Women s Aid South Lanarkshire and East Renfrewshire (WASLER) is a voluntary organisation providing Refuge accommodation, support, information and advice to the women, children and young people of South Lanarkshire who are currently experiencing, or have experienced, domestic abuse. WASLER works with children, young people and women to support improved outcomes. WASLER reflects the complexity and range of services required to meet the national and local agendas for women, children and young people exposed to the issues of domestic abuse. Refuge accommodation for women, children and young people operates within the context of legislative frameworks and national policy drivers and local priorities. The aim of the service is to ensure the well-being of women, children and young people requiring temporary accommodation as a result of domestic abuse, ensuring that they receive the support essential to their safety, health, future opportunities and economic well-being. The post holder will be responsible for ensuring the refuge accommodation is maintained to a high standard, is fit for purpose and safe. The role involves turnaround of void properties, completion of all void health safety, reporting/managing repairs, general admin duties in relation to the accommodation, replenishing of refuge stock, all cleaning duties and minor DIY tasks such as painting, building flat pack furniture and hanging pictures. As all our accommodation are self-contained properties it is essential the post holder has a driving licence and use of a car. Responsible for maintaining Refuge housing, in accordance with WASLER s operational policies and procedures. To ensure that the Refuges provide a safe, supportive and welcoming environment in compliance with Housing Law, Regulations and the requirements of Registered Social Landlords and the Local Authority Housing Department. To contribute to WASLER s aims and objectives by developing effective partnerships and good links within the area, including with outside agencies and organisations including Local Authorities and Registered Social Landlords. To ensure the highest standard of accommodation is achieved and that housing maintenance tasks are regularly carried out. through bi-monthly supervision meetings, annual appraisals and performance management. To participate in ongoing training and development. To produce refuge accommodation records that are kept to the required standard to ensure quality service provision and clarity and accuracy for monitoring purposes. To ensure regular Health and Safety and Risk Assessment Procedures are carried out and hold responsibility for Health and Safety on sites. To maintain confidentiality of women, children and young people living in the Refuges and accessing services. To work within a line management structure and to report immediately any problems / difficulties/ complaints to the Refuge Team Manager or CEO and participate in any follow up investigations as required. Liaison with key partners and agencies to ensure effective working relationships and information exchange in relation to property maintenance. To ensure that the organisation s Health & Safety policy is followed and training is undertaken in all pertinent health and safety procedures. To partake in the organisation s staff training and development policies. To demonstrate a commitment to the principles of equal rights both in relation to employee issues and service delivery, and adhere to the policies of WASLER in the performance of duties. To participate in WASLER s system of performance appraisal. What is on offer for the Property and Maintenance Worker? 25 days annual leave per annum 12 public holidays per annum Access to the Employee Assistance Programme Training and Development Discounted high street shopping vouchers 10% pension contribution Salary: £24699 (22.5 hours part time over 3 days), subject to funding (with the possibility of continuation) For all posts, we can only accept applications from women under Schedule 9 (Part 1) of the Equality Act 2010.