3 months contract with local authority The role involves addressing repair issues by diagnosing causes and coordinating necessary work. This includes evaluating condensation cases and preparing reports for the High Value Repair Panel. The position is crucial for maintaining building integrity and ensuring compliance with relevant protocols and regulations. Responsibilities: Conduct building inspections to identify defects and issue work orders using the National Housing Federation Schedule of Rates or specifications. Prepare reports on condensation in line with the LBI Condensation Protocol. Assist in drafting reports for senior management, including policy or strategic documents. Produce and present professional technical reports to the High Value Repair Panel. Manage subsidence and structural failure cases with external consultants. Evaluate alteration requests from tenants and leaseholders, ensuring compliance with procedures. Oversee fire, flood, or collision insurance cases. Support the Legal Disrepair and Diagnostics Manager in developing repair service policies and procedures. Perform quality assurance checks on ongoing or completed works. Maintain a thorough understanding of relevant legislation, Building Regulations, and Codes of Practice. Attend meetings as required, including those outside normal working hours. Understand the Council's repair responsibilities towards tenants and leaseholders, including consultation requirements. Provide prompt and courteous responses to customer queries and liaise with other agencies and colleagues. Monitor and oversee on-site work, approve variation requests, and manage the payment system. Maintain accurate electronic records and project information. Obtain quotations and tenders in accordance with the Council's procurement procedures and manage project budgets. Advise on system development and usage, ensuring alignment with operational procedures. Ensure services meet the Council’s "Best Value" commitment and high-quality service standards. Comply with Health and Safety legislation and Council policies. Deliver services that meet the needs of Islington's diverse population, adhering to the Council’s Equal Opportunities Service Delivery policy. Adhere to the Council’s Equal Opportunities Employment policy. Perform any other reasonable duties as assigned by the Diagnostic Surveying Manager. Requirements Strong knowledge of building inspection and defect diagnosis. Familiarity with the National Housing Federation Schedule of Rates. Experience in preparing technical reports and managing repair cases. Understanding of relevant legislation, Building Regulations, and Codes of Practice. Ability to manage project budgets and procurement processes. Excellent communication and customer service skills. Commitment to equal opportunities and high-quality service delivery. Ability to work collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders.