Our volunteer committee chairs are essential for the running of our members’ sector groups. Our sector groups usually meet twice each year and as a volunteer chair, you would be expected to:
- Chair and lead meetings at least twice each year
- Follow the group’s Terms of Reference
- Maintain close links with the technical lead for the sector group between meetings, to ensure progress against agreed actions.
Am I suited to this role?
The suitable candidate should:
- Be an advocate for the Property Care Association (PCA), supportive of our aims and objectives
- Be a member or employed by a member company, and in good standing
- Be used to taking the lead and managing small groups
- Have good interpersonal and influencing skills
- Have good time management
- Be able to commit to the requirements of the role for a maximum three year term.
The Chair should ensure that they adhere to the PCA Code of Conduct and policies, at all times.
What's in it for me?
This role provides the opportunity for the candidate to develop their own professional skills, whilst raising their profile in the industry.
Further information
For further information or an informal discussion, please contact Sarah Garry via [email protected].
About the Property Care Association
The Property Care Association (PCA) is the leading representative organisation for the UK’s building protection industry. Our skilled and audited membership operate across domestic, commercial and civil sectors in the structural repair, structural waterproofing, wood preservation, damp protection, flood remediation and invasive weed control industries.
Focused on the complete building envelope, our members’ expertise protects the integrity and comfort of domestic buildings in both new build and refurbishment projects, guarding against moisture damage, damp, mould and decay. Members also deliver cutting edge techniques to protect commercial and civil structures against water penetration and ground gases, as well using the latest scientific methods to tackle invasive weeds, including Japanese knotweed, across all urban, rural and watercourse environments.