Scheme Co-ordinator

Job description

Scheme Co-Ordinator - Permanent Role

We are looking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced individual to join the Supported Housing team as a Scheme Co-Ordinator.

Come and join our team

We build, manage and look after homes for people across the North. Then we go further, we give them the strong foundations they need to crack on with life.

Since our formation in 2017, we’ve been focused on delivering on our three strategic aims - to provide as many good quality homes as we can; to deliver excellent service to our customers; and to shape strong, sustainable places for our communities.

Our footprint covers the Northeast of England and Yorkshire, south from the Scottish border to almost as far as the Humber, where diverse communities face differing opportunities and challenges.

Key Information

It’s important to us that everyone feels fairly rewarded for the work they do. We offer a competitive and comprehensive benefits package that supports the wellbeing of our people.

Scheme Co-Ordinator - Permanent role Monday to Friday
Salary is £22,164 per annum
Location is Castle Court and Towneley Court, Stanley.
37 Hours per week.
Generous benefits package including 26 days annual leave on commencement rising to 31 days after 3 years’ service, occupational pension, health cash plan, and birthday leave, with the option of a flexible pot towards enhanced benefits.

The Role of a Scheme Co-Ordinator

At Karbon, we want to create desirable places where people can live well, feel safe and supported without isolation. Our Scheme Co-Ordinators are a key front facing team providing advice, support and assistance to enable our customers to live well independently.

You’ll be responsible for supporting customers and carrying out health & safety activities in the designated scheme. This will include completion of building inspections, reporting repairs, and liaising with contractors.

There will be a requirement to work closely with numerous stakeholders ensuring a seamless service is provided to our customers. You’ll build relationships to demonstrate strong partnership working with social workers, care managers and voluntary agencies to make sure our schemes are safe and a great place to live.

It’s important to be an excellent communicator with the ability to plan and prioritise your own workload.

A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle for work purposes is essential.

Important dates

Sunday 19 February 2023

Interview date

Monday 27 February 2023

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