Norwich City Council
Housing Officer- Estate Management (Projects)

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Housing Officer - Estate Management (projects)
We are recruiting for Housing Officer - Estate Management (projects) to join our busy Estate Management Team. The successful candidate will work alongside existing officer to deliver a number of city wide projects that will ensure we can deliver the best possible service to our residents. This will include work to review our Housing Car parks and wayfinding signage.
Responsibilities
- Provide and deliver a programme of work to ensure that housing open spaces, communal areas, and amenities are safe, clean, and available for the enjoyment of all council tenants and leaseholders.
- With the support of the team leader, manage an estates case load, assessing risks, and using discretion and guidance to develop interventions in partnership with tenants.
- Prioritise and target resources in order to achieve the best results.
- Work creatively and collaboratively with other council colleagues, community networks, and tenants to secure additional resources to develop, enable, and deliver estate improvements including those carried out by tenants/residents.
- Carry out visits as required to support and help sustain clean and safe open spaces, communal areas, amenities, and services.
Including
- Estate audit with tenants’ reps
- Contract checks with internal colleagues and contractors
- Health and safety checks
- Communal area visits and health checks
- Other visits supporting the good management and maintenance of properties and estates
- Identify and take responsibility for reporting health and safety, safeguarding, or other issues of concern and to be generally vigilant when out and about on our estates
Skills Required
- Operate a PC, use of standard Microsoft Office software.
- Ability to develop competence in the use of new software necessary for the management of the council’s housing stock and tenancies.
- Work positively with and motivate resident groups.
- Prioritise work in accordance with service needs.
- Ability to convey empathy with residents/groups avoiding imposing own values and attitudes.
- Operate within policies and procedures but with the capacity to apply professional judgement.
- Approach work in an organised methodical way with excellent attention to detail.
- Complete tasks and respond to residents’ enquiries.
- Work in a self–motivated environment but also contribute effectively to the needs of the team.
- Be committed to neighbourhood issues and resident’s needs.
- Communicate effectively with people on a variety of levels.
- Speak to groups, to make representations, and lead where necessary.
- Put complex issues into clear simple language, with good use of language and grammar.
- Contribute to the work of the Neighbourhood Services Team.
- Contribute to required standards and ensure effective team behaviour (working in accordance with council values and the council’s Code of Conduct).
- Work in a fast-paced environment with shifting priorities.
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- A good general level of education at GCSE A/AS level or higher or equivalent.
- Evidence of continued professional development.
Why work for us
Our council is full of people who have chosen to work in local government because they want to help others and make a difference to their lives or the environment in which local people live.
To find out more about working and living in Norwich Home | Work in Norwich.
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We offer our employees a competitive pay and benefits package. Whether you’re looking for a new career, promotion, flexible working opportunity to fit with your home life or a sideways move – we have a variety of challenging employment opportunities for everybody.


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Equal Opportunities Policy
The council is committed to a policy of equality opportunity in employment, in recruitment and the services we provide. Applications are considered on the basis of their suitability for the post regardless of sex, gender reassignment, race, ethnic origin, disability, age, marital status, domestic responsibilities, sexual orientation, or religious affiliation. People with disabilities are guaranteed an interview provided they are suitably qualified and/or experienced.
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We offer our employees a competitive pay and benefits package and are proud to have the Living Wage accreditation. Whether you’re looking for a new career, promotion, flexible working opportunity to fit with your home life or a sideways move – we have a variety of challenging employment opportunities for everybody.
- All employees are eligible to join the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS)
- Paid holiday entitlement starts at 26 days per annum and increases with length of service to a maximum of 33 days per annum. This is pro rata for part-time employees
- In addition to the statutory public holidays, we grant an additional statutory day leave at Christmas
- Norwich City Council supports its employees through the provision of occupational health and employee assistance support
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