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Golding Homes in Maidstone invites a part-time Board Member with extensive expertise in strategic asset management, building safety and landlord compliance to help steer our organisation in Kent.
You will contribute to governance, challenge risk and performance, and ensure we meet regulatory and legal duties while delivering safe, quality homes for residents across our area.
We value diversity, resident focus and long-term sustainability in every decision we make.
Golding Homes
Maidstone, Kent
07/09/2026
Full time Construction
Board Member - Asset Management, Building Safety and Landlord Compliance
£7,000 per annum plus reasonable expenses
Maidstone, Kent
Part-Time
Golding Homes is looking for a new Board member with strong strategic asset management expertise, including building safety and landlord compliance, to help shape the future of our organisation and the homes and services we provide across Kent.
We provide more than 8,500 homes and a range of services to over 20,000 people. Our vision is to be local and listening, visible and trusted, and efficient in everything we do. As a C1, G1, V2-rated housing provider, we are ambitious for our customers, our communities and the long-term quality, safety and sustainability of our homes.
As a Board member, you will contribute to strategy, scrutiny, assurance and collective decision-making. You will help the Board gain confidence that Golding is meeting its strategic objectives, managing risk effectively and complying with its legal, regulatory and landlord obligations.
We are particularly interested in candidates with substantial senior leadership experience in the social housing sector and deep knowledge of strategic asset management, building safety, landlord compliance, decarbonisation, retrofit investment and major investment programme oversight. You will bring a strong resident focus, understanding what property, compliance and safety issues mean for customers and communities.
You will be confident in providing constructive, evidence-based challenge on risk, cost, quality, compliance and performance. Previous non-executive or Board-level experience is desirable, as is experience of working within a regulated organisation and contributing to good governance, assurance and accountability.
Board meetings usually take place in person at County Gate in Maidstone, Kent, at least five times a year, generally late afternoon on a Thursday. There are also two Board away days each year.
We are committed to valuing diversity and promoting equal opportunities for all. We welcome applicants from all communities and are keen to hear from people who share our passion for safe, quality homes, excellent service and positive outcomes for residents.
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