The Building Surveyor will join a close-knit team with plenty of autonomy, a strong existing client base and the chance to keep progressing under an MD who gives people room to think, contribute and develop.
The Building Surveyor Role
The successful Building Surveyor will manage a portfolio of mixed clients, including freeholders, developers, building managers, and public sector entities, across a range of building and property types.
Key responsibilities of the Building Surveyor to include:
Provide contract administration services and lead on various project stages
Assist with building safety initiatives and implement building pathology skills for diagnostics and to manage project delivery successfully
Develop and maintain strong client relationships, while identifying opportunities for new business
Work across a broad portfolio of clients and property types to deliver successful project outcomesThe Ideal Building Surveyor
MRICS qualification (preferred but not essential)
RICS-accredited degree (ideally in Building Surveying but not essential with the right experience)
Experience in a construction-focused practice, ideally with public sector project exposure
Ability to maintain existing client relationships while seeking out new opportunitiesIn Return?
Salary: £45,000 - £65,000
Holiday: 28 days plus additional days over Christmas and your birthday off
Pension contributions and private medical insurance
Additional benefits supporting a balanced and fulfilling work experienceIf you believe you are capable of performing this rewarding and challenging role to a high standard, please contact Stuart Miller at Brandon James on (phone number removed).
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Building Surveyor | Qualified Building Surveyor | Chartered Building Surveyor | Senior Building Surveyor
Salary description
£45000.00 - £60000.00 per year