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- Determine staffing, financial, material and other short- and long-term requirements - Handles ad hoc queries across the long leasehold and short leasehold portfolio - Manage lease events such as renewals, liaising with the director - Arrange viewings with potential tenants, draft tenancy agreements, arrange tenancy checks and protection of deposits and become point of contact for the tenant during the tenancy of property - Arrange tradeperson if the property needs any repairs and maintenance - Oversee arrears cases, including covenant amendments and disputes - Manage general upkeep, maintenance and security of the property’s amenities - Make sure that the amenities meet health and safety standards and legal requirements - Examine and assess housing applications, advises on rent levels, investigate complaints and liaise with tenants’ association and social workers to resolve any issues as required - Oversees the support services of a business, such as catering, IT, utilities and physical environment - Advises on energy efficiency of the property standards as required by the law - Discusses client’s requirements and may advise client on the purchase of property and land for further portfolio expansion purposes. - Conduct property viewings on behalf of the client to purchase new properties and look after the process of purchase completion, property refurbishment if needed and furnishing of the property. - Conduct or arrange for surveys of properties including valuation survey and structural survey - Get builder quotes, architects' quotes, solicitor quotes, furnishing quotes - Arrange for project management of the property refurbishments and regularly update the client on progress - Liaise with the building regulation team, planning department at councils, HMO license officers etc. - Maintains or arranges for the maintenance of estate accounts and records and produces financial forecasts
About Solutions Not Sides Solutions Not Sides (SNS) is a UK-based educational programme that provides young people with multiple perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, promoting critical thinking, dialogue, and empathy. We work in schools, youth groups and with community organisations nationwide, running workshops and tours that bring diverse voices and human stories from Palestine and Israel into the room with young people aged 14-18. The role: Internship ● Contract: Temporary worker, hourly rate ● Focus of role: Administration support for the organisation ● Remuneration: National Living Wage (or London Living Wage if London-based) ● Notice period: None Note: You must be a UK citizen or have a valid UK working visa for this role. Role Summary: We are seeking an enthusiastic and reliable Intern (Paid) who will assist with a huge range of writing, research, and administrative processes; carry out research tasks; assist with marketing, logistics and support the Senior Leadership Team (SLT). It’s an exciting opportunity for someone interested in nonprofit work, education, conflict resolution, and Israel - Palestine. Event Logistics: ● Logistical arrangements for professional training ● Bookings for team bonding events and annual retreat ● Providing support for the Student Leadership Programme (SLP) and Bridge Builders Programme (BBP) ● Assisting with organising follow-up and reunions of the Youth Leadership Network (YLN) Supporting SLT: ● Setting up meetings for SLT based on availability in the calendar ● Assisting SLT in other tasks as asked Schools Programme: ● Researching schools and community groups in various geographical areas ● Support liaising with schools, councils and UK partner organisations ● Sending invoices Administrative processes: ● Monitoring team email account and calendar ● Issuing prep and follow-up materials for teachers ● Processing and databasing speaker applications ● Scheduling new speaker interviews ● Invoicing and following up ● Ordering supplies/equipment when needed ● Producing printed admin materials e.g. letterhead, business cards etc. ● Gift Aid applications ● Preparing all admin materials for sessions ● Databasing feedback for evaluation ● Producing an annual list of school/religious holidays ● Taking minutes at team meetings ● Procuring feedback from schools (teachers and students) ● Delegation to volunteers where needed If you are interested, please send us a message and we will send you the full job description and instructions on how to apply if we think that you would be suitable for this role.
Construction and building trades supervisors oversee and coordinate the work of construction and building trade workers. They ensure that projects are completed safely, on time, and within budget while meeting quality standards. This role involves supervising site operations, managing teams, liaising with clients, contractors, and suppliers, and ensuring compliance with building regulations and health and safety requirements. Key Responsibilities: • Supervising and coordinating the work of tradespeople (e.g., bricklayers, carpenters, plumbers). • Planning work schedules and allocating tasks. • Ensuring work is carried out according to plans and specifications. • Inspecting completed work and ensuring standards are met. • Enforcing health and safety regulations on site. • Ordering materials and managing equipment. • Liaising with site managers, architects, engineers, and clients. Typical Employers: • Construction companies • Civil engineering firms • Housebuilding contractors • Local authorities and councils • Self-employed/contracting opportunities Skills and Qualities: • Strong leadership and communication skills • Good organisational and problem-solving abilities • Understanding of construction methods and safety regulations • Ability to read and interpret technical drawings Entry Requirements: • Experience in a construction trade is essential