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Head of Estates, Strategy, Compliance & Planning Salary: 75,777 + Car Allowance Location: Maidstone, Kent (Hybrid Working) Hours: 37 hours per week, Monday to Friday Reports to: Chief Financial Officer Line Management: 4 direct reports - Asset & Planning Manager, Building Safety Manager, Compliance Manager, Energy Manager Main Purpose of the Role: To lead the strategic planning and long-term development of the estate portfolio for Kent Police, ensuring optimal property utilisation, statutory compliance, and environmental sustainability. The postholder will be responsible for developing and delivering a 10-20-year estate strategy aligned with operational policing needs and the vision of the Chief Constable and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC). Key Responsibilities: Strategic Estate Planning: Develop and implement a long-term estate strategy and property plan, ensuring alignment with operational requirements and future policing needs. Environmental Leadership: Lead the Force's green agenda in estates, embedding sustainability, energy efficiency, and carbon reduction into all estate-related activities. Team Leadership: Provide visible leadership to the Estates Strategy, Compliance & Planning team, setting clear objectives, monitoring performance, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement. Compliance & Risk Management: Oversee statutory compliance across the estate, including fire safety, water and electrical testing, and ensure robust governance and risk management frameworks are in place. Asset Management: Maintain an accurate estate asset register and lead on property acquisitions, disposals, and utilisation to maximise value and efficiency. Policy & Process Development: Create and review estate-related policies and procedures to ensure legal compliance and operational effectiveness. Financial Oversight: Manage capital and revenue budgets for estate services, ensuring financial accountability and alignment with strategic priorities. Stakeholder Engagement: Act as the subject matter expert, advising senior leaders and engaging with internal and external stakeholders to deliver innovative estate solutions. Person Specification: Essential Qualifications & Experience: Chartered Surveyor with RICS accreditation Extensive leadership experience in estates or construction at a strategic level Proven track record in estate strategy, compliance, and asset management Strong financial acumen, including experience in complex financial modelling Excellent negotiation and communication skills Experience drafting strategic and compliance documentation Desirable Attributes: Proactive, self-motivated, and flexible Strong interpersonal skills and ability to influence at all levels Skilled in coordinating and prioritising across a diverse estate portfolio Committed to sustainability and continuous improvement Benefits includes 30 days annual leave increasing upon service + 1 day for Xmas, 400 a month car allowance or lease scheme. Annual salary increase

Building Surveyor Location: North West Leicestershire District Council Rate: £30.39 per hour (Inside IR35) Contract: Initial 3-month assignment Hours: Full-time North West Leicestershire District Council is seeking an experienced and proactive Building Surveyor to join their Responsive Repairs, Voids and Minor Works Team. This is a key technical role supporting the council's domestic rented housing portfolio, with a strong focus on quality assurance, compliance, and strategic asset management. Key Responsibilities As Building Surveyor, you will act as a senior professional advisor, delivering high-quality surveying services across a broad range of responsibilities: Lead defect diagnostics and resolution, including damp and mould cases Conduct measured surveys and prepare specifications, orders, and contract documentation Manage stock condition surveys, asset registers, and life cycle cost plans Support budget preparation, feasibility reporting, and financial monitoring Undertake inspections to identify statutory non-compliance and building fabric failures Support disrepair cases and attend court as a witness when required Oversee external contractors and ensure compliance with council policies and procedures Ensure adherence to Building Regulations, Planning, and CDM legislation Contribute to the Council's Zero Carbon roadmap and Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards Design and manage scopes of work, monitor progress, and evaluate completed projects Liaise with tenants to accommodate special requirements during works Provide technical advice for residential permission requests Lead or support project teams for new council buildings, acquisitions, and disposals What We're Looking For Strong technical expertise in building surveying and housing asset management Proven ability to manage complex projects and resolve disputes effectively Knowledge of relevant legislation and compliance standards Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills Experience working within local authority or public sector environments is desirable Additional Information Based within a supportive and professional team environment Opportunity to contribute to meaningful housing improvements across the district Initial 3-month contract with potential for extension If you're ready to bring your expertise to a forward-thinking council and help deliver high-quality housing services, we'd love to hear from you. Please get in touch with your CV and availability.

Conveyancing Technician Location: Bristol Salary: £44,911 Shift Pattern: Monday Friday, full-time Conveyancing Technician Benefits: Leadership opportunity within a strategic asset management team Exposure to complex land and property transactions Ongoing professional development and training Collaborative team environment with legal and operational experts Opportunities to contribute to system and process improvement Varied caseload with scope for autonomy and influence Summary: Pin Point Recruitment is recruiting for a Conveyancing Technician to join a Strategic Asset Management team and support the delivery of land and property disposals and acquisitions. This senior role will manage a caseload of complex transactions, provide technical support to the conveyancing team, and act as a key point of contact for internal stakeholders and external legal representatives. The successful candidate will also contribute to the development of internal systems, legal compliance, and the continuous improvement of the conveyancing function, supporting the wider strategic objectives of the business. Responsibilities: Manage a caseload of complex or sensitive conveyancing transactions from property selection to post-completion Instruct and liaise with external legal representatives, review legal documentation, and facilitate completion of contracts, transfer deeds, leases, and deeds of variation Ensure all documentation and advice align with legal obligations and strategic goals Oversee the accurate preparation and issue of legal packs and forms, collaborating with operational teams Act as a technical lead within the team, providing support on title documentation, legal interpretation, and policy guidance Maintain accurate case management records and ensure legal and regulatory compliance in documentation and processes Coordinate document execution and secure necessary consents within governance timelines Support the development of internal processes, templates, and best practices in collaboration with the Conveyancing Manager Act as deputy to the Conveyancing Manager, assisting with team oversight and resolving technical or procedural queries Support team development through training, mentoring, and knowledge sharing Monitor team performance and contribute to service improvements and strategic outcomes Promote positive relationships with internal teams and external stakeholders including agents, valuers, legal representatives, and auction houses Conveyancing Technician Key Skills & Experience: Essential: Demonstrable land law and conveyancing experience managing end-to-end transactions At least 2 years experience in conveyancing or property law, with a strong understanding of title documents and legal processes Proven ability to interpret legal risks and documentation and recommend action based on policy and legislation Experience liaising with legal professionals, valuers, surveyors, and agents to progress transactions Previous experience providing operational and technical support to colleagues Excellent communication skills with the ability to explain legal concepts clearly Strong organisational and time management skills High attention to detail in a compliance-driven environment Proficiency with Microsoft Office and document/case management systems Full UK driving licence (site visits and regional travel required) Desirable: Recognised legal qualification (e.g. Law degree, CILEx, or equivalent) If this opportunity sounds right for you, please apply and a member of the Pin Point Recruitment team will be in touch.

Senior Estates Surveyor North West 3 Months Initial (High Likelihood of Extension) 400 - 450 per day We're looking for an experienced Senior Estates Surveyor to join a proactive and close-knit estates team on an interim basis. In this key role, you'll manage a diverse caseload spanning valuations, estate management, and property strategy-while contributing to the Council's asset valuation programme and overseeing three managed workspace centres. Responsibilities: Lead on valuations as part of the Council's annual asset valuation cycle. Provide strategic and operational support across estate management, including: commercial and residential property valuations, acquisitions and disposals, landlord and tenant negotiations Support wider property reviews, projects, and initiatives. What We're Looking For: Chartered Surveyor (desirable) Proven background in estate management within the public or private sector Strong knowledge of valuation practices, property transactions, and landlord/tenant law Vivid Resourcing are committed to equality of opportunity for all applications from individuals are encouraged regardless of age, disability, sex, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief and marriage and civil partnerships or any other characteristic protected by law.

Building Surveyor Location: Whitwick Road, LE67 3FJ Start Date: ASAP Contract Duration: 3+ Months Working Hours: Mon Fri, 09 00, 37 Hours per week Pay rate: £ 23.32 per hour Job Ref: (phone number removed) Responsibilities Serve as the senior professional and technical advisor within the Responsive Repairs, Voids, and Minor Works Team for the council s domestic rented portfolio, ensuring compliance with consumer standards. Lead the delivery of a full defect diagnostic service, focusing on eradicating damp, mould, and other defects through accurate diagnostics, scoping, and reporting. Conduct measured surveys and compile information to assist with the preparation of specifications, orders, and contract documents. Manage a programme of stock condition surveys, Asset Registers, and Life Cycle Cost Plans for the Council housing stock, ensuring high maintenance standards and effective repair management. Assist in preparing budgets and feasibility reports, providing updates to the Responsive Repairs, Voids, and Minor Works Team Manager as needed. Conduct regular inspections to identify statutory non-compliance, building fabric failures, and manage day-to-day repair requests from reporting to completion. Support the disrepair process by ensuring guidelines are followed and outstanding repairs are completed promptly. Attend court as a witness in cases related to disrepair or enforcement activities when required. Manage external building contractors for NWLDC, ensuring compliance with policies and procedures, and effectively resolve disputes or conflicts. Ensure compliance with relevant legislation, including Building Regulations, Planning, and CDM Regulations, for the refurbishment of Council housing stock and commercial buildings. Collaborate with the Responsive Repairs, Voids, and Minor Works Team Manager to develop and implement strategies supporting the Council s Zero Carbon roadmap and compliance with Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards Regulations. Design costed scopes of work in compliance with Council Procurement rules, managing projects effectively to ensure quality and budget adherence. Liaise with tenants to accommodate special requirements during work projects. Conduct detailed surveys and provide technical advice for residential permission requests, ensuring compliance with building regulations. Participate as a key member or lead in Project Teams for new council buildings or property assets, including acquisitions and disposals. Additional Responsibilities View the service from the customer s perspective and suggest improvements. Perform duties efficiently and effectively, constantly challenging and improving personal performance. Contribute to building pride, passion, and reputation for NWLDC. Participate in the Council s appraisal scheme and undertake necessary training and development. Maintain high standards of health and safety practice in accordance with council policy. Promote the Council's Equality and Diversity Policy to ensure non-discriminatory service provision and employment practices. Undertake any other reasonable tasks appropriate to the grading of the post as required by the line manager. Assist in civil emergencies as instructed. Person Specification Membership in RICS, CIOB, or CABE (Building Surveyor) is required. Strong technical and professional advisory skills within the field of building surveying. Proven experience in managing building projects, including diagnostics, budgeting, and compliance with regulations. Excellent communication and negotiation skills for liaising with contractors, stakeholders, and tenants. Ability to manage multiple projects effectively, ensuring quality and budget control. Commitment to continuous personal and professional development. Strong understanding of health and safety practices and equality and diversity policies. DISCLAIMER: By applying for this vacancy, you consent to your personal information being shared with our client and any relevant third parties we engage with, for the purpose of assessing your suitability for the role. You acknowledge that it is your responsibility to inform i-Jobs in advance if there are any specific organisations or hirers to whom you do not wish your details to be disclosed.