The English-language job board for Spain

Housing Technician

Hybrid in Granada·Full-time·Added today (last checked 26 Oct)

Provivienda

11 open roles

Apply

Our summary

Salary: €24,426 a year
About €1,620 a month after tax.
Hours: Monday to Friday
Payments: 14 salary payments a year
Work mode: Hybrid, Granada
Contract: Fixed-term, full-time hours
Education: Vocational training (FP Grado Medio)
Driving licence: Required, own vehicle

Visa options

The ad doesn’t mention sponsorship
Not a refusal, but not a yes. Worth asking in your first message.

Find jobs with visa support

Skills

This job advert was originally written in Spanish.

Requirements

What we're looking for

Intermediate Vocational Training degree, High School diploma, or equivalent
Intervention with people in situations of residential exclusion
Advanced level computer skills (Microsoft Office)
Driver's license and own vehicle.
Knowledge of the LAU (Urban Leasing Act) and the Horizontal Property Law.
Commitment to the entity and strategic vision
Flexibility and adaptability to change
Teamwork
Orientation toward the participating person
Organizational skills
Proactive and decisive capacity
Effective communication
Negotiation skills
Positive conflict management.

Nice to have

Disability certificate of at least 33%.
Specific training in intermediation or mediation for conflict resolution in general, or specifically in the residential and/or neighborhood sphere.
Training in the technological, marketing, and advertising fields applied to the real estate sector.
Paid work experience, or experience as a volunteer, working with people in situations of social exclusion.
Knowledge of other languages.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

Gross monthly salary: 1744.71 € (14 payments)

Gross annual salary: 24425.96 €

Flexible working hours for arrival and departure.
Part-time teleworking
For full annual working days: 60 hours of free availability
23 working days of vacation
Opportunities for work-life balance.
Career opportunities and professional development.
PC and Smartphone with access to M365 environment.
Participation in social innovation, digital transformation, and agility processes.

The role

Program: Alliance for the development of the intervention program for the comprehensive care of homeless people in the municipality of Granada

Your mission will be the technical development of the housing area of the Housing First and Housing Led program in the municipality of Granada. You will be responsible for housing procurement and the monitoring and support of participants in the proper use of the housing, monitoring of financial contributions, and mediation with owners, neighbors, insurance companies, and utility companies. As well as searching for accommodation solutions to support residential autonomy plans.

What you'll do

Study of priority action areas and identification of housing that can be rented.
Active search for housing through: "cold calling" procurement, leafleting, mailings, specialized websites, innovative search and procurement techniques, etc.
Assistance to owners, assessment, and negotiation of rental prices.
Visiting properties and assessing their condition for rental.
Technical reports with proposals for the necessary improvements for rental.
Preparation of inventories and photographic reports of the properties.
Receipt and study of the documentation necessary for the signing of the lease agreement. Advising owners on the legal, technical, and tax aspects involved in renting a property.
Monitoring the preparation of the housing, its maintenance, and any repairs that must be carried out.
Entry and updating of housing and owner data in the IT application.
Preparation of the application, sending, and receiving of multi-risk insurance policies for the properties.
Management of the change of ownership in the utility contracts (water and electricity) for the housing.
Intermediation with owners, neighbors' associations, utility companies, and insurance companies.
Management of the housing stock CRM: Entry, modification, or deletion of housing data.
Handling inquiries from owners during the term of the lease agreement.
Periodic visits to support participants in the proper use of the housing.
Monitoring of payments to owners, utility companies, or other housing-related expenses, and the payment of contributions by the participants.
Develop support strategies with participants to guarantee the agreed financial contributions.
Training, support, and development of strategies for the proper use of the housing.
Facilitating the necessary documentation to participants for housing-related procedures (registration/empadronamiento, financial aid, access to services, certificates of stay, etc.)
Searching for accommodation alternatives/solutions to support residential autonomy plans
Coordination with the intervention teams of the Projects.
Coordination with Provivienda support services (administration, legal, strategic development, etc.)
Support in the preparation of the technical justification of the project and project monitoring reports.
Participation in the meetings and activities of the team and the entity.
In-person assistance at the reference office

How you'll work

Work Center: Camino de Ronda 172,18003, Granada

Working Day: 38.25 hours per week distributed from Monday to Friday

Contract type: Substitution

Start date: Immediate

Contract end date: December 31, 2026

Probationary period: 2 months

About Provivienda

Provivienda is a Spanish nonprofit organization focused on housing inclusion, working to ensure access to decent and affordable housing for vulnerable groups. It operates across Spain, offering social housing management, support services, and advocacy, with a multidisciplinary team of social workers, psychologists, and project managers.

Industry: Housing Inclusion Nonprofit
Employees: unknown
Headquarters: Madrid, Spain
In Spain: Madrid, Santander, Motril

Good to know if you are moving

Provivienda is a Spanish nonprofit, so roles are primarily based in Spain, with current openings in Madrid, Santander, and Motril.
The organization offers hybrid work arrangements for some positions, as indicated in current job listings.
Working at Provivienda involves contributing to social housing and inclusion projects, which may appeal to professionals with a background in social work, psychology, or project management.
The organization's website and job postings are in Spanish, so proficiency in Spanish is likely required for most roles.