You start the day from the district office, open the system, and create a general plan. You have a daily meeting with colleagues at the head office to discuss the day's tasks. You have a consultation with the district police officer. You continue working on the district plan to improve liveability. You discuss a nuisance file with a senior housing consultant. You have a meeting with residents who want to contribute to a pleasant neighborhood.
You make a round through the district: you visit residential buildings for complaints about pollution, check technical defects, and perform small repairs where possible. You identify dangerous situations and report them to the municipality. At the end of the day, you update the data and prepare activities for the next day.
What you do
- You are the point of contact for tenants in the district.
- You maintain active contact with involved authorities.
- You perform cleaning checks and supervise public green spaces.
- You address residents with overdue garden maintenance.
- You identify vulnerable residents who need help.
- You check the quality of cleaning work and assess garden maintenance for tenants; where necessary, you offer help and keep a close eye on things.
What they ask
- Possesses MBO work and thinking level.
- Is firm and makes contact easily.
- Dares to address residents clearly and respectfully.
- Has an eye for liveability, safety, and vulnerable residents.
- Quickly identifies problems and practically seeks solutions.
- Collaborates well with colleagues, residents, and external partners.
- Can plan and execute tasks independently.
- Is digitally skilled and possesses a driving license B.
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