Stock Condition Surveyor

Stock Condition Surveyor

Locations - West Midlands, Birmingham and surrounding areas

Fixed-term contract for 12 months

Salary - £43,000 per annum + 4385 car allowance - Total Package of £47,385 per annum

Sellick Partnership are assisting a well-established Housing association with the recruitment of a Stock Condition Surveyor to lead on stock condition surveys across the West Midlands including Coventry, Dudley, Warwick and Sandwell

Purpose of the Stock Conditioning role:

• To assist with the teams target of making sure at least 20% of the housing stock are visited each year

• Provide customers with a positive and professional experience and ensure each home is safe, secure and warm.

• Support colleagues from across the business by collecting and sharing other relevant information about their homes and communities

Key Accountabilities of the Stock Condition Surveyor:

• Schedule and carry out 1000 stock condition surveys per year to establish building condition, age, repairs and remaining life of building components, detailing compliance with Decent Homes and the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) and identifying and reporting any failures
• Accurately update the clients information on housing stock condition to assist in programming and compliance with the Decent Homes Standard.
• Complete any other inspections or surveys that are required including pre-termination and void inspections for tenanted homes and construction stage inspections of new build homes.
• Carry out any other post inspection activity required to ensure our homes are safe and to support the wider Homes Directorate
• Keep abreast of relevant regulation changes and maintain awareness of the Decent Homes Standard and related legislation, Building Regulations, British Standards and Codes of Practice related to the construction industry.

Skill and experience required:

• Educated to HNC level or equivalent, professional qualification in construction, housing, management or property.
• Proven knowledge of the decent homes standard, component lifecycles, HHSRS Rating system and domestic building construction methods and faults
• Knowledge of building components, common issues, hazards and proven ability to diagnose and remedy defects.
• Proven ability to identify common building issues, faults and hazards and recommend effective

If you feel you are well suited to the role or would like to discuss it in further, detail please apply or contact Ebony Simpson at Sellick Partnership Ltd Derby Office

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