17 Sep
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Syncom Auditing
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Melbourne
17 Sep
Syncom Auditing
Melbourne
Syncom is a growing property safety compliance business working with real estate agencies, property managers and landlords across Victoria and NSW. We're expanding throughout inner and outer suburbs of Melbourne, and need a local technicians to support growth.
About rental minimum standards
Since March 2021, every rental property in Victoria must meet a set of minimum standards covering basic safety, security and comfort.
These include working locks on external doors, a functioning heater in the main living area, a safe electrical setup with switchboard safety switches, proper ventilation, window coverings in bedrooms and living areas, a working kitchen, bathroom and toilet, and a home that is free from mould, damp and structural hazards.
Our technicians inspect properties against these requirements so rental providers and property managers can be confident their rentals are compliant, and renters can feel safe in their homes.
The role
- Carry out smoke alarm safety checks and rental minimum standards inspections
- Complete accurate reports on site using our field app
- Support the team as a Trade Assistant or Door Knocker when needed, including helping with property access and liaising with renters
About you
- Experience not required, as full training provided
- Previous experience in smoke alarm servicing, property inspections or a related trade would be excellent
- Friendly, professional and comfortable dealing with renter
- Current driver's licence and happy to travel where required
- Willing to undergo a National Police & Working with Childrens Checks
What we offer
- Casual through to full-time positions available
- $32–$38 per hour, depending on experience
- Car allowance or vehicle supplied options
- Local work with less time on the road
- The chance to help build our presence in the region
Apply now with your resume and a short note about your experience.
📌 Minimum Standards & Smoke Alarm Technician (Melbourne)
🏢 Syncom Auditing
📍 Melbourne