Showing posts with label Tenant Inspectors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tenant Inspectors. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 March 2011

Taking the First Steps Towards Resident Inspections

Date: 16 June Location: HouseMark, Coventry
Focusing in on resident led self regulation can help residents get the best out of their social housing providers. Resident inspectors can play a key role in this approach alongside scrutiny panels. The workshop will help participants find out how ready their organisation and its residents are to develop the role of resident inspectors. It will help develop an understanding of the requirements for effective resident inspector programmes and the fundamental support mechanisms that should first be put in place. This small interactive workshop will provide participants with an understanding of:
*how resident inspectors fit into models of resident led self regulation and co-regulation
*the practical framework required to support resident inspectors
*the key criteria that can used to assess service delivery
*benchmarking as a tool for scrutinising and monitoring performance
*the skills and resources required to carry out inspections.
Find full details on the HouseMark website.

Thursday, 2 September 2010

Are You Ready for Co-Regulation?

Focusing in on resident led self regulation can help residents get the best out of their landlord. Resident inspectors can play a key role in this approach alongside scrutiny panels. This workshop will help participants find out how ready their organisation and its residents are to develop the role of resident inspectors. It will develop an understanding of the requirements for effective resident inspector programmes and fundamental building blocks that should be first put in place. Find full details on the HouseMark website.

Tuesday, 24 November 2009

Tenant Inspection Advisers (TIAs)

The Audit Commission is currently recruiting TIAs to join their inspection teams specifically to provide the viewpoint of tenants, leaseholders and customers on the quality of housing services delivered by housing providers. They also work on the inspection of benefit services delivered by local authorities. Applicants must be a current or recent tenant or leaseholder of a property owned and/or managed by a social registered landlord. Pay is up to £141 plus expenses per day (depending on location) and the closing date for applications is 11 December 2009. Find full details on the Audit Commission website