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More information >>Salary: up to £32,752 per annum (plus £600 tool allowance)
Hours: 40 hours per week (plus out of hours cover, rota basis)
We are looking for Multi-skilled Trade Operatives to join our highly motivated and successful in-house Repairs Team who do such a great job they’re achieving a 94% satisfaction score so far this year!
As such you must be a qualified carpenter or plumber to apply for this role.
You will sometimes work on ‘reactive’ repairs which involves attending people’s homes to carry out a variety of day-to-day repairs always ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction are achieved. You will be provided with a van and will be responsible for purchasing your own materials and managing your own stock to ensure you get the job done right first time where possible. Other times you will carry out larger works such as kitchen and bathroom upgrades in a reasonable time frame and to a high standard. You will also work in our vacant void properties bringing them up to a standard ready for someone to make that property a home.
You will be provided with a van and will be responsible for purchasing your own materials and managing your own stock to ensure you get the job done right first time where possible.
At all times you will adhere to good health and safety practices ensuring the safety of yourself, your colleagues and the people we serve.
You will be responsible for managing your jobs through an app on your company phone and liaising with the Scheduling Team so that jobs can be completed seamlessly maximizing the time and value for Coastal.
Coastal is a charitable housing association (also known as a social landlord or a community landlord) providing 6,000 homes in Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, Carmarthenshire, and Bridgend. We have been providing homes at low rents to local people in and around the Swansea area since the 1970s.
Most of the homes we provide and manage are let at what is known as a ‘social rent,’ which means they are determined within a formula set by Welsh Government and are less than what you would expect to pay a private landlord for a similar property in the local market. A much smaller number of homes are let as what is known as ‘intermediate rents,’ which means the rents are between a social rent and market rent. We don’t have any properties that are let at a market rent. .
We also build new homes, funded by a mix of government grants and private finance from banks and other funders.
3rd Floor, 220 High Street,
Swansea SA1 1NW