Community & Development Project Officer
Community & Development Project Officer
Interested in Community Led Housing? Then this exciting and challenging role may be for you!
The Community & Development Project Officer will work on a range of development projects to deliver affordable housing. This will include managing projects from conception stage through to end of defects stage and liaising with a wide range of community groups, contractors, consultants and partners.
Applicants must be resourceful and enthusiastic with at least 2 years’ experience in the construction sector. Experience in undertaking site visits and monitoring project progress is a must along with experience of contract tendering and procurement. Sound interpersonal skills are essential along with a flexible approach and eagerness to learn new skills.
A full valid driving license and use of a car is essential.
Hybrid/remote working will be considered (with requirement to travel within Highlands and neighbouring local authority areas) as will a secondment arrangement. Consideration will be given to individuals or organisations that wish to consider consultancy work.
To apply: Please submit a CV and supporting statement (no more than 2 sides of A4) before 4 December 2024 to eileen.irvine@chtrust.co.uk
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We adopt the following fair work working practices:
* Provide appropriate channels for effective voice in the workplace
* Committed to workforce development
* Do not use zero hours contracts
* Pay the real living wage
* Offer flexible and family friendly working practices for all workers from day one of employment
* Oppose the use of ‘fire and rehire’ practices
* Support and promote equality and diversity