Neighbourhood management staff

The work of the neighborhood caretaker is aimed at a liveable neighborhood that is clean, whole and safe.

• You are the link between residents and authorities.
• You are the point of contact for local residents and environmental management.
• You supervise the fire lanes, porches and cellars.
• You report technical malfunctions and irregularities.
• You speak to residents if they do something that is prohibited.
• You clean up litter and replace broken lamps in the fire lanes.
• You prepare reports and consult with the corporations about this.
• For the elderly, you do chores in and around the house.
• You participate in various consultations and neighborhood-oriented activities such as Spring Fever and neighborhood days.
• You do other work that benefits the residents and the living environment.

• You have a social and service-oriented attitude.
• You have good communication skills.
• You have an active working attitude.
• You are physically able to perform the work.
• You can work independently as well as in a team.