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Platform Housing Group is seeking a Neighbourhood Officer to join our Localities team, providing a comprehensive housing management service in the Droitwich area. You will work hands-on with customers to promote sustainable tenancies and build strong community relationships.
The role involves regular estate visits, collaborating with agencies, maintaining records, and addressing tenancy issues such as ASB and safeguarding. A driving licence and travel around the patch are essential.
Our Neighbourhood Officers are at the heart of what we do as an organisation. We have a great opportunity for a Neighbourhood Officer to join our Localities team providing a comprehensive housing management service, working with communities and neighbourhoods around Droitwich.
You will be someone who takes a hands‑on approach, helping customers to manage their tenancies and improve our neighbourhoods for everyone. Most of the time you will be out and about in your patch, working closely with customers to promote sustainable tenancies and developing strong relationships with local communities.
What could you be doing as one of our Neighbourhood Officers?
The Neighbourhood Officer will be responsible for visiting customers, providing advice, reviewing tenancies and identifying any problems. You will be regularly inspecting our estates, raising, reporting and monitoring to a successful conclusion any health and safety or safeguarding concerns.
You will also be responsible for playing a key role in developing strong relationships within local communities, working collaboratively with other agencies and Platform colleagues.
As a Neighbourhood Officer, you'll play a key role in maintaining accurate customer, tenancy and case records, ensuring systems and files are kept up to date and information is recorded promptly. Your attention to detail will help support excellent service delivery, informed decision-making and compliance with regulatory and organisational requirements.
Other key responsibilities include managing and investigating tenancy issues such as anti‑social behaviour, condition of property, fly tipping or safeguarding concerns. You will also undertake new tenancy sign‑ups and accompanied viewings for new homes.
You will have experience of working in the social housing sector, particularly with a background of dealing with tenancy management, ASB and safeguarding.
Interviews are scheduled to take place on Tuesday 10th November at our Central Park, Worcester office.