The Property Services Department is responsible for the Asset Management and Development functions of the association. We are seeking an experienced and highly motivated individual to provide a full administrative support to the Property Services Team.
We are looking to recruit a Maintenance Officer who will be responsible for delivering an excellent repairs service for our customers in Wishaw and Motherwell.
Reporting to the Property Services Manager the successful candidate will be responsible for all aspects of the Association’s cyclical and service maintenance contracts.
Thriving Places is a neighbourhood approach promoted by Glasgow Community Planning Partnership to target specific areas of the city to make better use of existing assets and resources and to create more effective working across partners and within communities to deliver mutually agreed objectives.
We are on a journey of transformational change to improve the quality of our housing stock, secure value for money and provide excellent customer service in all that we do. We are keen to ensure this approach is reflected in our new Welfare Rights Service as this is rolled out to LHA’s tenants.
The postholder will be primarily responsible for the delivery and management of our Reactive Repairs Contract and Void Management which requires a mix of technical knowledge and experience linked with excellent IT, communication and analytical skills.
You will be part of a team of 6 and we would expect our ideal candidate to have customer service and IT experience. We would want you to demonstrate that you have excellent interpersonal skills and can communicate effectively with people on the phone, face to face and via email.
The part-time, job share post of Maintenance Officer has recently become available as we are committed to helping our staff achieve a healthy work/life balance. We are now seeking to recruit a like-minded, energised, highly motivated professional to fill this challenging and rewarding role.
The co-operative has historically defined itself as being more than a housing provider, delivering a wide range of social and welfare activities vital to our local community.
We are a community controlled housing co-operative based in Easterhouse, Glasgow and presently own and manage approximately 750 homes.
