Disabled Facilities Grants and private sector housing
Posted on Jul 27, 2026 by CV-Library
Hackney Central, Greater London, United Kingdom
Social Care
Immediate Start
£36.8 - £36.8 Hourly
Contract/Project
Key focus: Disabled Facilities Grants, housing adaptations, residential surveying, and private-sector housing casework.
About the Role
Experienced in Disabled Facilities Grants and private sector housing? A high-impact contract, helping residents access essential adaptations that improve safety, independence and quality of life.You'll take ownership of DFG and housing adaptation casework, turning assessments into practical works that make homes safer, more accessible and fit for purpose.
Key Responsibilities
Take ownership of DFG and private sector housing casework from assessment through to resolution.
Turn Occupational Therapist recommendations into clear, practical and deliverable works.
Inspect residential properties and produce accurate specifications, drawings and schedules of work.
Drive adaptation and improvement projects forward, keeping residents, contractors and internal teams aligned.
Resolve site issues quickly through confident communication with residents, contractors, architects and colleagues.
Spot risks, service failings and complex issues early, escalating where appropriate.
Support targeted enforcement activity when service needs require flexibility outside standard office hours.
About You
Proven experience administering Disabled Facilities Grants / DFGs.
Confident interpreting Occupational Therapist recommendations and converting them into suitable works.
Strong building construction knowledge, including schedules of work, building regulations and health and safety.
Experience completing financial means test assessments.
Sound knowledge of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act and the DFG process.
Skilled in residential surveying, specifications, drawings and schedules of work.
Able to manage adaptations and improvement projects with minimal supervision.
Clear, confident communicator who can work effectively with residents, contractors, architects and internal teams.
Highly organised, deadline-focused and able to manage multiple live cases.
Customer-focused, inclusive and sensitive to the needs of vulnerable adults, children and residents requiring adaptations.
Qualifications and training
Degree or Diploma in Environmental Health, or an equivalent housing-related qualification.
Recognised HHSRS assessor training.
Apply now to bring your DFG, housing adaptations and residential surveying expertise to a high-impact contract role.
Diamond Blaque is acting as the employment business for this vacancy. We are committed to equality, diversity and inclusion, and welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates
About the Role
Experienced in Disabled Facilities Grants and private sector housing? A high-impact contract, helping residents access essential adaptations that improve safety, independence and quality of life.You'll take ownership of DFG and housing adaptation casework, turning assessments into practical works that make homes safer, more accessible and fit for purpose.
Key Responsibilities
Take ownership of DFG and private sector housing casework from assessment through to resolution.
Turn Occupational Therapist recommendations into clear, practical and deliverable works.
Inspect residential properties and produce accurate specifications, drawings and schedules of work.
Drive adaptation and improvement projects forward, keeping residents, contractors and internal teams aligned.
Resolve site issues quickly through confident communication with residents, contractors, architects and colleagues.
Spot risks, service failings and complex issues early, escalating where appropriate.
Support targeted enforcement activity when service needs require flexibility outside standard office hours.
About You
Proven experience administering Disabled Facilities Grants / DFGs.
Confident interpreting Occupational Therapist recommendations and converting them into suitable works.
Strong building construction knowledge, including schedules of work, building regulations and health and safety.
Experience completing financial means test assessments.
Sound knowledge of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act and the DFG process.
Skilled in residential surveying, specifications, drawings and schedules of work.
Able to manage adaptations and improvement projects with minimal supervision.
Clear, confident communicator who can work effectively with residents, contractors, architects and internal teams.
Highly organised, deadline-focused and able to manage multiple live cases.
Customer-focused, inclusive and sensitive to the needs of vulnerable adults, children and residents requiring adaptations.
Qualifications and training
Degree or Diploma in Environmental Health, or an equivalent housing-related qualification.
Recognised HHSRS assessor training.
Apply now to bring your DFG, housing adaptations and residential surveying expertise to a high-impact contract role.
Diamond Blaque is acting as the employment business for this vacancy. We are committed to equality, diversity and inclusion, and welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates
Reference: 225417621
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Disabled Facilities Grants and private sector housing
Posted on Jul 27, 2026 by CV-Library
Hackney Central, Greater London, United Kingdom
Social Care
Immediate Start
£36.8 - £36.8 Hourly
Contract/Project
Key focus: Disabled Facilities Grants, housing adaptations, residential surveying, and private-sector housing casework.
About the Role
Experienced in Disabled Facilities Grants and private sector housing? A high-impact contract, helping residents access essential adaptations that improve safety, independence and quality of life.You'll take ownership of DFG and housing adaptation casework, turning assessments into practical works that make homes safer, more accessible and fit for purpose.
Key Responsibilities
Take ownership of DFG and private sector housing casework from assessment through to resolution.
Turn Occupational Therapist recommendations into clear, practical and deliverable works.
Inspect residential properties and produce accurate specifications, drawings and schedules of work.
Drive adaptation and improvement projects forward, keeping residents, contractors and internal teams aligned.
Resolve site issues quickly through confident communication with residents, contractors, architects and colleagues.
Spot risks, service failings and complex issues early, escalating where appropriate.
Support targeted enforcement activity when service needs require flexibility outside standard office hours.
About You
Proven experience administering Disabled Facilities Grants / DFGs.
Confident interpreting Occupational Therapist recommendations and converting them into suitable works.
Strong building construction knowledge, including schedules of work, building regulations and health and safety.
Experience completing financial means test assessments.
Sound knowledge of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act and the DFG process.
Skilled in residential surveying, specifications, drawings and schedules of work.
Able to manage adaptations and improvement projects with minimal supervision.
Clear, confident communicator who can work effectively with residents, contractors, architects and internal teams.
Highly organised, deadline-focused and able to manage multiple live cases.
Customer-focused, inclusive and sensitive to the needs of vulnerable adults, children and residents requiring adaptations.
Qualifications and training
Degree or Diploma in Environmental Health, or an equivalent housing-related qualification.
Recognised HHSRS assessor training.
Apply now to bring your DFG, housing adaptations and residential surveying expertise to a high-impact contract role.
Diamond Blaque is acting as the employment business for this vacancy. We are committed to equality, diversity and inclusion, and welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates
About the Role
Experienced in Disabled Facilities Grants and private sector housing? A high-impact contract, helping residents access essential adaptations that improve safety, independence and quality of life.You'll take ownership of DFG and housing adaptation casework, turning assessments into practical works that make homes safer, more accessible and fit for purpose.
Key Responsibilities
Take ownership of DFG and private sector housing casework from assessment through to resolution.
Turn Occupational Therapist recommendations into clear, practical and deliverable works.
Inspect residential properties and produce accurate specifications, drawings and schedules of work.
Drive adaptation and improvement projects forward, keeping residents, contractors and internal teams aligned.
Resolve site issues quickly through confident communication with residents, contractors, architects and colleagues.
Spot risks, service failings and complex issues early, escalating where appropriate.
Support targeted enforcement activity when service needs require flexibility outside standard office hours.
About You
Proven experience administering Disabled Facilities Grants / DFGs.
Confident interpreting Occupational Therapist recommendations and converting them into suitable works.
Strong building construction knowledge, including schedules of work, building regulations and health and safety.
Experience completing financial means test assessments.
Sound knowledge of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act and the DFG process.
Skilled in residential surveying, specifications, drawings and schedules of work.
Able to manage adaptations and improvement projects with minimal supervision.
Clear, confident communicator who can work effectively with residents, contractors, architects and internal teams.
Highly organised, deadline-focused and able to manage multiple live cases.
Customer-focused, inclusive and sensitive to the needs of vulnerable adults, children and residents requiring adaptations.
Qualifications and training
Degree or Diploma in Environmental Health, or an equivalent housing-related qualification.
Recognised HHSRS assessor training.
Apply now to bring your DFG, housing adaptations and residential surveying expertise to a high-impact contract role.
Diamond Blaque is acting as the employment business for this vacancy. We are committed to equality, diversity and inclusion, and welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates
Reference: 225417621
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