Resident Liaison Officer

Guildmore has an exciting opportunity for a Resident Liaison Officer to join our Facades & Cladding Unit!

You will be based at one of our sites and may be required to travel to other locations when projects are complete.

In this role, you will be responsible for supporting tenants in their homes and ensuring that all planned works, queries, and complaints are addressed in a timely and professional manner.

Primary and General Responsibilities

• Serve as the primary point of contact for residents, addressing queries and concerns with tact and effectiveness.
• Address and resolve potential issues and handle complaints effectively.
• Document and register complaints following company and client protocols.
• Attend weekly/monthly meetings and provide relevant reports.
• Prepare and distribute regular Community Newsletters as required.
• Keep site notice boards regularly updated.
• Present updates to residents on progress and future activity.
• Undertake all other duties consistent with the scope of the role.
• Visit and meet residents in their homes, addressing their needs and queries while keeping them well-informed.
• Coordinate with the site team to facilitate smooth execution of remedial works, minimising disruption to residents.
• Develop and maintain effective working relationships with residents.

What We Offer

• Competitive salary and benefits package.
• Supportive, family-owned company culture.
• Opportunities for growth and professional development.

Founded in 1988, Guildmore is a family-owned business dedicated to fostering a supportive workplace where growth and well-being take centre stage. With four specialised units—Construction, Facades & Cladding, Planned Works, and Land Development—we deliver bespoke solutions for clients and communities.

As an Equal Opportunities Employer, we are committed to inclusivity and ensuring that everyone can thrive.

Join our team and be part of something exceptional at Guildmore!

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