Asset Database Officer
Looking for a role where your attention to detail and love of data can make a real difference? This temporary opportunity puts you at the heart of property asset management, supporting a well known organisation in Southampton. If you thrive on keeping systems accurate, enjoy working with data, and want to see the impact of your work across a wide range of properties, this is your chance to step in and make things run smoothly. You’ll be joining a team that values precision, collaboration, and the ability to keep things organised- while gaining valuable experience in the public sector. Reporting to the Asset Database Manager, you will be responsible for:
- Maintaining and updating domestic and corporate Stock Condition Databases and record management systems
- Collating, uploading, exporting, and analysing property and asset data to ensure accuracy and accessibility
- Supporting the production of performance and compliance reports
- Carrying out robust data validation and cleansing processes
- Ensuring all data management activities comply with GDPR and audit requirements
- Providing expert advice and support to colleagues on data management and asset systems
- Assisting with contract register administration and supporting financial data collation for asset management activities
- Contributing to the development and improvement of systems and procedures for data accuracy and accessibility
- Supporting internal and external audit exercises and responding to ad hoc data requests
- Educated to minimum Level 3 (NVQ/SVQ, BTEC, A Level) or equivalent demonstrable experience in a related field
- Previous experience in a data administration, data management, or asset management support role (such as Data Administrator, Asset Data Assistant, or Database Support)
- Strong IT skills, including practical knowledge of Excel and confidence working with database systems
- Experience with data entry, export, validation, and audit procedures
- Effective planning and organisational skills
- Good communication skills, both verbal and written, with the ability to work collaboratively
- Understanding of GDPR and data protection best practice
- Experience in a social housing environment, property compliance management, or with asset management databases (such as Keystone or Technology Forge) is desirable
- The chance to make a visible impact in a key local authority team
- Experience working with large-scale property and asset data
- Supportive colleagues and a collaborative working environment
- Opportunity to develop your skills in data management and public sector processes