328 Building Surveyor/Senior/Associate jobs

Becoming part of the property team in a niche charity could be just the job for you, at the Methodist Ministers’ Housing Society. An enthusiastic, empathetic and organised building surveyor is needed at MMHS, which looks after the housing needs of retired Methodist ministers of limited means. This new role is both hands-on and strategic. MMHS has a nationwide portfolio of 900+ residential properties, more than 700 of which are occupied by ministers and their dependents. The remaining properties are market rented. 1 JOB DETAILS          Job title                                   Building Surveyor Salary                                     £45,000 - £50,000pa (depending on experience), pension, other benefits Contract type                        Full-time, permanent Closing Date                          12noon, 9 May 2022 Location                                 Office and home-based and on-site Team/directorate                  Property                                                          Responsible to                       Property Director 2 JOB PURPOSE To provide a high standard, efficient and effective professional service across the residential property portfolio. To support colleagues in the Property Team on maintenance and repair programmes, refurbishment projects, and property compliance matters generally. To carry out property appraisals and surveys. To be pivotal in the scoping and tendering of a Stock Condition Survey and its subsequent implementation. To support MMHS’s EPC ‘C’ energy efficiency rating initiatives and its Net Zero strategy as it develops. 3 KEY DUTIES Writing specifications and tenders. Providing in-house expertise on a wide range of residential property matters – such as health and safety compliance. Supporting Refurbishment Manager and Maintenance and Repair Manager. Budgeting and liaising with MMHS’s Finance Team. Sharing knowledge across MMHS. Undertaking all administrative tasks connected to the role, in particular data inputting. Undertaking any other duties as requested by management which are reasonably deemed to be within the scope of the role or necessary for the smooth running of the business. 4 PERSON SPEC Qualifications and specific training Essential – AssocRICS, MRICS or FRICS  Desirable – degree Experience  Essential – demonstrable experience in residential property; compliance with relevant legislation and regulations. Skills Essential – developed IT skills; management of projects; change programmes. Personal attributes Essential – self-motivated; proactive; attention to detail; personal empathy; sympathetic to the Christian faith. Additional requirements Essential – requires UK-wide travel, therefore must be flexible and able to spend time away from home; full clean UK driving licence.

Crime scenes have their own story to tell London is home to almost nine million people across 32 boroughs. We use every possible means to keep them safe and bring criminals to justice. The Met’s Computer Aided Modelling Bureau provides invaluable support to high profile criminal investigations and police operations. Our team`s made up of experts in a broad range of sophisticated survey technologies, who specialise in producing 2D plans and 3D computer models to reconstruct and analyse crime scenes. The cases are high profile, the work is demanding, but it’s an incredibly rewarding role. This is a real opportunity for you, whether you’re a surveying, geomatics, reality capture or CAD professional. You’ll provide 2D & 3D reconstructions of the built environment — including accurate measurement recording of crime scenes and detailed geospatial analysis in order to support police operations and criminal cases going to trial. It will see you attend scenes of crime using CAMB’s technical response vehicles to capture and process measured survey and laser scan data. You’ll produce accurate drawings or models of these for analysis and presentation of scenes of crime. You will manage and coordinate projects and contractors. Identifying requirements, writing specifications and defining the brief before overseeing the project to completion. The role will call on your integrity, professionalism, resilience and can-do approach. You’ll need to be comfortable working flexibly, at short notice and on call in an operational context when required, and confident in driving work vehicles in central London during rush hour. On the technical side, you’ll have a background in surveying or engineering/metrology and need to be competent in using CAD software to produce site and floor plans. You will hold an appropriate qualification and be keen to develop your skills and explore advances in 3D modelling, CAD, laser scanning and photogrammetry technologies so that you can develop innovative solutions. It’s a unique chance not only to progress your career, but to directly support police operations. The sensitivity and often high profile nature of the work means you’ll need to pass security vetting before taking up the post. Job Role: Responsible for the provision of 2D & 3D reconstructions of the built environment, which includes accurate measurement of crime scenes and providing detailed geospatial analysis to support police operations, criminal cases going to trial and production of information to support the management of the Met’s property estate. The role holder will establish efficient and effective geomatics, mapping, Computer Aided Design, reality capture and laser scanning processes and workflows to produce 2D plans and detailed 3D models from real world survey data. You will provide expertise in these areas to assist in investigations and present technical information for use in court. This position requires the ability to work both independently and collaboratively, ensuring the smooth and timely delivery of generated products. To respond to operational requirements the role holder will be required to confidently drive work vehicles (including a van and 4x4 vehicle) across central London in rush hour traffic, and outside the capital on occasion. The role also involves viewing potentially disturbing scenes and material when required. The role holder must also be willing to provide out of hours on-call support on a rotational basis, and will need to pass security vetting before taking up the post to reflect the sensitivity and often high profile nature of the work. Key Responsibilities: Attend scenes of crime using CAMB’s technical response vehicles to capture and process measured survey and laser scan data. Ensure all equipment used is well-maintained and used in accordance with manufacturers’ instructions. Deliver high definition 3D surveying, mapping and modelling services on time, ensuring products are accurate, fit for purpose and provide best value. Utilise laser scan data capture and 3D digital modelling techniques to analyse and represent scenes of crime, to an appropriate level of detail. Ensure work complies with statutory and legislative requirements, contractual obligations and relevant policies and standards. Draw upon professional geomatics/3D modelling/Computer Aided Design/laser scanning knowledge and experience to maintain standards and develop procedures allowing consistency of methods and best practice, ensuring all outputs are compliant and within appropriate tolerances. Manage and coordinate projects, determine scope, identify requirements and write specifications as required. Define a detailed brief and oversee projects to successful completion. Manage external contractors / supply chain to deliver outsourced geomatics, geospatial and modelling services to provide effective, efficient and best value solutions for operational policing. Support investigation teams, forensic specialists, and other experts, helping the interpretation, understanding and incorporation of complex data and forensic evidence within a spatial context. (Note: this may include supporting the reconstruction of ‘bullet trajectories’, assessing ‘lines of sight’ and mapping blood spatter etc.) Attend case conferences and advise police officers, barristers and the Crown Prosecution Service as a technical specialist, and when required explain your work as an expert in court. Comply with all health and safety policies and procedures and undertake all required training. Identify hazards and write/review risk assessments as required. Promote a positive health, safety and wellbeing culture and raise any health and safety concerns. Maintain good physical, data and cyber security awareness. Comply with all security processes and procedures (including all physical, data and IT security requirements). Please click on the below link to view an online candidate information pack that will you give you an insight into the Met, the competency framework we use which shapes our daily work behaviours, the application process and a host of other information, that will help inform and support your application: https://sscl-innovation.com/MPScandidatepack/   Click the apply now button below and start your career at the Met . Applications will be via a detailed CV, Personal Statement and online application form. Your personal statement should outline why you are interested in the role and how your skills and experience demonstrate your suitability for the role. (NB. Please do not attach 2 copies of your CV). Completed applications must be submitted by 19/04/2022. We view diversity as fundamental to our success. To tackle today’s complex policing challenges, we need a workforce made up from all of London’s communities. Applications from across the community are therefore essential. As a Disability Confident Committed Employer the Met have committed to ensuring that disabled people and those with long-term health conditions have the opportunities to fulfil their potential and realise their aspirations. www.metpolicecareers.co.uk

Are you a qualified Quantity Surveyor? Looking to join a reputable company and achieve high earnings? This might be the role for you! The company Our client is a scaffolding and brickwork company, based in Northampton, working with some of the biggest names in construction and housebuilding. The company is in a huge growth period, which provides excellent opportunities for progression.    The role You’ll be responsible for the commercial and surveying responsibilities for scaffolding and brickwork across several sites.  Responsibilities include: Forecast the cost of the different materials needed for projects Prepare tender documents, contracts, budgets, bills of quantities and other documentation Track changes to the design and/or construction work and adjust budget projections accordingly Procure the services of contractors and/or subcontractors who work on the construction of the project Measure and value the work done on-site Pay subcontractors Liaise with the client and other construction professionals, such as site managers, project managers and site engineers Select and/or source construction materials   The package £40,000-50,000 salary Work on projects for some of the biggest names in construction Work from a brand new, modern furnished office Company car Progression as the company grows Standard pension and holiday   To be successful, you will… … be a qualified Quantity Surveyor …be able to work independently   …work hard and be driven …be very well organised …be a great communicator   Apply! If you’re looking to join a reputable company and achieve high earnings, apply now!

This is an exciting time to join Sense Property, the Estates function of the national charity, Sense. We support over 3000 people with deafblindness and other complex communication disabilities, and have over 200 properties – day centres, residential accommodation, offices and charity shops – in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Title: Senior Building Surveyor Reference number: 46580 Location: Remote Salary: £60,000 Inclusive Hours: 37.5 hours per week Contract type: Permanent About the role Under our new strategy, our ambitions include increasing our support tenfold and significantly expanding our programmes. This will involve acquiring and developing new properties, renovating existing ones and disposing of those we no longer need. That’s where you come in. Following a review of how we deliver our property services, we need a Senior Building Surveyor who is ready to meet these challenges, someone who one who can use their initiative, develop new ideas, and is willing to fulfil their potential to the full. Does this sound like you? We look forward to receiving your application. This role can be remote but you must be prepared to travel to our main office in Crayford 1 -2 days per week. Responsibilities include: Manage a team of four Regional Building Surveyors to ensure they meet local clients’ needs for user-friendly advice and prompt, effective professional support. Contribute to the development of Sense’s annual capital programme and manage its implementation, overseeing schedules of works, contract specification and tendering and authorising stage and final payments. Lead on the specification and management of high-value construction and refurbishment projects and deliver them within budget and on time while minimising service user disruption. Develop and manage a programme of annual stock condition assessments of each property and associated costed planned preventative maintenance schedules. Manage, monitor and control the maintenance budgets, and provide property-related financial information to enable other staff to prepare bids and make financial forecasts. Create and run approved contractor networks throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland to carry out annual inspections and both planned and responsive maintenance. Ensure that relevant legislation, regulations, codes of practice and contracts are understood and applied effectively by the team. Check and ensure that all Sense properties meet the necessary testing, validating, certification and registration requirements. Assist with acquisition and disposals and schedules of dilapidations through to completion, obtaining best value, supervising on site and providing clients with regular progress reports. Ensure the team create and update comprehensive records on Sense properties to ensure up to date accurate data. Carry out other work, in line with the job’s purpose and salary, to support the Property team in meeting Sense’s changing needs for advice and support on building surveying. Essential requirements: Chartered Surveyor Building Surveying (MRICS) or Chartered Builder (MCIOB) or Chartered Association of Building Engineers (CABE) Degree in Building Surveying/Construction or equivalent experience. Knowledge of current Health & Safety legislation and regulations applicable to surveying and experience of applying them. Substantial work experience in a mixed portfolio building surveying environment, including commercial properties. Experienced in managing teams, and able to manage staff working remotely, including setting operational plans, KPIs and managing performance. Proven experience of using AutoCAD. Able to communicate effectively orally and in writing with senior managers, other Sense staff, surveying professionals, property owners, the public and volunteers. Project and time management skills. Willing and able to work flexibly, including additional and unsocial hours and travel to Sense properties in England, Wales and Northern, making overnight stays if necessary. Full UK driving licence About Sense For everyone living with complex disabilities. For everyone who is deafblind. Sense is here to help people communicate and experience the world. We believe that no one, no matter how complex their disabilities, should be isolated, left out, or unable to fulfil their potential. Working at Sense can be incredibly rewarding; we offer the opportunity to work in a large, diverse and successful charity where people can develop their skills, knowledge and careers in a supportive and flexible environment. In addition we have excellent training and development, the opportunity for you to join our Group Personal Pension scheme and a generous annual leave entitlement. Closing date: Thursday 13 January 2022 Interview date: To be confirmed Sense is an Equal Opportunities Employer and is committed to ensuring that all staff are motivated, skilled and rewarded by their work. Sense is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of vulnerable children and adults and expects all employees to share this commitment. No agencies please.

Required A minimum of 3 years experience, knowledge of brickwork/general building work is essential, you will be highly motivated, have a high attention to detail, excellent communication skills, ability to work on own initiative, must be a team worker and have strong IT skills (Microsoft office, word and excel) Description Measuring and estimating. Preparing calculations for interim application for payment including variations Preparing and negotiating final accounts. Remeasure bill of quantity's Pricing variation orders and charging client accordingly Monitoring costs to ensure works are within budgets Preparing contract claims information Visit live sites to ensure works are running correctly Document control Understanding the implications of health and safety regulations Negotiating costs and prices Attending on-site meetings Attending sites at least once a month for valuations Ensure contract cash flow is maintained Act to acquire new customers and manage client relations (new and existing) Develop and implement estimating and cost control strategies according to company goals and objectives aiming to accelerate growth Build and maintain profitable partnership with key stakeholders Owner of the QS and estimating functions for all aspects of the business Prepare tender and contract documents, including bills of quantities, maintenance schedules and reactive cost analysis with the architect and/or the client. Perform risk, value management and cost control Analyse outcomes and write detailed progress reports To ensure that all project teams successfully deliver to both us and the customer in line with the agreed time, cost, quality, design and safety measures, including undertaking regular site reviews and, where necessary, acting to identify and mitigate actual and/or potential problems (e.g. losses, safety/quality issues and customer complaints) Paid holiday, pension and company vehicle. This role will be office based, but you will be expected to visit our various sites.

The role: BSRIA provides a nationwide service for compliance across the UK with airtightness (Part L or Section 6), sound insulation (Part E or Section 5) and ventilation (Part F) testing and consultancy. Our range of services to help constructors and designers comply with Building Regulations, and ensure buildings are completed to design requirements. As a member of ATTMA, BSRIA is UKAS accredited to test to CIBSE TM23, BS EN 13829, and ATTMA TSL1 and TSL2. This job relates to a vacancy within our Compliance Department. To be successful, candidates must live in East Scotland. For the right person this position will provide an interesting and satisfying opportunity to work with a range of developers on some of the UK’s most prestigious projects, providing them with a quality testing service, as per the requirements of Part E, F and L of the Building Regulations. The engineer will have the primary responsibility for testing new buildings using specialist equipment and reporting software. This role requires the postholder to have a clean driving licence. As a Compliance Engineer your main duties will be:Conducting sound insulation testing in accordance with Building Regulations Part E, Code for Sustainable Homes, BB93, section 5 of Scottish Building Standards Conducting airtightness tests in accordance with Building Regulations Part L, Section 6 of Scottish Building Standards and client specified standards Conducting ventilation performance tests in accordance with Building Regulations Part F Conducting related consultancy services as required Liaising with site management Fault detection Results analysis and producing findings in accordance with the Company reporting procedures Prepare all the necessary reports for the line manager Presentation of findings to clients Conduct daily routine checks of the equipment and vehicle to ensure that the equipment/vehicle is in good working condition Report any faults/ repairs requirements to the line manager Operate in adherence with the Corporate and applicable Client policies, procedures and rules Completion of administrative duties to required timescales To be successful in this role you will possess the following Skills and Knowledge: Knowledge of UK Building Regulations DAT course certificate External ventilation testing and commissioning course certificate Clean driving licence Knowledge of the Company reporting procedures Knowledge of the Company policies CSCS card Sound understanding of Health & Safety Regulations Excellent organisational and planning skills Time management skills Confident and assertive communicator with ability to positively influence and persuade Prioritising skills Ability to work unsupervised Commercial acumen Analytical mindset with ability to understand, interpret and apply regulations, standards and procedures Customer focus with the aim to deliver excellent service Problem solving and decision making skills Collaborative team player with dynamic and flexible COVID-19 considerations: Due to Covid we are currently using mixed approach for interviews. Interviews will be held online or face to face, where suitable. We operate as a Covid secured workplace and adhere to government guidelines.

Compliance Surveyor Permanent contract – 37 hours per week Remote working with site visits Help us to make our customers feel safe and sound in their homes Property health and safety compliance is at the heart of safeguarding the security and wellbeing of our customers. This is an exciting opportunity to join our asset compliance team if you want to make a real difference to ensure the safety of our customers is achieved. You will play an active role to ensure that all Worthing Homes property-related health and safety compliance across our residents’ homes is in line with current legislation. In this role you will be responsible for the overall day-to-day management of property compliance (gas, electrical, fire safety, asbestos and lifts etc.) ensuring remedial works/actions are completed on time and to a high standard. You will also assist with the procurement and management of compliance contracts. To fulfil this role working collaboratively with others will be critical to ensure that programmes are delivered in line with agreed budgets and key performance indicators are met. A methodical approach to work and a keen eye for detail is essential for recording and reporting compliance information to our stakeholders. The ability to successfully work in partnership to deliver high quality, customer focused solutions is key. The successful candidate will also have: • working experience and knowledge of current compliance legislation. • related construction / surveying qualification or equivalent work experience. • ideally a relevant construction / property compliance or health and safety accreditation (i.e. NEBOSH, fire safety, asbestos, etc.) • relevant experience in a housing or property/building organisation and be comfortable using housing and repairs management information systems. • a full UK driving license and the use of own car. There is limited travel to Worthing Homes properties. 85% are within a 5 mile radius of Worthing town centre. The remaining 15% within a 15 mile radius. If you would like to know a bit more about the role, Ian Reed our Head of Asset Management will be happy to have a chat – ireed@worthing-homes.org.uk (no agencies)

Quantity Surveyor Senior Quantity Surveyor - Construction - London Our client, a medium sized building construction contractor are currently recruiting for a Senior Quantity Surveyor to work on construction projects in and around London. Projects are predominately high end residential, refurbishments, although they work on prestigious commercial contracts as well. This is an excellent opportunity for the successful Quantity Surveyor to join a growing business with a strong pipeline of projects. Location: Central London Remuneration andpound55,000 - andpound85,000 per annum plus benefits Requirements 5+ Years of Quantity Surveying experience Building Construction background JCT  & NEC forms of contract knowledge Monthly Valuations and CVRs Final Account  Resolution Provide Value Management advice Ensure monthly WIPS figures are accurate and on time Manage Contractual Correspondence Identify Claim Situations Ensure contractual Obligations are complied with Actively ensure compliance with Site Operations Plan and procedures Review and manage procurement handover with internal project team Responsible for Administration of Contract Documents If you are interested in hearing more please contact info@quantitysurveyorjobs.co.uk We specialise in QS, Cost managers, Quantity Surveyor jobs, Quantity Surveying in London and UK Wide. We cover Construction, Residential, Commercial, fit-out, joinery, groundworks, Civil Engineering, PQS Consultancy, M&E Quantity Surveyors, Assistant Quantity Surveying Jobs, Project Quantity Surveyors and more.

Building Surveyor A multi-disciplinary Private Practice based in London is seeking a client-facing Building Surveyor to join their rapidly growing team. Our client is looking for someone who is committed to delivering work of the best quality and who will uphold the professional standards of the RICS. The successful Building Surveyor will carry out a broad variety of traditional building surveying services including specification writing, contract administration and schedules of condition whilst being responsible for building and maintaining client relationships. They must have an eye for detail and a thorough understanding of building defects, maintenance and repairs.  They need to have experience of: a wide range of structural and building defects preparing and presenting comprehensive, accurate survey reports providing clear, concise, justified conclusions working independently and within a team structure liaising with clients, both verbally and through written correspondence This consultancy primarily focuses on high-end residential refurbishment projects throughout West London and the West End and boasts both celebrity and high net-worth individuals as clients. The Successful Building Surveyor 3+ years industry experience Organised, and capable of handling multiple projects and clients Enrolled on the APC pathway A RICS accredited degree A positive, client-facing demeanour In Return? £40,000 - £45,000 Performance-based bonus Uncapped career progression Professional fees accounted for 25 days holiday + bank holidays Continued training and CPD Additional benefits If you're a Building Surveyor considering your career options, please contact us info@buildingsurveyorjobs.co.uk for an informative and confidential discussion. Building Surveyor / Assistant Building Surveyor / London / Surrey / MRICS / London / APC / RICS Recruitment Required skills Building Surveyor / Assistant Building Surveyor / London / UK / MRICS / London / APC