Careers

Maintenance Operatives deliver repairs and maintenance services to EHSL’s sites, working closely with the Repairs Co-Ordinators.

They will typically spend time each week working on the following:

• Carrying out redecoration and cleaning works to vacant units.
• Assessing works required
• Completing routine maintenance
• Attending to emergencies and urgent works arising during office hours.
• Providing reports on work completed

Maintenance Operatives are generally remotely located in the areas where EHSL has properties.

We are currently recruiting for a multiskilled Maintenance Operative in Enfield with their own van and tools, and are offering £28,000-30,000 per annum. Please click on the link to visit the application page on Indeed.com

EHSL’s housing officer team are responsible for visiting sites, meeting and assisting tenants, providing frontline housing management services, and acting as the first point of contact for a geographical patch of services.

They conduct the following on a weekly basis.

• Signing tenancies with new tenants
• Assisting tenants to claim Housing Benefit and deal with enquiries.
• Dealing with antisocial behaviour
• Providing tenancy sustainment services
• Liaising with care provider staff to manage any issues arising
• Using EHSL’s property management system to maintain a record of visits and activity.

Housing Officers are generally remotely located in the areas where EHSL has properties.

We are currently recruiting for a Housing Officer in Enfield, and are offering £28,000 per annum. Please click on the link to visit the application page on Indeed.com

The Income Team sits within the Accounts Team and provides an effective and responsive rent collection and income management service, supporting tenants to comply with their obligation to pay rent and service charges, ensuring that EHSL meets its rental income targets.

Their work consists of:

• Speaking to local authorities about housing benefit claims and taking actions required to ensure that benefit is awarded and put into payment.
• Liaising with tenants regarding their rent accounts
• Assisting the local authority with any requests for further information or assistance where required
• Using EHSL’s property management system to maintain records

EHSL’s Business Development Team is responsible for liaising with care providers, local authorities and property owners.

Weekly activities include:

• Liaising with local authorities and care providers regarding demand.
• Visiting prospective sites and assessing them for suitability.
• Identifying works required for properties to be compliant.
• Negotiating lease terms with landlords.
• Implementing service level agreements with Care Providers.
• Calculating rent levels and agreeing these with local authorities.

Repairs Co-ordinators are based in EHSL’s office and are responsible for arranging the provision of repairs and maintenance, communal services, works to void units, and compliance checks. Repairs Co-ordinators work within EHSL’s housing team and liaise with tenants, care providers, Housing officers, maintenance operatives and contractors, and other stakeholders.

Their working week consists of the following:

• Receiving repair requests via phone and email
• Updating jobs on EHSL’s management software
• Allocating jobs to contractors and to EHSL’s in house team
• Arranging safety compliance inspections and checks.
• Speaking to tenants to ensure that works have been completed

Repairs Co-ordinators work within the Housing Team and report to the Property Manager.

EHSL’s Accounts Team plays a key role in EHSL’s success and is responsible for managing the following:

• Keeping EHSL’s accounting software up to date.
• Processing bills and arranging payments to suppliers
• Reconciling payments and receipts
• Monitoring rent collection
• Raising invoices for property damage and other costs
• Managing utility bills and council tax accounts.
• Processing payroll
• Producing reports for management
• Forecasting and budgeting.