Overview
In this role you drive improving private sector housing conditions within Camden’s Homes and Communities Directorate. You will lead enforcement and compliance in HMO licensing, using a full toolkit to address substandard housing and safeguard tenants. You’ll promote grants and landlord accreditation as alternatives, while guiding a team of officers to deliver objectives. You help shape housing policy through collaborative working with internal and external partners and casework leadership. This is a mission-driven opportunity to advance safe, well-managed homes at scale.
Pay / Benefits
- 27 days annual leave
- Local Government Pension Scheme
- Flexible working opportunities
- Interest free loans
- Career development and training
- Wellbeing support and activities
Responsibilities
- Lead enforcement and compliance inspections for Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) licensing schemes
- Utilise enforcement tools (Civil Penalty Notices, Banning Orders) to address substandard housing
- Promote grants and landlord accreditation as effective housing improvement options
- Support and mentor a team of professional officers to deliver service objectives
- Coordinate cross-service projects and collaborative efforts with internal/external partners
- Provide expert advice on complex cases and contribute to training and development
Key requirements
- Qualified Environmental Health Officer with certificate of registration from EHRB OR Chartered status
- Knowledge of Housing Act 2004 and relevant housing legislation
- Experience working with internal and external partners to implement housing strategies
- Experience managing cross-service projects and achieving outcomes
- Mentoring and training capability for staff development
- Ability to advise on complex cases and provide professional guidance
- collaborative working
- mentoring and coaching
- problem-solving
- Housing Act 2004 knowledge
- HMO licensing and enforcement
- Civil Penalty Notices
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