organisational objectives are consistently achieved.Desirable Criteria Professional qualification or membership relevant to building compliance, building safety, housing, asset management, or health and safety.Experience working within the social housing sector and knowledge of the regulatory framework governing housing providers in the UK.Understanding of compliance management systems, assurance frameworks, and performance reporting tools.Knowledge of the Building Safety Act, Social Housing Regulation requirements, and associated compliance legislation and guidance.Working ArrangementsThis role operates on a hybrid working basis, combining home working with attendance at offices and operational sites as required. The post holder will also be expected to participate in the out-of-hours emergency on-call rota to support the delivery of a responsive and effective service. Regular travel to offices, residential sites, and other locations may be required to meet business needs and support operational activities.Our OfferIn return, we offer a competitive and supportive benefits package, including:26 days annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing to 31 daysWestfield Healthcare Cash Back Plan (including cashback for optical, dental, therapies, plus 24/7 GP access and counselling support)Matched pension scheme up to 6% (with salary sacrifice option)Enhanced family leave from day one, including enhanced maternity/adoption and paternity payOccupational sick payFinancial support options, including season ticket loans, emergency loans, mortgage advice and wellbeing supportPaid volunteering daysCycle to Work SchemeDiscounted private medical insuranceSupport to learn, broaden your skills and develop your careerA fun and inclusive work culture where individual differences are valued and championedClosing date: 14 November 2026 (please note we may close the vacancy early if we receive a large volume of applications) About The CompanyFounded in 1959, Salvation Army Homes is a registered provider and exempt charity, and a subsidiary of The Salvation Army. We are a specialist provider of housing and support services across England, owning and managing around 4,500 homes in partnership with 79 local authorities. We provide general needs housing, supported accommodation, and homes for older people.If you join our passionate staff team you will be contributing to our mission; “Safe Homes. Transform Lives” where you will make a positive difference to residents, who are at the heart of everything we do.Guaranteed interview scheme: Please let us know if you have a disability, are a Salvation Army Homes resident or ex-resident, are a care leaver, or ex veteran as we guarantee an interview if you meet the minimum requirements of the role.As an equal opportunities’ employer, Salvation Army Homes is committed to the equal treatment of all current and prospective employees and does not condone discrimination on the basis of age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race or ethnicity, religion or belief, gender identity, or marriage and civil partnership. We invite and welcome applications to apply for Salvation Army Homes opportunities without concern of bias or discrimination. If you require any adjustments or support to enable you to participate fully in the selection process, please let us know. We are committed to ensuring an inclusive and accessible recruitment experience. ....Read more...