Shrivenham 2015
Annual guide for serving personnel and their families in the Shrivenham station detailing Local Amenities, Housing, Education & Leisure activities in the area. Annual guide for serving personnel and their families in the Shrivenham station detailing Local Amenities, Housing, Education & Leisure activities in the area.
The Joint Service Housing Advice Office (JSHAO) Your Transition to Civilian Housing Starts Here What is the JSHAO? The JSHAO provides Service Personnel and their dependants with civilian housing information and advice. We can advise on how best to access Social Housing, and offer guidance on all other civilian housing options available to you. Housing Briefings We provide a range of housing briefings for Service Personnel. Our Civilian Housing Briefings are held at Regional Resettlement Centres in the UK and Education Centres in Germany and Cyprus. These ½ day briefs are designed to give you the information to help you make informed choices on your civilian housing. While Civilian Housing Briefings are normally attended in the last two years of Service, any Service Personnel and/or their partner is welcome at any stage of their Service. The MoD Referral Scheme The JSHAO runs the Ministry of Defence Referral Scheme. This scheme may be able to help you if you are looking for Housing Association housing on leaving the Service. Applicants can apply for housing in a number of areas, however we cannot guarantee that accommodation will become available in your chosen areas, or that applicants will be housed through the scheme. For more information and application forms visit our website or call the office and speak to the MoD Referral Scheme Coordinator. Affordable Housing Options Service Personnel (and ex service personnel within 12 months of discharge) have priority status with regard to government affordable housing initiatives. For more information on the current government housing schemes and MoD funded initiatives available, please contact the JSHAO team. ‘Housing Matters’ Magazine Ten months a year the JSHAO produces a magazine. It contains information designed to help you when you are considering your civilian housing. Copies should be easily available within your Unit but if you have difficulty obtaining a copy please ring the JSHAO or visit our website. JSHAO Contact Details Joint Service Housing Advice Office, Montgomery House, Hammersley Barracks, Queens Avenue, ALDERSHOT, Hampshire GU11 2JN Tel: Mil: 94222 7574 Civ: 01252 787574 www.gov.uk/housing-for-service-personnel-and-families Single Person Accommodation Centre for the Ex-Services – SPACES If you are single and about to leave, SPACES may be able to help you find somewhere to live. SPACES is tasked by the MoD to help place single Service Leavers in appropriate accommodation. Tel: 01748 833797 Email: spaces@riverside.org.uk Page 60 Your Accommodation
Reporting Faults through the CarillionAmey Helpdesk The CarillionAmey Helpdesk telephone number is: 0800 707 6000 (Freephone) The Helpdesk is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a week and provides a translation line for non English speakers. All faults should be reported to the Helpdesk, to report a fault, you will need to call the Helpdesk and provide the Agent with the following information: • Name • Address • Telephone number • Details of defect or problem reported. The Agent is likely to ask you a series of questions to help identify the problem in more detail. We may also need to inspect the problem before arranging work and whether there is any immediate action you should take. The Helpdesk advisor will then agree an appointment, with you based on the response times below: • Emergency – attend within three hours and make safe within 24 Hours • Urgent – Attend and rectify the problem within working five days • Routine – Attend and rectify the problem within 15 working days You will be provided with an AM or PM appointment on an agreed date for all your Response maintenance requests reported to the Helpdesk. You will then receive an appointment letter or email depending on your preference confirming the details for Urgent and Routine jobs. Emergency calls are defined as a problem that could have immediate consequence for your health, safety and security, or where it is necessary to prevent serious damage to the property. In these circumstances, if a repair is complicated, it will be made safe until a permanent repair can be organised. Examples of Emergency Call Outs include: • Total loss of electrical power or light • Blockage to your only toilet. • Blocked drains (but not gullies blocked by leaves etc.) • Loss of water supply. • Burst pipes or taps that will not turn off (but not dripping taps) • Severe roof leaks. • Loss of heating in winter when no other heating is available, especially where children or elderly people are affected. Please be aware that: • If you call out a contractor to complete an emergency repair, which is not justified, then you may be charged for the costs involved. • Emergency problems will be made safe within 24 hrs. (Permanent repairs longer) • If the contractor is unable to obtain reasonable access to emergency and urgent repairs they will be downgraded to routine. Please note: Under extreme circumstances, when there is a clear and present danger to occupants, you may be instructed to vacate the premises until the danger can be made safe. SMELL OF GAS or NO GAS? Ring Transco IMMEDIATELY on 0800 111 999. If you smell Gas or lose your Gas supply TURN OFF THE GAS SUPPLY AT THE METER and refer to your Occupants Handbook or the Gas page in the Telephone Book for other precautionary measures. PLEASE NOTE:- CarillionAmey will not arrange for work to be carried out on any gas system where there is an invalid gas safety certificate, except to make a system safe. Your Accommodation Page 61
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Reporting Faults through the CarillionAmey<br />
Helpdesk<br />
The CarillionAmey Helpdesk telephone number is:<br />
0800 707 6000 (Freephone)<br />
The Helpdesk is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a week and provides a translation line for non English speakers. All<br />
faults should be reported to the Helpdesk, to report a fault, you will need to call the Helpdesk and provide the Agent<br />
with the following information:<br />
• Name • Address • Telephone number • Details of defect or problem reported.<br />
The Agent is likely to ask you a series of questions to help identify the problem<br />
in more detail. We may also need to inspect the problem before arranging work and whether there is any immediate<br />
action you should take.<br />
The Helpdesk advisor will then agree an appointment, with you based<br />
on the response times below:<br />
• Emergency – attend within three hours and make safe within 24 Hours<br />
• Urgent – Attend and rectify the problem within working five days<br />
• Routine – Attend and rectify the problem within 15 working days<br />
You will be provided with an AM or PM appointment on an agreed date for all your Response maintenance requests<br />
reported to the Helpdesk. You will then receive an appointment letter or email depending on your preference<br />
confirming the details for Urgent and Routine jobs.<br />
Emergency calls are defined as a problem that could have immediate consequence for your health, safety and security, or<br />
where it is necessary to prevent serious damage to the property. In these circumstances, if a repair is complicated, it will<br />
be made safe<br />
until a permanent repair can be organised.<br />
Examples of Emergency Call Outs include:<br />
• Total loss of electrical power or light • Blockage to your only toilet.<br />
• Blocked drains (but not gullies blocked by leaves etc.) • Loss of water supply.<br />
• Burst pipes or taps that will not turn off (but not dripping taps) • Severe roof leaks.<br />
• Loss of heating in winter when no other heating is available, especially where<br />
children or elderly people are affected.<br />
Please be aware that:<br />
• If you call out a contractor to complete an emergency repair, which is not justified, then you may be charged for the<br />
costs involved.<br />
• Emergency problems will be made safe within 24 hrs. (Permanent repairs longer)<br />
• If the contractor is unable to obtain reasonable access to emergency and urgent repairs they will be downgraded to<br />
routine.<br />
Please note: Under extreme circumstances, when there is a clear and present danger to occupants, you may be<br />
instructed to vacate the premises until the danger can be made safe.<br />
SMELL OF GAS or NO GAS? Ring Transco IMMEDIATELY on 0800 111 999.<br />
If you smell Gas or lose your Gas supply TURN OFF THE GAS SUPPLY AT THE METER and refer to your Occupants<br />
Handbook or the Gas page in the Telephone Book for other precautionary measures.<br />
PLEASE NOTE:- CarillionAmey will not arrange for work to be carried out on any gas system where there is an<br />
invalid gas safety certificate, except to make a system safe.<br />
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