Fund Monitoring Surveyor
Listed on 2026-09-18
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Construction
Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Building & Residential Construction
Fund Monitoring Surveyor
Location:
West End
Salary: £60,000 - £85,000 + Bonus + Benefits
OverviewA leading construction consultancy is seeking a Fund Monitoring Surveyor to join their growing team in the West End. This opportunity has arisen due to a high volume of new instructions and sustained growth in workload. The firm has one of the largest monitoring teams in the UK, with over 30 specialists nationally, and is appointed to a wide range of lender panels.
You’ll be involved in a broad range of development monitoring work, primarily within the residential sector, with additional exposure to hotel and commercial projects. The majority of the work is on behalf of banks and other lending institutions.
ResponsibilitiesPrepare initial due diligence reports for lender clients
Monitor construction progress and assess drawdown requests
Identify project risks and ensure effective mitigation throughout the lifecycle
Communicate regularly with lenders, developers, contractors, and professional teams
Experience in fund monitoring or project-based surveying within a consultancy
Strong understanding of development risks, construction costs, and financial controls
MRICS qualification is desirable but not essential
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
You’ll manage your own portfolio of projects with a high degree of autonomy. You’ll be largely home-based or on-site, with the flexibility to structure your own time and workload. You’ll lead the monitoring process on your projects, from initial reporting through to project completion, providing critical advice to lender clients at every stage.
CompanyNational consultancy with a strong track record in monitoring
30+ dedicated monitoring surveyors across the UK
Widely appointed across major lender panels
Professional and supportive environment with strong internal resources
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