Fire Remediation Administrator
- Hourly rate: £22 PAYE or £27.37 Umbrella per hour
- Location: London SE1
- Job Type: Temp until end of October with possible extension
We are seeking a dedicated Fire Remediation Administrator to join a housing association. This role is crucial in providing administration and client liaison support to the Fire Remediation Team, ensuring compliance and the delivery of safe and client-friendly services in our homes.
Day-to-day of the role:
- Manage and meticulously maintain the fire remediation team's database to ensure data accuracy and frequent updates.
- Organise and produce data for meetings, including recording minutes.
- Serve as the primary contact for managing all fire remediation work requests, disseminating information related to the works carried out.
- Develop, maintain, and monitor systems, registers, records, and databases for fire safety remediation, ensuring efficiency and accuracy.
- Manage the fire remediation team email inbox, ensuring timely responses in line with organisational timescales and seamless communication with the fire safety team and partners.
- Investigate and respond to complaints, analyse trends, and produce reports, ensuring responses align with our core values of respect, accountability, and kindness.
- Liaise with various teams to arrange access for essential fire remediation works and testing as required.
- Provide administrative support to the Fire Remediation Team, including processing purchase orders and invoices for contractors.
- Communicate with internal customers and stakeholders to ensure the accuracy of fire remediation information.
- Organise bulk mailings to residents and stakeholders prior to planned fire remediation safety works.
- Manage the delivery of completed EWS1 workstream, ensuring compliance with statutory obligations.
Required Skills & Qualifications:
- Strong commitment to delivering excellent customer experience, embodying our core values daily.
- Good understanding of the regulatory environment relating to fire safety remediation and lease agreements.
- Advanced skills in Excel and experience with creating and maintaining SharePoint data libraries.
- Ability to work in a rapidly changing environment and respond to changing regulations and delivery plans.
- Knowledge of the Building Safety Act and EWS1 requirements.
- Excellent administrative, organisational, and diary management skills.
- Experience in collating information from various sources to create, populate, and update project plans.
To apply for the Fire Remediation Administrator position, please submit your CV detailing your relevant experience.
