This role as a Private Sector Housing Officer in Nottingham requires expertise in property management within the public sector. The position involves ensuring housing standards are met and supporting the delivery of housing-related services.
Client Details
This public sector organisation operates within the property department, focusing on maintaining housing standards and improving living conditions. It is a medium-sized organisation dedicated to delivering effective housing solutions in Nottingham.
Description
Carry out inspections of private sector dwellings, HMOs, and mobile homes using the Housing Health and Safety Rating System to identify and assess hazards.
Investigate housing complaints and take appropriate informal or formal enforcement action, including serving statutory notices and preparing cases for legal proceedings.
Administer HMO licensing, monitor compliance with licence conditions, and investigate unlicensed properties.
Specify, monitor, and verify remedial works to ensure housing hazards are reduced or removed to acceptable standards.
Assess eligibility for housing grants and loans, advise applicants, and monitor approved works in line with legislation and council policy.
Work collaboratively with internal departments and external partners, provide professional advice to landlords and tenants, and maintain accurate inspection and case records.Profile
A successful Private Sector Housing Officer should have:
Demonstrates strong knowledge of private sector housing legislation and extensive experience in regulatory enforcement, including the use of formal and informal powers.
Has proven experience carrying out property inspections, identifying hazards, and taking proportionate enforcement action, including serving statutory notices and default action.
Confident in preparing robust enforcement case files, schedules of works, and legal documentation to support civil penalties, prosecutions, and tribunal proceedings.
Communicates assertively and professionally with landlords, tenants, agents, and contractors to secure compliance and achieve housing improvements.
Able to work independently on complex enforcement cases while contributing effectively within multidisciplinary and partnership-led teams.
Demonstrates a strong commitment to public protection, ethical enforcement, continuous professional development, and high standards of customer service and equality.Job Offer
Competitive salary ranging from £38,844 to £40,817 per annum.
Permanent position within the public sector in Nottingham.
Opportunities for professional development and training.
A supportive and collaborative work environment.
The chance to make a positive impact on housing standards in the community.If you are passionate about ensuring quality housing in the public sector, apply today to join this rewarding role in Nottingham