Senior Building Surveyor

Senior Building Surveyor

AECOM – Southampton, England, United Kingdom

AECOM is a global infrastructure consulting firm delivering professional services across project lifecycle. We partner with public and private sector clients to solve complex challenges and build lasting legacies.

As a Senior Surveyor you will independently deliver complex professional services to public and private clients, establishing and managing client relationships, mentoring junior candidates, and contributing to business development.

• Lead on Building Surveying, Technical Adviser, Project Management and Contract Administration commissions.
• Prepare specifications and AutoCAD drawings.
• Write survey and report for core Building Surveying services.
• Act as construction monitoring / NEC Supervisor / Clerk of Works.
• Ensure compliance with Project Delivery and QA procedures.
• Manage financial, commercial and risk aspects of fee‑based activities from inception to completion on own projects and within multidisciplinary teams.
• Support business development with existing clients and pursue new work.
• Assist in fee bid preparation and support business development activities.
• Mentor Graduate Building Surveyors within the National Building Surveying team.

• Chartered Building Surveyor (RICS or MIOB) with minimum 3 years post‑qualification experience.
• Extensive experience in core Building Surveying areas – condition surveys, feasibility reports, design, and contract administration/project management.
• Experience working in multidisciplinary teams.
• Strong JCT contract administration skills.
• Previous management of sub‑consultants and contractors.
• Ability to travel for short periods for work delivery.

Hybrid work model with flexibility to work from AECOM office, remote location or client site.

We foster a safe and respectful workplace and welcome all backgrounds. AECOM is an Equal Opportunity Employer and we provide reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities.

All applicant information is kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.