Building Surveyor

Job title: Building Surveyor

Job Type: Permanent

Start date: Subject to clearance

Salary: £30,000 - £45,000 PA + Benefits

Location: Sheffield

Hours of work: 36 Hours Per Week - Fully Site Based (You may have to travel occasionally to other locations as per project needs)

You will take responsibility for managing projects end-to-end, acting as both Project Manager and primary client contact. Using your expertise in building pathology, construction methods, materials, and current industry regulations, you will ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to the highest professional standards.

• Ensure the company's quality assurance processes on all projects are followed at all times and standard documentation is used when presenting internal and external information
• Meet with clients to discuss project ideas and construction requirements
• Inspect existing buildings for flaws and defects
• Take lead on surveys and the creation of reports
• Carry out feasibility studies
• Advise on all aspects of health and safety, environmental impact, energy efficiency, and sustainability
• Advise on contractors and organising documents for tender
• Manage planning applications and statutory approvals
• Ensure all projects are completed on time and within budget
• Take lead in meetings, producing accurate records, notes and minutes
• Monitor progress of work, identify risks and implement timely resolutions
• Review reports and data prepared by other members of the team, identifying any errors for correction
• Assist in providing good quality management reporting on service delivery and support the planning of operational work
• Support project team to achieve well planned and managed integrated solutions that progress effective change and improvement in the organisation and support the best environmental outcomes
• Ensure compliance with Health & Safety regulations

• Degree qualified in Building Surveying or related discipline
• Professionally qualified or working towards chartership (e.g., MRICS)
• Proven experience within the construction or property sector
• Strong technical knowledge of construction methods and building pathology
• Excellent communication and client facing skills
• Proactive, organised, detail-oriented and able to manage multiple projects simultaneously
• Strong organisational and project management ability
• Sound understanding of Health & Safety legislation

All candidates must be eligible to work in the UK.

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