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Residential Block Manager Employment Contract UK

Name: Residential Block Manager Employment Contract UK
Brand: HRHeaven
SKU: block_manager_v1
Price: 19.99 GBP
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Define leasehold block management around transparent service delivery, maintained common areas and accountable client decisions.

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This contract includes Inspect assigned blocks and record communal-area, repair, safety and service issues. Coordinate authorised contractors, repairs and planned works and monitor completion evidence. Prepare or maintain service-charge budgets, expenditure records and variance information for review. Preview before payment PDF and editable DOCX files after checkoutBuilt for UK employers

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Last updated: 19 June 2026
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Job description

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Role-specific duties

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Working hours

Standard and flexible working arrangements.

Holiday entitlement

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Confidentiality

Client and company confidentiality.

Disciplinary process

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Notice periods

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When to use this contract

Manage assigned residential blocks, communal services, contractor activity and leaseholder or resident communications within approved budgets, client instructions and delegated authority.

Workplace context: Office, managed residential blocks, client meetings and agreed remote workplace where applicable.

What makes this role different

Follow approved portfolio, access, contractor, procurement, consultation, complaint and client-reporting procedures.

Not a fit / obtain specialist advice

Recheck the role or obtain appropriate advice if the work would exceed these maintained authority boundaries: Do not determine lease disputes, commit unapproved major expenditure, vary client instructions or present technical or legal opinion as expert advice.

What to prepare before you issue it

the blocks units and client structures
the budget spend and procurement limits
the inspection repair and emergency arrangements
the meeting consultation and reporting duties
the legal surveying accounting and complaint routes

Day-to-day operating brief

What Block Manager work looks like in practice

A Block Manager manages communal residential buildings for freeholders, management companies or resident clients. Work can include budgets, service-charge queries, contractor performance, inspections, repairs, insurance liaison, fire and building-safety records, meetings, consultations and arrears referral. Terms should specify portfolio, home working and travel, meeting hours, expenditure authority, procurement, conflicts, resident data and the boundary between practical management and legal, surveying or accounting advice requiring specialist input. A block portfolio may include lifts, gates, fire doors, roofs, communal heating, drainage and landscaped grounds, each with different inspection and contractor expertise. The manager should maintain a clear action trail from resident report to client decision and completed work. Employers should address access to individual flats for communal-system investigations, emergency contact trees, insurance claims, reserve-fund information and meetings with directors or residents. Major-works communication must remain within the authorised legal and surveying process rather than being improvised through ordinary repair correspondence.

Responsibilities reflected in the contract

Inspect assigned blocks and record communal-area, repair, safety and service issues.
Coordinate authorised contractors, repairs and planned works and monitor completion evidence.
Prepare or maintain service-charge budgets, expenditure records and variance information for review.
Respond professionally to leaseholders, residents, clients and contractors and maintain clear case records.
Support consultation, client meetings and major-works processes within the Employer's approved procedures.
Escalate safety, legal, technical, budget, complaint or lease-interpretation issues requiring specialist or senior authority.

A realistic working scenario

Residents request urgent façade work outside the approved budget, so the manager gathers technical evidence and follows the client approval and consultation route.

Outputs to agree

maintained communal buildings
transparent client and service-charge reporting
controlled contractor and resident casework

Records and evidence

Block inspections, defects, repairs, contractor instructions, expenditure, service-charge information, resident or leaseholder communications, consultations and decisions.

Reporting relationship

Typically reports to Senior Property Manager, Head of Property Management, Director or designated client lead. Confirm the employer's actual reporting structure in the builder.

Authority and escalation

Do not determine lease disputes, commit unapproved major expenditure, vary client instructions or present technical or legal opinion as expert advice.

Supervision

Coordinate assigned contractors and service providers; any employee supervision remains subject to documented delegated authority.

Tools and systems

Property-management, contractor, finance, document, communication and case-record systems authorised by the Employer.

Workplace context

Office, managed residential blocks, client meetings and agreed remote workplace where applicable.

Contract priorities

portfolio clients and leasehold services
budgets service charges and procurement
repairs major works and contractors
residents meetings safety and specialist referral

Information the employer should prepare

the blocks units and client structures
the budget spend and procurement limits
the inspection repair and emergency arrangements
the meeting consultation and reporting duties
the legal surveying accounting and complaint routes

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Work setting

Office, managed residential blocks, client meetings and agreed remote workplace where applicable.

Primary duties

Inspect assigned blocks and record communal-area, repair, safety and service issues.
Coordinate authorised contractors, repairs and planned works and monitor completion evidence.
Prepare or maintain service-charge budgets, expenditure records and variance information for review.
Respond professionally to leaseholders, residents, clients and contractors and maintain clear case records.

Tools and training to confirm

Property-management, contractor, finance, document, communication and case-record systems authorised by the Employer.

Governance focus

Employer procedures and role controls. Follow approved portfolio, access, contractor, procurement, consultation, complaint and client-reporting procedures. Site visits, lone working, communal-area hazards, contractor activity, access controls and prompt defect or incident escalation.

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Block Manager duties

Manage assigned residential blocks, communal services, contractor activity and leaseholder or resident communications within approved budgets, client instructions and delegated authority.

Inspect assigned blocks and record communal-area, repair, safety and service issues. Coordinate authorised contractors, repairs and planned works and monitor completion evidence. Prepare or maintain service-charge budgets, expenditure records and variance information for review. Respond professionally to leaseholders, residents, clients and contractors and maintain clear case records. Support consultation, client meetings and major-works processes within the Employer's approved procedures.

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What is added to the finished contract

Do not determine lease disputes, commit unapproved major expenditure, vary client instructions or present technical or legal opinion as expert advice.

Follow approved portfolio, access, contractor, procurement, consultation, complaint and client-reporting procedures.

Leaseholder and resident data, client instructions, service-charge information, access arrangements, complaints, contractor pricing and building records.

Site visits, lone working, communal-area hazards, contractor activity, access controls and prompt defect or incident escalation.

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