ISCO Occupation Group 3334.1 Housing Manager
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Housing Manager: Housing managers oversee housing services for tenants or residents. They work for housing associations or private organisations for which they collect rental fees, inspect properties, suggest and implement improvements concerning repairs or neighbour nuissance issues, maintain communication with tenants, handle housing applications and liaise with local authorities and property managers. They hire, train and supervise personnel.
Essential Skills
- Liaise With Local Authorities
- Property Law
- Manage Personnel
- Liaise With Managers
- Strive For Company Growth
- Analyse Market Financial Trends
- Create A Financial Plan
- Advise On Financial Matters
- Financial Analysis
- Plan Health And Safety Procedures
- Communicate With Tenants
- Investigate Social Security Applications
- Inform On Renting Agreements
- Provide Information On Properties
- Handle Tenant Changeover
- Building Codes
- Financial Management
- Financial Statements
- Assess Construction Compliance
- Collect Rental Fees
- Follow Company Standards
- Examine The Conditions Of Buildings
- Liaise With Property Owners
- Analyse Financial Performance Of A Company
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Plan Allocation Of Space
- Enforce Financial Policies
- Building Construction Principles
Optional Skills
- Collect Property Financial Information
- Perform Property Market Research
- Analyse Community Needs
- Prepare Inventory Of Properties
- Supervise Property Development Projects
- Obtain Financial Information
- Build Community Relations
- Report Major Building Repairs
- Plan Buildings Maintenance Work
- Government Social Security Programmes
- Real Estate Market
- Public Housing Legislation
- Fire Safety Regulations
- Work Within Communities
- Organise A Damage Assessment
- Energy Performance Of Buildings
- Organise Property Viewing
Alternative Names
- Housing Coordinator
- Housing Officer
- Neighbourhood Manager
- Housing Agent
- Housing Administrator
