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• Build strong, professional relationships with residents from start to finish.
• Clearly explain project timelines, impacts, and expectations.
• Host resident meetings, drop‑ins, and consultations.
• Share regular updates through letters, emails, calls, and face‑to‑face visits.

• Be the go‑to contact for resident questions, concerns, and complaints.
• Resolve issues quickly and professionally, escalating when needed.
• Provide tailored support for vulnerable residents.
• Track satisfaction and help drive continuous improvement.

• Work closely with site teams, contractors, and housing providers.
• Arrange access and scheduling with residents.
• Keep accurate records of interactions, complaints, and resolutions.
• Support site managers with planning and logistics.

• Liaise with housing associations, local authorities, and client reps.
• Promote Lovell’s commitment to social value and community impact.
• Support local initiatives such as training, employment, and resident events.

• Ensure residents understand safety procedures during works.
• Identify and report safeguarding or welfare concerns.
• Follow GDPR, confidentiality, and all company policies.

• Customer‑facing experience (ideally social housing, construction, or repairs).
• Excellent communication and relationship‑building skills.
• Strong problem‑solving and conflict‑resolution abilities.
• Ability to juggle multiple priorities in a fast‑paced environment.
• Solid administrative and record‑keeping skills.

• Previous RLO or social housing experience.
• Knowledge of planned maintenance/refurbishment programmes.
• Understanding of tenant needs, including vulnerable groups.
• Full UK driving licence (if travel required).

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