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Elderpark Housing Association in Glasgow is seeking an enthusiastic Assistant Asset Officer to join the Asset Management Team. The role covers property inspections, stock condition work, repairs and void support to help maintain safe, energy-efficient homes.
You will work with colleagues, residents, contractors and partners to deliver repairs, compliance and investment services, maintain accurate records and provide responsive customer engagement.
Location: Govan, Glasgow
Salary: £36,517 to £39,921 per annum (plus pension)
Hours: 35 hours per week
Grade: EVH Grade 6 (Spinal Points PA17-20)
Contract: Permanent
Elderpark Housing is looking for an enthusiastic and motivated Assistant Asset Officer to join our Asset Management Team.
This is an exciting opportunity for someone with experience in a property, maintenance, housing or construction environment who wants to build their technical knowledge and develop a career in asset management.
The role offers a varied mix of property inspections, stock condition work, repairs and void support, tenant safety compliance, contractor monitoring, data management and customer engagement.
The primary objective of the Assistant Asset Officer is to support the effective management, maintenance and improvement of Elderpark Housing Association's housing stock and communal assets in line with the Association's vision of providing desirable, attractive, safe, energy-efficient and affordable homes.
Working collaboratively with the Asset Manager, Asset Officers, Tenant Safety Officer, residents, contractors and partner organisations, the postholder will support the delivery of repairs, maintenance, compliance and investment services through inspections, data collection, contractor monitoring, programme administration and performance reporting.
We are looking for someone who is organised, practical and keen to learn. You will have experience within a property, maintenance, housing or construction environment and be comfortable maintaining accurate records, carrying out inspections or surveys and managing a varied workload.
Knowledge of housing maintenance, asset management, stock condition assessment, housing quality standards or tenant safety compliance would be beneficial, but we are equally interested in candidates who can demonstrate the right transferable experience and a genuine commitment to learning and development. A full driving licence and access to a vehicle would also be desirable.
Elderpark Housing offers a modern and supportive working environment where employees are encouraged to learn, develop and thrive.
This is a great opportunity to develop your career while making a visible contribution to the quality, safety and future sustainability of homes across our communities.