SNG (Sovereign Network Group)
Regional Service Charge Manager

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We have two fantastic opportunities to join our Service Charges team as Regional Service Charge Managers. Based from our office in Basingstoke, you'll combine office and home working in line with our hybrid approach, with occasional travel to our Wembley office for team meetings.
The Role
Reporting into the Head of Service Charge Setting and Administration, you'll be responsible for managing and coordinating the Regional Service Charges team in the South West region in the delivery of the service charge calculations (all tenure types) and annual service charge statements to customers in line with legal and regulatory requirements. The portfolio consists of approximately 20,000 units with a total annual service charge income budget of c.£20 million. Responsibilities include:
- Managing the Regional Service Charge team with a focus on articulating a clear vision, providing direction, and promoting a culture of accountability, high performance, and continuous improvement
- Setting the annual service charge expenditure and income budget across all tenures within the region
- Accountability for the annual service charge estimate and final account process, ensuring the risk associated with rechargeable service charges is effectively managed and regulatory time scales are met
- Working collaboratively across the business to support continuous service improvement and deliver excellent customer service to customers across different tenure types, ensuring compliance with legal requirements
- Reviewing and approving the certification of annual service charges, documenting the calculation and apportionment process, including the reports and supporting documentation to facilitate the certification
- Producing and analysing regular reports on recoverable repairs and maintenance expenditure, estimated service charge income and ad-hoc reports dependant on business requirements
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- To be an experienced leader, skilled in developing high-performing teams and consistently maintaining high operational standards
- Thorough understanding of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 (as amended) and other guidance and best practice for service charges
- To be qualified by experience or a qualified accountant with a solid understanding of accounting practices and concepts including account reconciliations
- Ability to take ownership and work independently whilst meeting tight organisational deadlines
- Strong stakeholder management skills, demonstrating collaborative, cross-functional working relationships, including experience liaising with external stakeholders, e.g. auditors, regulators and Ombudsman
- Experience in directly engaging with customers, addressing queries, and delivering clear, concise written communication
- Strong experience with Microsoft Office applications, including intermediate / advanced excel
- Knowledge and experience of using housing management and property management systems (e.g. Workday, SUN, Agresso, NEC, Active H or similar)
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