We are currently recruiting on behalf of our client, a housing association that specialises in providing accessible and adaptable homes, for a Community Safety Officer on a Temporary basis. This is a 3-month opportunity, A valid driving license and personal vehicle are essential, including business insurance. This is a full-time role totalling 37hrs per week. This role also requires an enhanced DBS.
Day to day duties will include:
- Tackling anti-social behaviour, enforcing tenancy terms and conditions, carrying out investigations, serving notices and taking court action where necessary
- Supporting victims of domestic abuse working with partnership agencies and actively engaging in and attending MARAC and other partnership forums
- Proactively develop relationships and engage with local police, local and national enforcement agencies (e.g. immigration services) and local authority enforcement teams including environmental health and anti-social behaviour teams
- Effectively prioritise and manage a caseload, whilst ensuring diligent record keeping and administration across all areas of tenancy management, including the preparation of comprehensive casework, which can be required to support robust tenancy enforcement
- Act on the Community Trigger and other legislative requirements to be proactive in the management of anti-socialbehaviour
- Keep up to date on all developments in legislation, policy, regulation and best practice for the management andresolution of anti-social behaviour
- Proactively assess and address anti-social behaviour using a range of tools including referrals for mediation, homevisits, interviews, warning letters, acceptable behaviour contracts, injunction applications, possession proceedings andany other remedies that might become available from time to time
- Keep accurate and contemporaneous records of all steps taken to address anti-social behaviour and ensure accuratedrafting of court documents, witness statements collating of witness bundles, exhibits and other paperwork to ensure the furtherance and progression of litigation