Development Monitoring Surveyor

Development Monitoring Surveyor at Senior / Associate Level

Location:

London
Salary:  £70,000–£90,000 + Car Allowance + Bonus + Benefits
Working:  Hybrid
This is an opportunity to join a growing Development Monitoring team with a strong pipeline of existing work and ambitious plans for further expansion.
I'm recruiting for an established independent property and construction consultancy experiencing increasing demand from lenders, developers and institutional clients.
They are looking for a Development Monitoring Surveyor who can become an important part of the team as it continues to grow.
The opportunity can accommodate somebody at  Senior Surveyor through to Associate Director level .
I'm also interested in speaking with experienced Quantity Surveyors or Building Surveyors who have already gained some Development Monitoring exposure alongside their wider consultancy work and would now like to move into a full-time Development Monitoring position.
The emphasis is less on title and more on finding technically capable surveyors with good commercial judgement, an understanding of development risk and the ability to build strong relationships with lenders and clients.
The Opportunity  You'll join an established Development Monitoring team within a wider multidisciplinary property and construction consultancy.
There is already a strong pipeline of work, so this isn't a role where you'll be expected to arrive with a book of clients or immediately start generating fees.
The immediate priority is delivery.
You'll work across a varied portfolio of Development Monitoring instructions covering residential, PBSA, mixed-use, commercial and institutional developments.
You'll advise banks, lenders, investors and funding organisations throughout the development lifecycle, from initial due diligence through construction, drawdown and completion.
This isn't a high-volume monitoring environment focused simply on processing reports.
The emphasis is on providing commercially focused technical advice, understanding the risks behind individual developments and building trusted relationships with clients.
For an established Development Monitoring Surveyor, there is considerable scope to progress into larger and more complex projects and take increasing responsibility for clients and the wider team.
Alternatively, if you're an experienced Quantity Surveyor or Building Surveyor who has undertaken Development Monitoring as part of a broader role, this represents an opportunity to specialise and build your career entirely within Development Monitoring.
What You'll Do    Manage Development Monitoring instructions from appointment through to completion

Act as technical adviser to banks, lenders, investors and funding institutions

Review development appraisals, procurement strategies, contracts, programmes and project costs

Identify and report on construction and development risks

Produce high-quality Development Monitoring reports and drawdown recommendations

Undertake site inspections and monitor progress against programme and budget

Manage relationships with lenders, developers and professional teams

Handle multiple live instructions with increasing autonomy

Support and mentor less experienced members of the team where appropriate

Contribute to client relationships and the continued growth of the Development Monitoring service

What I'm Looking For  There are two backgrounds that could work particularly well.
You may already be working predominantly or entirely within Development Monitoring, managing your own instructions and advising lenders directly.
Alternatively, you may be an experienced Quantity Surveyor or Building Surveyor who has undertaken Development Monitoring alongside your core consultancy work and now wants to make it the…