Community Caretaker

About the role

The role is primarily lone working requiring someone who is confident working independently using their initiative and managing their own workload. You will however receive regular on site support and visits from the Neighbourhood Housing Managers and our Regeneration team.

You will be based on site for 37 hours per week working 8:00am to 4:30pm and will spend the majority of your time out in the communal areas and around the building rather than in an office or gardens. The position involves regular interaction with residents contractors and visitors as well as encouraging resident involvement in community activity including supporting the upkeep of and participation in shared green spaces gardens and growing areas.

About The BIOME building

The biophilic Living Building on Oxford Street in Swansea stands as a powerful example of how architecture can reconnect people with nature in the heart of a city. Its unique design meets the core aims of the Future Generations Bill. The design breathes life into its surroundings weaves natural light greenery and sustainable materials into every corner creating a space that feels alive and uplifting. More than just a building it inspires a future where urban living supports both people and the planetreminding us that even in busy streets nature can flourish and nurture our wellbeing.

The building will be a buzz of activity from the retail and commercial spaces to the 4-story glass house with views across Swansea Bay. This role will be a pivotal part of the wider team to ensure Codi customers feel at home and engaged in the research and community activity surrounding the building.

Skills and Experience Needed

We are looking for someone who enjoys working with people takes pride in their surroundings and is confident working independently. You will have experience providing customer service or working with the public and feel comfortable supporting residents with day to day queries. The role requires good organisation and communication skills the ability to manage a varied workload and a calm professional approach when dealing with challenging situations. You should be practical and proactive with an interest in maintaining buildings shared spaces and green areas such as gardens or planting spaces. Basic IT skills an understanding of health and safety and a willingness to learn are essential along with a genuine desire to create safe welcoming environments and support strong connected communities.