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Role: Housing Officer
Location: Telford
Job Type: Permanent
Reports To: Housing Manager / Senior Housing Officer
Salary: £30,000 Per annum
Essential Requirements:
- Experience within a similar role
- A Full UK driving license with own vehicle
Purpose Of The Role:
The Housing Officer is responsible for managing a portfolio of properties and tenancies, ensuring that residents receive a high standard of service. The role involves tenancy management, rent collection, neighbourhood support, and resolving housing-related issues in line with organisational policies and legal requirements.
Key Responsibilities:
Tenancy Management
- Manage the letting, and termination of tenancies in accordance with housing policies.
- Conduct tenancy sign-ups, home visits, and inspections to ensure compliance with tenancy agreements.
- Support residents with issues relating to tenancy sustainment and welfare.
- Handle breaches of tenancy, including anti-social behaviour (ASB) cases, rent arrears, and property misuse.
Rent & Income Management
- Monitor rent accounts, identify arrears, and take proactive steps to recover outstanding debts.
- Work with tenants to develop affordable repayment plans and signpost to financial support services.
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Neighbourhood & Estate Management
- Maintain clean, safe, and well-managed estates through regular inspections.
- Liaise with contractors and maintenance teams to resolve repairs and property issues.
- Promote community engagement and positive relationships between residents.
Customer Service & Support
- Provide responsive, professional customer service to tenants and applicants.
- Work collaboratively with internal departments and external agencies (e.g., social services, police, community groups).
- Support vulnerable tenants by referring them to appropriate support services.
Compliance & Record Keeping
- Ensure compliance with housing legislation, data protection, and safeguarding procedures.
- Maintain accurate records, case notes, and reports using housing management systems.
- Contribute to policy reviews, audits, and service improvement initiatives.
Essential Skills & Experience:
- Experience in housing management, tenancy support, or community development.
- Strong understanding of housing law, tenancy agreements, and rent arrears procedures.
- Excellent communication, negotiation, and conflict resolution skills.
- Ability to manage a busy workload and prioritise effectively.
- Competent in using housing management software and Microsoft Office.
- Full UK driving licence (if required for the role).


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Desirable Qualifications:
- Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) qualification or working towards it.
- Experience working with social landlords, local authorities, or housing associations.
- Knowledge of welfare benefits and financial inclusion initiatives.
Core Competencies:
- Customer Focus
- Problem Solving
- Teamwork
- Integrity and Professionalism
- Attention to Detail
- Resilience and Empathy
What We Offer:
- The opportunity to make a lasting impact on services supporting individuals with complex needs.
- Ongoing training, professional development, and clinical support.
- A supportive, values-led culture that encourages innovation and best practice.
Benefits include:
- 24/7 access to a doctor (for you, partner, and children under 18)
- Day off for your birthday
- YouLife (exclusive employee discounts on retail, travel, and dining)
- 24/7 mental health support (for you, partner, and children)
- Home-life advice and life insurance
- Salary sacrifice on cars (post-probation)
- Employee of the Month initiative
Salary: £30,000 per annum
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