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Learning Specialist (Compliance & Safety)

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We’re on the lookout for a Learning Specialist (Compliance & Safety) to join the believe housing team.
This is an exciting opportunity if you want to make a real difference. We believe in life without barriers. If you aren’t sure you meet 100% of the criteria but think you would be great in this role, don’t let that stop you; we would love to hear from you. We’re interested in your skills, knowledge and experience, as well as your personal values. We’re committed to supporting everyone here at believe housing and being an inclusive organisation.
Although this role is advertised as full-time, we will consider part-time, job share and alternative working pattern proposals where possible.
We’re a family-friendly, flexible employer, and we encourage everyone to ‘work the believe way’. For us, this means keeping things simple, doing more of what matters, and removing tasks and processes that don’t add value.
Where and when you work is flexible depending on the demands of your role, our customers’ needs and your individual work preference (as agreed with your manager).
Our offices are based in Seaham and Bishop Auckland and although we work flexibly, it is envisaged that this role will require both an offsite and onsite presence as per business need when required.
About the role
As Learning Specialist (Compliance & Safety), you’ll design and deliver practical, engaging learning that helps colleagues work safely, meet statutory and regulatory requirements, and understand their role in keeping customers safe. Working closely with Property Repairs, Assets & Development, Health & Safety and wider operational teams, you’ll translate safety-critical and compliance information into clear learning that colleagues can apply confidently in their day-to-day roles. You’ll also support a healthy homes culture by helping colleagues identify risk, consider customer vulnerability and use professional judgement.
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Your responsibilities will include:
- Leading learning projects across the full learning cycle, from needs analysis and design through to delivery, evaluation and continuous improvement
- Creating or sourcing practical learning materials, workshops, briefings, guides and digital resources that support safe working practices and compliance requirements
- Working with managers, subject matter experts and external providers to identify learning needs and develop effective solutions
- Maintaining, reviewing and overseeing the Mandatory Training Matrix, making sure learning requirements remain aligned to legislation, regulation, policy and operational risk
- Monitoring completion of mandatory, statutory and compliance learning, using data to identify risks, report progress and support assurance activity
- Building strong relationships with operational teams and acting as a first point of contact for learning needs within assigned service areas


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What’s on offer?
Our people are our greatest strength, and we’re committed to helping you grow, stay curious, and thrive. At believe housing, we’ve created a supportive, inclusive culture where ideas are welcomed and development is encouraged.
Our customers are at the heart of everything we do, and we know that great experiences start with empowered colleagues. That’s why we offer a comprehensive range of benefits designed to support your wellbeing, motivate you, and help you do your best work.
We offer a competitive salary of £44,710 - £46,108 per annum and:
- up to 33 days annual leave, plus four volunteering days
- a competitive pension scheme
- access to our healthcare scheme
- flexible working that supports your wellbeing
- a positive, inclusive culture where growth and development are genuinely encouraged.
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If you share our values and believe you can bring something special to this role, then apply now. We’d love to hear from you.
We are a Disability Confident Employer. If you need any adjustments or support throughout the recruitment process, please let us know.
If you wish to find out more about this opportunity contact Lynne Henderson Strategic Culture Partner at lynne.henderson@believehousing.co.uk
Closing date for applications is 11.59pm on Sunday 4 October 2026.
All applicants must go through our website.
Interviews will be held week commencing 26 October 2026.
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