Self-Employed Property Inventory Clerk – Greater London - Elite Check - London

INTERIM HOTEL PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST – LONDON HQ The Interim Hotel Procurement Specialist is responsible for leading the procurement function across the hotel portfolio, ensuring the business secures the right products, services, and supplier partnerships to deliver exceptional guest experiences while achieving commercial value. This role requires a commercially minded procurement professional with hospitality experience, strong negotiation skills, and the ability to drive cost efficiencies without compromising quality or brand standards. As an interim appointment, you will provide immediate expertise, review current procurement practices, identify opportunities for improvement, and support operational teams through a period of change and business transformation. THE STAGE IS SET The stage is set for something different. We don’t run conventional hotels; we build places with character and intent. What began as a small UK aparthotel portfolio has grown into a European collection recognised for design and atmosphere - and we’re now entering a new chapter. As we redefine the brand and evolve our identity, we’re focused on creating spaces that feel compelling, contemporary, and truly distinctive. Locke leads with bold expression; Cove by Locke refines that same spirit into a quieter, more streamlined approach. Guests come to rest, work, or escape. Comfort is a given - great beds, hot showers, genuine service. But we aim to create moments that feel memorable and a little unexpected, bringing back the sense of mood hospitality often lost. This is our backdrop. We’re on an exciting journey step on stage and play your part. THE WORK IN YOUR HANDS Lead procurement across the hotel portfolio, delivering commercial value while supporting operational excellence. Develop and implement sourcing strategies across key spend categories, driving cost efficiencies without compromising quality or brand standards. Build and manage strong supplier relationships, negotiate contracts, monitor performance, and mitigate supply chain risks. Partner with hotel operations to support day-to-day purchasing, property openings, refurbishments, and capital projects. Analyse spend, identify savings opportunities, and support budgeting, forecasting, and procurement reporting. Ensure purchasing activities comply with company policies, legal requirements, and sustainable procurement practices. Work collaboratively with Operations, Finance, Food & Beverage, Development, and Property teams to deliver procurement initiatives and continuous improvement across the business. THE FIRE YOU CARRY A proactive, can-do attitude with the confidence to take ownership and drive results. An entrepreneurial mindset with the ability to identify opportunities, challenge thinking, and create solutions. The ability to thrive in a fast-paced, ever-changing environment. Proven procurement experience within hospitality, hotels, serviced apartments, or a multi-site operational environment. A successful track record of developing procurement strategies that deliver commercial value, cost savings, and operational efficiencies. Demonstrated success in supplier negotiations, contract management, and strategic sourcing across multiple spend categories. Strong knowledge of hospitality procurement, including Food & Beverage, Rooms, Housekeeping, Engineering, IT, and Operational Supplies. Experience partnering with operational teams and managing multiple stakeholders across a complex, fast-paced business. The ability to analyse spend, identify opportunities, and implement continuous improvements that enhance performance and value. A commercial mindset with the drive to maximise opportunities and deliver meaningful impact. YOUR PROVEN TRACK Excellent commercial acumen with strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Outstanding negotiation, communication, and relationship-building abilities. Highly organised with strong project management skills and the ability to manage competing priorities. Experience using procurement systems, purchasing platforms, and Microsoft Office applications. Strong understanding of hospitality supply chains, supplier markets, and industry trends. The ability to work independently, adapt quickly, and deliver results in an interim role. A collaborative approach with the confidence to influence stakeholders at all levels. A passion for continuous improvement and delivering exceptional outcomes. WHAT WE LOOK FOR We’re here to rethink what a modern lifestyle hotel can be. That takes pace, creativity, and people who enjoy working with purpose. If you’re comfortable with change, motivated by ideas, and focused on crafting meaningful guest experiences, you’ll do well here. We value individuals who can hold a vision, appreciate atmosphere, and want their work to have impact. Skills can be taught. Mindset can’t. There’s no single template for success here - just the right approach and willingness to grow.

Mobile Tyre Fitter Job Description Job Title: Mobile Tyre Fitter / Mobile Tyre Technician Location: East London Reporting to Manager Employment Type: Full-time, Temporary with progression to Permanent Job Purpose The Mobile Tyre Fitter delivers high-quality tyre replacement, repair, and roadside assistance services directly to customers at their homes, workplaces, or stranded roadside locations. Operating from a fully equipped mobile service van, you will act as the face of the company, ensuring a safe, efficient, and professional experience for every customer. Key Responsibilities and Duties 1. Technical & Service Delivery Remove, refit, repair, and balance tyres on cars, vans, and light commercial vehicles. Conduct accurate tyre safety inspections, checking tread depth, wear patterns, and inflation pressures. Assess tyre damage to determine if a safe repair is possible under national safety standards or if a replacement is required. Ensure all locking wheel nuts and vehicle components are handled safely and re-torqued to manufacturer specifications. 1. Mobile Fleet & Asset Management Drive and maintain a company-allocated mobile service vehicle in compliance with road safety laws. Conduct daily pre-journey van inspections (fluid levels, lights, tyre condition). Keep the mobile unit clean, organized, and stocked with adequate tyre inventory and consumables. Maintain all onboard specialist tools, including jacks, air compressors, and portable balancing machines. 1. Customer Service & Communication Travel efficiently to scheduled and emergency call-out appointments within your designated area. Provide professional advice to customers regarding tyre maintenance, safety standards, and legal requirements. Process payments on-site and accurately complete digital job sheets, risk assessments, and invoices via a company mobile device. 1. Health, Safety & Compliance Strictly adhere to health and safety regulations, particularly when working at the roadside or in public spaces. Correctly deploy safety equipment, including high-visibility clothing, cones, and beacons. Safely dispose of worn or damaged tyres in accordance with environmental policies. Requirements, Qualifications & Experience Experience: Minimum of 1 - 3 years of tyre-fitting experience (experience operating a mobile service van is highly desirable but not mandatory). Licence: A valid, clean UK driving licence is required. Physical Fitness: Capability to meet the physical demands of the role, including regular lifting of tyres and heavy equipment. Technical Skills: Confident operating wheel balancers, tyre changers, and electronic diagnostic or tracking tools. Soft Skills: Strong time-management skills, a polite customer-facing manner, and the ability to work independently without direct supervision. Working Conditions & Benefits Hours: Standard shift patterns, which may include rotational weekends and participation in an on-call emergency rota. Environment: Primarily outdoor field work in varying weather conditions. Package Includes: Competitive base salary, performance-based bonus/commission schemes, company van, uniform, specialist tools, and ongoing training support

Property Inventory Specialist – Daley Inventories Ltd Join Daley Inventories Ltd, one of London’s trusted property reporting specialists. As an Inventory Specialist, you’ll be the face of our brand in the field—exploring the city while conducting detailed property inspections for leading estate agents, landlords, and tenants. If you’re looking for a dynamic role that offers daily independence without being tied to an office desk, this is the perfect opportunity. Why Daley Inventories? • Explore London Daily: Enjoy an active, mobile routine working across London’s top residential neighborhoods., • Independence & Trust: Work autonomously in the field backed by a supportive, expert team., • Full Professional Training: We invest in your growth from day one—no prior property experience required., • Career Growth: Build valuable, transferable skills in property compliance, detailed reporting, and client relations. What You’ll Do • Conduct accurate property inventory, check-in, and check-out inspections across London., • Produce clear, detail-focused visual and written property condition reports., • Serve as a professional, friendly point of contact for tenants, landlords, and estate agents., • Manage your daily itinerary efficiently to ensure timely report deliveries. Who We’re Looking For • Sharp Eye for Detail: You spot the tiny nuances others overlook., • Great Communicator: Personable, professional, and confident interacting with clients., • Organized & Punctual: Reliable, self-motivated, and comfortable navigating London independently., • Active & Driven: You enjoy being on the move and thrive in a hands-on environment. Ready to launch your property career with Daley Inventories Ltd? Apply today and grow with us.

We are looking for a reliable, organised and detail-oriented Property Inventory Clerk to join our team. The role involves visiting residential properties and producing clear, accurate and comprehensive inventory reports documenting the condition and contents of each room inside the property. Key Responsibilities • Carry out property inventories, check-ins and check-outs, using our software on your mobile device., • Produce detailed reports recording the condition, cleanliness and contents of properties., • Take clear photographs to support inventory reports., • Record meter readings and details of keys provided., • Identify and accurately document damage, defects and maintenance issues., • Compare check-out inspections against the original inventory and highlight any changes or discrepancies., • Complete and submit reports accurately and within required timescales., • Communicate professionally with landlords, tenants, letting agents and property managers., • Travel between properties throughout the working day. What We’re Looking For • Excellent attention to detail and observational skills., • Good written English and ability to produce clear, accurate reports., • Reliable, punctual and well organised., • Comfortable working independently and managing your own schedule., • Confident using a smartphone, tablet and inventory software., • Professional and friendly when dealing with clients and tenants., • Previous experience in property, lettings or inventory work is beneficial but not essential, as training can be provided. What We Offer • Flexible working opportunities., • Full training provided., • Varied work across a range of residential properties., • Supportive working environment., • Opportunity to develop experience within the property and lettings industry. Apply If you’re organised, dependable and have a keen eye for detail, we’d love to hear from you. If you already conduct property inventory reports and are simply looking for extra work, please get in touch. Please apply with your CV and a short introduction about yourself, including your availability and any relevant experience.

Job Title: Experienced Caretaker for Residential Building Position Details • Salary: £16.00 per hour, • Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, • Job Type: Full-time About the Role We are looking for a reliable, proactive, and hard-working Caretaker to ensure our residential building is safe, clean, and well-maintained. The ideal candidate will take pride in their work and have previous experience in building maintenance and daily groundskeeping. Key Responsibilities • Collecting and removing rubbish and recycling bins from all individual flats., • General cleaning and daily upkeep of all communal areas (hallways, lobbies, stairwells)., • Basic gardening and outdoor maintenance to keep the building's exterior looking neat., • Performing routine building maintenance and minor handyman repairs., • Monitoring building security and promptly reporting any major faults or hazards., • Assisting with other general caretaking and facilities duties as required. Requirements • Proven previous experience working as a caretaker, groundskeeper, or in a similar property maintenance role., • Practical hands-on skills in basic maintenance, cleaning, and gardening., • Physically fit and capable of managing active daily duties, including lifting bins and manual labour., • Highly reliable, punctual, and capable of managing your own daily schedule independently., • Friendly and approachable demeanour for interacting politely with building residents. How to Apply Please email your CV and a summary of your relevant experience.

Job Purpose To provide a high-quality caretaking, cleaning and grounds-maintenance service for residents living on the estate. The postholder will help ensure that communal areas, estate grounds, facilities and equipment are clean, safe, secure and well maintained. The role also involves identifying and reporting repairs, supporting contractors working on the estate and maintaining positive working relationships with residents and colleagues. The duties listed below are not exhaustive. The postholder may be required to undertake other reasonable duties that support the effective and safe operation of the estate. Main Responsibilities Estate Cleaning and General Care • Ensure estate cleaning frequencies and standards are maintained as directed by the TMO / Estate Manager., • Clean and wash communal areas, including staircases, entrances and other shared spaces., • Clean communal windowsills, glass doors and other accessible communal surfaces., • Remove graffiti where appropriate and report more serious incidents to the Manager., • Carry out litter picking across estate grounds, grassed areas and shrub beds., • Sweep estate areas, pathways and other communal external spaces., • Grit pathways and other areas during icy or hazardous weather conditions., • Ensure estate roads, paths and communal areas are kept clean and free from avoidable hazards., • Undertake general internal upkeep of residential blocks. Grounds Maintenance • Maintain estate grounds to a good standard., • Cut grass and maintain lawned areas., • Tend to shrubs, hedges, flowerbeds and planted areas., • Clear leaves and other garden waste., • Keep external communal spaces tidy, safe and presentable. Repairs, Maintenance and Reporting • Identify and, where possible, address minor incidents of disrepair or breakdown., • Report repairs, damage and maintenance issues promptly to the Manager., • Take appropriate action in emergencies involving repairs or damage., • Maintain communal lighting where appropriate, including changing bulbs., • Report abandoned vehicles and illegal parking to the Manager., • Report any contractors or council operatives observed working on the estate where appropriate., • Keep appropriate records of significant incidents, including fire, burglary, flooding or other emergencies, using agreed systems such as the staff WhatsApp group. Security and Access • Lock and unlock gates and other designated estate access points., • Provide access to authorised contractors when required., • Hold and safeguard keys for communal cupboards, gates and other estate facilities., • Ensure keys are used responsibly and securely at all times. Contractor and Estate Support • Assist authorised external contractors while they are working on site when required., • Help ensure contractors are able to access relevant parts of the estate., • Report concerns relating to contractor activity to the Manager., • Remove lumber and bulky items to the designated estate lumber storage area where appropriate. Tools, Equipment and Stores • Take responsibility for estate stores, tools, plant and equipment used as part of the role., • Use equipment safely and appropriately., • Report damaged or defective equipment., • Keep storage and lock-up areas neat, tidy and free from hazardous materials. Resident and Team Working • Establish and maintain respectful and professional working relationships with residents., • Work cooperatively with colleagues as part of the estate management team., • Work independently when required., • Provide reasonable cover for colleagues when required and agreed with management., • Communicate concerns, incidents and relevant estate matters promptly to the Manager. Health, Safety and Compliance The postholder must: • Follow HLEMB’s health and safety procedures and safe working practices., • Comply with relevant COSHH requirements when handling cleaning products or other controlled substances., • Use personal protective equipment where required., • Report hazards, accidents, incidents and near misses., • Help maintain safe working and storage areas., • Follow HLEMB’s Equal Opportunities and Diversity Policy in carrying out all duties and responsibilities., • Undertake appropriate training required for the role. Person Specification Essential Criteria Applicants must demonstrate: • Ability to successfully complete an Enhanced DBS check where required before taking up the post., • Commitment to HLEMB’s Equal Opportunities and Diversity policies., • Basic numeracy and literacy skills in English., • Good verbal communication skills., • Good timekeeping, reliability and punctuality., • Physical fitness appropriate to a role involving manual work and some heavy lifting., • Previous caretaking, estate services, cleaning, grounds-maintenance or similar practical experience., • Ability to identify and report repairs and matters of disrepair., • Ability to look after estate tools, equipment and keys responsibly., • Ability and willingness to work outdoors in a range of weather conditions., • Ability to work both independently and as part of a team., • Flexibility to provide reasonable cover when required., • Willingness to undertake relevant training and develop new skills., • A professional, responsible and honest approach., • Ability to understand basic technical or operational information., • Ability to use a mobile phone for work-related communication and reporting. Desirable Criteria It would be advantageous for applicants to have: • Knowledge of health and safety requirements relevant to caretaking, cleaning or grounds maintenance., • Previous experience of working with COSHH-controlled substances., • Experience of cooperative housing, social housing, resident management or a similar community-based environment., • General IT skills., • Ability to provide brief written reports outlining issues identified and action taken. Additional Requirements This job description provides an overview of the main duties associated with the post. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list. The postholder may be required to undertake other reasonable tasks that fall within the scope of the role and are necessary for the smooth, safe and effective operation of the estate.