Estate Surveyor - 3-6 Month Contract - Hybrid - Grays - 400/day A well regarded local authority client is seeking an experienced Estate Surveyor to join its Corporate Property Team. Reporting to the Estate Manager, you will support the delivery of the Council's Corporate Property Strategy while managing a varied portfolio of corporate property assets. The role will involve condition surveys, tenant liaison, asset performance monitoring and supporting property initiatives across the council's estate. Key responsibilities Undertake condition surveys across the council's corporate property portfolio Support delivery of the asset review programme and develop asset plans for individual properties Monitor asset performance and report against KPIs and service targets Provide professional property advice to council departments and major council projects Assist with property transactions arising from the asset review programme Support the development and implementation of the Corporate Property Strategy Manage external consultants and specialist advisers where required Produce reports, briefings and recommendations for senior management, committees and cabinet Essential Experience working within a local authority or public sector property environment Experience undertaking property condition surveys and asset reviews Knowledge of corporate property portfolios and estate management Experience producing reports and briefing notes for senior stakeholders Strong stakeholder engagement and organisational skills If this sounds like something you'd be open to exploring, I'd be happy to have a confidential chat and share more details. You can reach me directly at removed) Even if the timing isn't quite right, feel free to stay in touch. I regularly work on similar senior estates and asset management contracts and would be glad to keep you in mind for future opportunities that align with your goals.
05/03/2026
Contract
Estate Surveyor - 3-6 Month Contract - Hybrid - Grays - 400/day A well regarded local authority client is seeking an experienced Estate Surveyor to join its Corporate Property Team. Reporting to the Estate Manager, you will support the delivery of the Council's Corporate Property Strategy while managing a varied portfolio of corporate property assets. The role will involve condition surveys, tenant liaison, asset performance monitoring and supporting property initiatives across the council's estate. Key responsibilities Undertake condition surveys across the council's corporate property portfolio Support delivery of the asset review programme and develop asset plans for individual properties Monitor asset performance and report against KPIs and service targets Provide professional property advice to council departments and major council projects Assist with property transactions arising from the asset review programme Support the development and implementation of the Corporate Property Strategy Manage external consultants and specialist advisers where required Produce reports, briefings and recommendations for senior management, committees and cabinet Essential Experience working within a local authority or public sector property environment Experience undertaking property condition surveys and asset reviews Knowledge of corporate property portfolios and estate management Experience producing reports and briefing notes for senior stakeholders Strong stakeholder engagement and organisational skills If this sounds like something you'd be open to exploring, I'd be happy to have a confidential chat and share more details. You can reach me directly at removed) Even if the timing isn't quite right, feel free to stay in touch. I regularly work on similar senior estates and asset management contracts and would be glad to keep you in mind for future opportunities that align with your goals.
Project Management positions Associate Project Manager Senior Project Manager Project Manager Client type: Built Environment Consultancy Sector: Water & Regulated Utilities Location: Reading or London based , with client site and home working A built environment consultancy are growing their Project Management team within the Water and Regulated Utilities sector and are seeking professionals in Project Management at varying levels to work in the Capital Delivery team. Associate Project Manager Up to 65,000 (DOE) + car allowance + benefits This senior role involves leading complex infrastructure projects for major UK water utilities and environmental agencies, combining technical leadership, commercial insight, and strong people management. 8+ years' experience delivering complex infrastructure projects, ideally in water or regulated utilities. Strong strategic and commercial capability, including NEC contract experience. Degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, Project Management, or related field. APM PMQ, PRINCE2 Practitioner, or equivalent Chartered status highly preferred (e.g. ChPP, CEng, MRICS); NEC accreditation beneficial Senior Project Manager Up to 59,000 (DOE) + car allowance + benefits 5-8 years' experience delivering complex infrastructure projects/programmes end-to-end, ideally in water or regulated utilities. Strong understanding of contract management (NEC3/4), cost control, and risk management. Degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, Project Management, or related field. Professional qualifications such as APM PMQ, PRINCE2 Practitioner, or equivalent. Chartered Status preferred (e.g. ChPP, CEng, MRICS). Benefits include: Bupa medical, Pension (6%+), Income protection, Life assurance, Annual membership subscriptions, Discounted gym, Dental, Annual salary reviews. Project Manager Up to 49,000 (DOE) + benefits 3-5 years' experience managing small to medium-sized projects from inception to close-out, including planning, scheduling, cost control, and reporting. Consultancy-side project management experience highly beneficial Previous involvement in Environment Agency or water utility projects/ AMP Understanding of design management and NEC contract administration. Degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, Project Management, or related field. Professional qualifications such as APM PMQ, PRINCE2 Practitioner, or equivalent. Working towards chartership (ChPP, CEng, MRICS) is desirable.
04/03/2026
Full time
Project Management positions Associate Project Manager Senior Project Manager Project Manager Client type: Built Environment Consultancy Sector: Water & Regulated Utilities Location: Reading or London based , with client site and home working A built environment consultancy are growing their Project Management team within the Water and Regulated Utilities sector and are seeking professionals in Project Management at varying levels to work in the Capital Delivery team. Associate Project Manager Up to 65,000 (DOE) + car allowance + benefits This senior role involves leading complex infrastructure projects for major UK water utilities and environmental agencies, combining technical leadership, commercial insight, and strong people management. 8+ years' experience delivering complex infrastructure projects, ideally in water or regulated utilities. Strong strategic and commercial capability, including NEC contract experience. Degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, Project Management, or related field. APM PMQ, PRINCE2 Practitioner, or equivalent Chartered status highly preferred (e.g. ChPP, CEng, MRICS); NEC accreditation beneficial Senior Project Manager Up to 59,000 (DOE) + car allowance + benefits 5-8 years' experience delivering complex infrastructure projects/programmes end-to-end, ideally in water or regulated utilities. Strong understanding of contract management (NEC3/4), cost control, and risk management. Degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, Project Management, or related field. Professional qualifications such as APM PMQ, PRINCE2 Practitioner, or equivalent. Chartered Status preferred (e.g. ChPP, CEng, MRICS). Benefits include: Bupa medical, Pension (6%+), Income protection, Life assurance, Annual membership subscriptions, Discounted gym, Dental, Annual salary reviews. Project Manager Up to 49,000 (DOE) + benefits 3-5 years' experience managing small to medium-sized projects from inception to close-out, including planning, scheduling, cost control, and reporting. Consultancy-side project management experience highly beneficial Previous involvement in Environment Agency or water utility projects/ AMP Understanding of design management and NEC contract administration. Degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, Project Management, or related field. Professional qualifications such as APM PMQ, PRINCE2 Practitioner, or equivalent. Working towards chartership (ChPP, CEng, MRICS) is desirable.
Job: Estate Surveyor Location: Hertfordshire (2 days onsite) Contract Type: 6 Months Day Rate: 450 per day Are you an experienced Estate Surveyor looking for a role where your expertise genuinely contributes to the local community? Panoramic Associates is working with a well-regarded Local Authority in Hertfordshire that is seeking a capable and self-sufficient professional to support the management of its estate portfolio. This is a hands-on role offering autonomy, variety, and the opportunity to make a real impact over a 6-month contract. Fun fact: Hertfordshire is home to some of the UK's most famous film studios, so if you spot something that looks like a movie set on your site visits, you're probably not imagining it The Senior Estates Surveyor will play a key role in managing and optimising the council's estate portfolio. You'll be confident handling complex cases independently and comfortable working within a local authority environment, dealing with everything from rent reviews to lease management and day-to-day estate matters Key Responsibilities Conduct and negotiate rent reviews , ensuring income is maximised and aligned with current market conditions. Manage and review lease agreements , ensuring compliance with all terms and conditions. Negotiate lease renewals or terminations where required. Deliver comprehensive estate management services, including property inspections, overseeing maintenance issues, and resolving tenant queries. Skills and Experience Required Proven experience working as an Estate Surveyor, ideally within a local authority or public sector environment. Strong negotiation skills with the ability to manage complex cases autonomously. Sound knowledge of local authority regulations and property management practices. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities and work effectively under pressure. How to Apply If this opportunity sounds of interest or you'd simply like to find out more, please get in touch with Lola Balogun at ( removed Even if this role isn't quite right for you, feel free to connect. We often work on similar opportunities and would be happy to keep you in mind for future roles that align with your experience and career goals.
27/02/2026
Contract
Job: Estate Surveyor Location: Hertfordshire (2 days onsite) Contract Type: 6 Months Day Rate: 450 per day Are you an experienced Estate Surveyor looking for a role where your expertise genuinely contributes to the local community? Panoramic Associates is working with a well-regarded Local Authority in Hertfordshire that is seeking a capable and self-sufficient professional to support the management of its estate portfolio. This is a hands-on role offering autonomy, variety, and the opportunity to make a real impact over a 6-month contract. Fun fact: Hertfordshire is home to some of the UK's most famous film studios, so if you spot something that looks like a movie set on your site visits, you're probably not imagining it The Senior Estates Surveyor will play a key role in managing and optimising the council's estate portfolio. You'll be confident handling complex cases independently and comfortable working within a local authority environment, dealing with everything from rent reviews to lease management and day-to-day estate matters Key Responsibilities Conduct and negotiate rent reviews , ensuring income is maximised and aligned with current market conditions. Manage and review lease agreements , ensuring compliance with all terms and conditions. Negotiate lease renewals or terminations where required. Deliver comprehensive estate management services, including property inspections, overseeing maintenance issues, and resolving tenant queries. Skills and Experience Required Proven experience working as an Estate Surveyor, ideally within a local authority or public sector environment. Strong negotiation skills with the ability to manage complex cases autonomously. Sound knowledge of local authority regulations and property management practices. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities and work effectively under pressure. How to Apply If this opportunity sounds of interest or you'd simply like to find out more, please get in touch with Lola Balogun at ( removed Even if this role isn't quite right for you, feel free to connect. We often work on similar opportunities and would be happy to keep you in mind for future roles that align with your experience and career goals.
Commercial Property Manager - North London 50,000 - 70,000 (DOE) + Progression + Diverse Portfolio An established and forward-thinking property and asset management consultancy in North West London is seeking an experienced Commercial Property Manager to join its growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated professional looking to work across a varied commercial portfolio while developing their asset management and client-facing skills. About the Company We are a well-respected real estate consultancy with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality property and asset management services. Our business covers multiple sectors including Residential, Block Management, and Commercial Property, and we pride ourselves on building long-term relationships with both our clients and occupiers. Our Commercial team manages a diverse portfolio across the office, industrial, retail, and mixed-use sectors , offering genuine exposure to all aspects of commercial property management. You will work closely with experienced surveyors, legal professionals, and financial specialists, providing a supportive and collaborative environment. The Opportunity You will take responsibility for a portfolio of commercial properties, acting as the main point of contact for clients and tenants. The role offers a high level of autonomy and the chance to contribute to both day-to-day management and longer-term asset strategies. Working alongside senior team members and support staff, you will play a key role in delivering an efficient, professional, and proactive management service. Core Duties Preparing, reviewing, and monitoring service charge budgets and reconciliations Analysing expenditure and identifying opportunities to reduce costs and improve value Managing planned preventative maintenance programmes and contractor agreements Reviewing technical and condition reports and coordinating required works Overseeing site teams and managing managing agents or building staff where applicable Appointing and supervising contractors to ensure high service standards Ensuring statutory compliance and health & safety obligations are met Approving expenditure and processing invoices Liaising with business rates consultants and relevant authorities Monitoring arrears and working with internal and external teams to recover debt Carrying out regular site inspections Managing occupier on-boarding and exit processes Handling dilapidations matters and coordinating professional advice Working with letting agents to market vacant space Assisting with lease renewals, rent reviews, and negotiations Drafting basic property documentation and notices when required Managing legal instructions and correspondence with solicitors Responding effectively to client and tenant queries Preparing reports and attending client meetings Supporting strategic asset management initiatives Candidate Profile Degree educated, ideally in a property-related discipline At least 3 years' experience in commercial property management Good working knowledge of commercial leases and service charge processes Awareness of market trends and rental evidence Strong organisational and problem-solving skills Confident communicator with a client-focused approach Ability to manage competing priorities and work proactively Proficient in Microsoft Office and comfortable learning new systems Positive team player with a professional attitude What's on Offer Competitive salary of 50,000 - 70,000 , depending on experience Exposure to a varied and high-quality commercial portfolio Clear career progression and professional development Supportive and collaborative working environment Opportunity to develop asset management expertise Attractive benefits package This role would suit a driven and ambitious individual looking to join a growing consultancy and take the next step in their commercial property career. To apply or for a confidential discussion, please apply through the link or get in touch with Harry Ayre today. or call (phone number removed).
24/02/2026
Full time
Commercial Property Manager - North London 50,000 - 70,000 (DOE) + Progression + Diverse Portfolio An established and forward-thinking property and asset management consultancy in North West London is seeking an experienced Commercial Property Manager to join its growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated professional looking to work across a varied commercial portfolio while developing their asset management and client-facing skills. About the Company We are a well-respected real estate consultancy with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality property and asset management services. Our business covers multiple sectors including Residential, Block Management, and Commercial Property, and we pride ourselves on building long-term relationships with both our clients and occupiers. Our Commercial team manages a diverse portfolio across the office, industrial, retail, and mixed-use sectors , offering genuine exposure to all aspects of commercial property management. You will work closely with experienced surveyors, legal professionals, and financial specialists, providing a supportive and collaborative environment. The Opportunity You will take responsibility for a portfolio of commercial properties, acting as the main point of contact for clients and tenants. The role offers a high level of autonomy and the chance to contribute to both day-to-day management and longer-term asset strategies. Working alongside senior team members and support staff, you will play a key role in delivering an efficient, professional, and proactive management service. Core Duties Preparing, reviewing, and monitoring service charge budgets and reconciliations Analysing expenditure and identifying opportunities to reduce costs and improve value Managing planned preventative maintenance programmes and contractor agreements Reviewing technical and condition reports and coordinating required works Overseeing site teams and managing managing agents or building staff where applicable Appointing and supervising contractors to ensure high service standards Ensuring statutory compliance and health & safety obligations are met Approving expenditure and processing invoices Liaising with business rates consultants and relevant authorities Monitoring arrears and working with internal and external teams to recover debt Carrying out regular site inspections Managing occupier on-boarding and exit processes Handling dilapidations matters and coordinating professional advice Working with letting agents to market vacant space Assisting with lease renewals, rent reviews, and negotiations Drafting basic property documentation and notices when required Managing legal instructions and correspondence with solicitors Responding effectively to client and tenant queries Preparing reports and attending client meetings Supporting strategic asset management initiatives Candidate Profile Degree educated, ideally in a property-related discipline At least 3 years' experience in commercial property management Good working knowledge of commercial leases and service charge processes Awareness of market trends and rental evidence Strong organisational and problem-solving skills Confident communicator with a client-focused approach Ability to manage competing priorities and work proactively Proficient in Microsoft Office and comfortable learning new systems Positive team player with a professional attitude What's on Offer Competitive salary of 50,000 - 70,000 , depending on experience Exposure to a varied and high-quality commercial portfolio Clear career progression and professional development Supportive and collaborative working environment Opportunity to develop asset management expertise Attractive benefits package This role would suit a driven and ambitious individual looking to join a growing consultancy and take the next step in their commercial property career. To apply or for a confidential discussion, please apply through the link or get in touch with Harry Ayre today. or call (phone number removed).
Property Services Manager (Housing) Client: Council in the East Midlands Salary: 55,500 to 58,900 Type: Permanent, Full-Time Hybrid working pattern About the Role Panoramic Associates are delighted to be supporting a council in the East Midlands in its search for an experienced Property Services Manager to lead its Housing Asset Team. This vital role focuses on providing high-quality, safe, and well-maintained housing for tenants. With responsibilities spanning responsive repairs, planned maintenance, and building safety compliance, you'll play a central role in delivering positive outcomes for residents and ensuring good value for money. Key Responsibilities Oversee core housing asset functions to maintain high standards of safety and quality. Manage responsive repairs, planned maintenance, and safety compliance programmes. Communicate key performance metrics (e.g., complaints, safety) in clear, accessible formats for tenants and other stakeholders. Drive data-led asset management, long-term planning, and budget management. Collaborate with tenants, actively listening to their feedback and implementing service improvements based on their needs. About You We're looking for an asset management professional with strong experience in a housing environment, ideally social housing. You should have a solid understanding of asset management principles, building safety compliance, and regulatory requirements. Additionally, you'll be skilled in managing change and effectively reporting progress to stakeholders. Requirements Extensive asset management experience, preferably in social housing. Strong knowledge of relevant legislation and safety standards, with contract management expertise. Demonstrated ability to plan for long-term budgeting and maintenance programmes. Qualifications: Level 4 housing or property-based qualification preferred (or commitment to obtain within three years). Full UK driving licence required. A DBS check is required About the Council Located in the East Midlands, this council offers a dynamic, supportive work environment committed to sustainable growth and community wellbeing. Join a forward-thinking organisation offering flexible hours, agile working options, a generous leave package, a full week off at Christmas, and professional development support. How to Apply If you're ready to make a real difference in the community and lead the council's Housing Asset Team, please contact Louise at Panoramic Associates.
18/02/2026
Full time
Property Services Manager (Housing) Client: Council in the East Midlands Salary: 55,500 to 58,900 Type: Permanent, Full-Time Hybrid working pattern About the Role Panoramic Associates are delighted to be supporting a council in the East Midlands in its search for an experienced Property Services Manager to lead its Housing Asset Team. This vital role focuses on providing high-quality, safe, and well-maintained housing for tenants. With responsibilities spanning responsive repairs, planned maintenance, and building safety compliance, you'll play a central role in delivering positive outcomes for residents and ensuring good value for money. Key Responsibilities Oversee core housing asset functions to maintain high standards of safety and quality. Manage responsive repairs, planned maintenance, and safety compliance programmes. Communicate key performance metrics (e.g., complaints, safety) in clear, accessible formats for tenants and other stakeholders. Drive data-led asset management, long-term planning, and budget management. Collaborate with tenants, actively listening to their feedback and implementing service improvements based on their needs. About You We're looking for an asset management professional with strong experience in a housing environment, ideally social housing. You should have a solid understanding of asset management principles, building safety compliance, and regulatory requirements. Additionally, you'll be skilled in managing change and effectively reporting progress to stakeholders. Requirements Extensive asset management experience, preferably in social housing. Strong knowledge of relevant legislation and safety standards, with contract management expertise. Demonstrated ability to plan for long-term budgeting and maintenance programmes. Qualifications: Level 4 housing or property-based qualification preferred (or commitment to obtain within three years). Full UK driving licence required. A DBS check is required About the Council Located in the East Midlands, this council offers a dynamic, supportive work environment committed to sustainable growth and community wellbeing. Join a forward-thinking organisation offering flexible hours, agile working options, a generous leave package, a full week off at Christmas, and professional development support. How to Apply If you're ready to make a real difference in the community and lead the council's Housing Asset Team, please contact Louise at Panoramic Associates.
Compliance Officer (Commercial) Location: Municipal Offices, Cheltenham Salary: 35,412 - 38,220 (Career Graded) Hours: 37 per week Hybrid working pattern Panoramic Associate have exclusively partnered with Cheltenham Borough Council to assist them with a key hire for their compliance team - a Compliance Officer (Commercial) to help ensure their buildings remain safe, compliant and well-managed. CBC manages over 200 commercial, leisure and municipal buildings - including listed heritage assets, swimming pools, war memorials and a football stadium - and they are further investing significantly in their property portfolio. The Role Reporting to the Head of Property Management & Decarbonisation, you will coordinate property-related statutory compliance across the commercial estate, including: Asbestos management Gas and electrical safety Water hygiene Fire risk management You will drive remedial works arising from inspections, challenge contractor performance and costs, support procurement of specialist consultants, review policies in line with legislation, and work closely with the Commercial Property Team and Health & Safety Advisor to mitigate risk and maintain best practice. The role includes regular site visits and engagement with tenants, leaseholders and stakeholders. Key skills GCSEs including English & Maths Experience in Health & Safety, Building Surveying, M&E or property compliance Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills Committed to integrity, safe working practices and continuous improvement A full driving licence required. Desirable: Relevant degree and/or IOSH, NEBOSH or CIOB membership. This is an excellent opportunity to join a forward-thinking Property Team working on some of Cheltenham's most significant buildings.
17/02/2026
Full time
Compliance Officer (Commercial) Location: Municipal Offices, Cheltenham Salary: 35,412 - 38,220 (Career Graded) Hours: 37 per week Hybrid working pattern Panoramic Associate have exclusively partnered with Cheltenham Borough Council to assist them with a key hire for their compliance team - a Compliance Officer (Commercial) to help ensure their buildings remain safe, compliant and well-managed. CBC manages over 200 commercial, leisure and municipal buildings - including listed heritage assets, swimming pools, war memorials and a football stadium - and they are further investing significantly in their property portfolio. The Role Reporting to the Head of Property Management & Decarbonisation, you will coordinate property-related statutory compliance across the commercial estate, including: Asbestos management Gas and electrical safety Water hygiene Fire risk management You will drive remedial works arising from inspections, challenge contractor performance and costs, support procurement of specialist consultants, review policies in line with legislation, and work closely with the Commercial Property Team and Health & Safety Advisor to mitigate risk and maintain best practice. The role includes regular site visits and engagement with tenants, leaseholders and stakeholders. Key skills GCSEs including English & Maths Experience in Health & Safety, Building Surveying, M&E or property compliance Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills Committed to integrity, safe working practices and continuous improvement A full driving licence required. Desirable: Relevant degree and/or IOSH, NEBOSH or CIOB membership. This is an excellent opportunity to join a forward-thinking Property Team working on some of Cheltenham's most significant buildings.
Title: Estates Surveyor (Commercial) Salary: 35,000/Yr. - 38,009/Yr. Type: Full-time permanent - hybrid (3 days office and 2 days home) Role Overview: A local Council is seeking a motivated Estates Surveyor to support the management and development of its diverse property portfolio across the district. This is a varied and hands-on role offering exposure to commercial property management, regeneration initiatives, and strategic asset management. The position provides excellent career progression opportunities, including support towards RICS qualification (if not already achieved). Key Responsibilities: Managing a varied portfolio of commercial properties and land Leading on rent reviews, lease renewals, valuations, and service charges Negotiating new lettings, acquisitions, and disposals Supporting the Council's regeneration and asset management strategy Reviewing and monitoring property performance across the portfolio Handling tenant enquiries and conducting negotiations Liaising with internal departments, tenants, and external stakeholders Ideal Candidate: Degree-qualified in a property-related discipline (or equivalent experience) Working towards RICS qualification or already chartered (desirable) Experience in commercial property management and landlord/tenant matters Strong negotiation and communication skills Organised, proactive, and able to manage a varied workload Keen to develop within a local authority environment Working Pattern: Hybrid working model (3 days office and 2 days home) District-wide site visits required What Success Looks Like: Effective management of the Council's commercial property portfolio Successful completion of rent reviews, lease renewals, and negotiations Strong tenant relationships and responsive service delivery Contribution to the Council's regeneration and asset strategy objectives. How to Apply: Send your CV to Vinay Kumar phone number removed at Vinay Kumar
13/02/2026
Full time
Title: Estates Surveyor (Commercial) Salary: 35,000/Yr. - 38,009/Yr. Type: Full-time permanent - hybrid (3 days office and 2 days home) Role Overview: A local Council is seeking a motivated Estates Surveyor to support the management and development of its diverse property portfolio across the district. This is a varied and hands-on role offering exposure to commercial property management, regeneration initiatives, and strategic asset management. The position provides excellent career progression opportunities, including support towards RICS qualification (if not already achieved). Key Responsibilities: Managing a varied portfolio of commercial properties and land Leading on rent reviews, lease renewals, valuations, and service charges Negotiating new lettings, acquisitions, and disposals Supporting the Council's regeneration and asset management strategy Reviewing and monitoring property performance across the portfolio Handling tenant enquiries and conducting negotiations Liaising with internal departments, tenants, and external stakeholders Ideal Candidate: Degree-qualified in a property-related discipline (or equivalent experience) Working towards RICS qualification or already chartered (desirable) Experience in commercial property management and landlord/tenant matters Strong negotiation and communication skills Organised, proactive, and able to manage a varied workload Keen to develop within a local authority environment Working Pattern: Hybrid working model (3 days office and 2 days home) District-wide site visits required What Success Looks Like: Effective management of the Council's commercial property portfolio Successful completion of rent reviews, lease renewals, and negotiations Strong tenant relationships and responsive service delivery Contribution to the Council's regeneration and asset strategy objectives. How to Apply: Send your CV to Vinay Kumar phone number removed at Vinay Kumar
Senior / Principal Electrical Design Engineer Winchester (Hybrid working) Salary: Up to 60,000 per annum + benefits + car allowance Panoramic Associates is partnering with a leading Built Environment Consultancy in Winchester that is experiencing continued growth and is now seeking a Senior or Principal Electrical Design Engineer to join their expanding team. This is an excellent opportunity to play a key role in delivering high-quality, sustainable electrical design solutions across a diverse range of projects. Within this role, you will take responsibility for leading electrical design packages and contributing to the successful delivery of projects such as Theatres and Auditoria, High Rise Apartments, CAT A and B fit out, Defence and Security projects, healthcare and more. Responsibilities of the Role: Lead electrical design and act as Project Engineer across multiple workstreams Manage and review the work of engineers and technical specialists within the electrical discipline Engage with clients and key stakeholders to ensure project requirements are met Produce designs, calculations, reports, and specifications across all RIBA stages Work with CAD/BIM (ideally Revit) and electrical design tools Ensure compliance with relevant regulations, QA standards, and health & safety requirements Provide technical input on energy efficiency, sustainability, and low-carbon design solutions Mentor and support junior engineers and apprentices To be successful in the role you will have: Significant experience in electrical design A relevant qualification (HNC/HND or higher) Working towards or holding Chartered Engineer (CEng) status Strong technical capability with excellent attention to detail Experience with the following in design software Amtech, Dialux, and Relux Next Steps: If you're interested in learning more, apply today or contact Rashani Associates for more details.
07/02/2026
Full time
Senior / Principal Electrical Design Engineer Winchester (Hybrid working) Salary: Up to 60,000 per annum + benefits + car allowance Panoramic Associates is partnering with a leading Built Environment Consultancy in Winchester that is experiencing continued growth and is now seeking a Senior or Principal Electrical Design Engineer to join their expanding team. This is an excellent opportunity to play a key role in delivering high-quality, sustainable electrical design solutions across a diverse range of projects. Within this role, you will take responsibility for leading electrical design packages and contributing to the successful delivery of projects such as Theatres and Auditoria, High Rise Apartments, CAT A and B fit out, Defence and Security projects, healthcare and more. Responsibilities of the Role: Lead electrical design and act as Project Engineer across multiple workstreams Manage and review the work of engineers and technical specialists within the electrical discipline Engage with clients and key stakeholders to ensure project requirements are met Produce designs, calculations, reports, and specifications across all RIBA stages Work with CAD/BIM (ideally Revit) and electrical design tools Ensure compliance with relevant regulations, QA standards, and health & safety requirements Provide technical input on energy efficiency, sustainability, and low-carbon design solutions Mentor and support junior engineers and apprentices To be successful in the role you will have: Significant experience in electrical design A relevant qualification (HNC/HND or higher) Working towards or holding Chartered Engineer (CEng) status Strong technical capability with excellent attention to detail Experience with the following in design software Amtech, Dialux, and Relux Next Steps: If you're interested in learning more, apply today or contact Rashani Associates for more details.
We are collaborating with a leading company operating in the housing construction industry, dedicated to social housing decarbonization. They are known for their innovative projects, employee benefits, and commitment to growth. Job title: Retrofit Coordinator Salary: 42,000/Yr. - 47,000/Yr. depending on experience Type: Full-time, Permanent Hybrid Working: 2 days/week in the office (negotiable alongside site-visits) About the Role: We are recruiting for a Retrofit Coordinator to manage retrofit projects from inception to completion, ensuring full compliance with PAS 2035 standards. This role requires acting in the best interests of clients - including occupants, landlords, and funding organisations - as well as the wider public. You will be responsible for overseeing the delivery of retrofit projects, coordinating activities, managing risks, and ensuring projects meet all required quality and compliance standards. Key Responsibilities: Agree intended project outcomes with clients and revisit these where necessary. Conduct project risk assessments to determine PAS 2035 pathways. Oversee Whole-Dwelling Assessments conducted by qualified Retrofit Assessors. Produce Improvement Option Evaluations to identify suitable measures. Develop Medium-Term Improvement Plans for individual properties or property types. Confirm agreed measures for immediate installation with clients. Collaborate with Retrofit Designers to ensure designs are fully informed and compliant. Monitor the design, specification, and installation of retrofit measures. Oversee testing, completion, and handover processes. Ensure that residents and landlords receive energy advice at key project stages. Conduct project evaluations and provide feedback to clients and delivery teams. Compile and submit compliance evidence in line with PAS 2035 requirements. Perform additional monitoring where project outcomes have not met expectations. Experience and Skills Required: Essential: Level 5 Diploma in Retrofit Coordination and Risk Management (PAS 2035 compliance). Desireable: TrustMark accreditation and proven practical experience in retrofit coordination. Experience in project or programme management is highly desirable. Strong interpersonal and listening skills with the ability to engage a range of audiences. Demonstrated ability to manage and collaborate with diverse stakeholders. Experience providing technical advice and advocacy across project life cycles. Proficient in conducting risk assessments in the built environment sector. Excellent organisation, coordination, and communication skills, both verbal and written. What We Offer: Competitive salary and benefits package. Performance-based bonus scheme. On-site parking facilities. Opportunities to make a tangible environmental and community impact. Ongoing professional training and development. If you're passionate about sustainable housing and ready to play a key role in transforming homes for a greener future, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and be part of something impactful.
01/09/2025
Full time
We are collaborating with a leading company operating in the housing construction industry, dedicated to social housing decarbonization. They are known for their innovative projects, employee benefits, and commitment to growth. Job title: Retrofit Coordinator Salary: 42,000/Yr. - 47,000/Yr. depending on experience Type: Full-time, Permanent Hybrid Working: 2 days/week in the office (negotiable alongside site-visits) About the Role: We are recruiting for a Retrofit Coordinator to manage retrofit projects from inception to completion, ensuring full compliance with PAS 2035 standards. This role requires acting in the best interests of clients - including occupants, landlords, and funding organisations - as well as the wider public. You will be responsible for overseeing the delivery of retrofit projects, coordinating activities, managing risks, and ensuring projects meet all required quality and compliance standards. Key Responsibilities: Agree intended project outcomes with clients and revisit these where necessary. Conduct project risk assessments to determine PAS 2035 pathways. Oversee Whole-Dwelling Assessments conducted by qualified Retrofit Assessors. Produce Improvement Option Evaluations to identify suitable measures. Develop Medium-Term Improvement Plans for individual properties or property types. Confirm agreed measures for immediate installation with clients. Collaborate with Retrofit Designers to ensure designs are fully informed and compliant. Monitor the design, specification, and installation of retrofit measures. Oversee testing, completion, and handover processes. Ensure that residents and landlords receive energy advice at key project stages. Conduct project evaluations and provide feedback to clients and delivery teams. Compile and submit compliance evidence in line with PAS 2035 requirements. Perform additional monitoring where project outcomes have not met expectations. Experience and Skills Required: Essential: Level 5 Diploma in Retrofit Coordination and Risk Management (PAS 2035 compliance). Desireable: TrustMark accreditation and proven practical experience in retrofit coordination. Experience in project or programme management is highly desirable. Strong interpersonal and listening skills with the ability to engage a range of audiences. Demonstrated ability to manage and collaborate with diverse stakeholders. Experience providing technical advice and advocacy across project life cycles. Proficient in conducting risk assessments in the built environment sector. Excellent organisation, coordination, and communication skills, both verbal and written. What We Offer: Competitive salary and benefits package. Performance-based bonus scheme. On-site parking facilities. Opportunities to make a tangible environmental and community impact. Ongoing professional training and development. If you're passionate about sustainable housing and ready to play a key role in transforming homes for a greener future, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and be part of something impactful.
Highways Inspection Officer Berkshire Contract, 3 months minimum 200 - 225 Inside IR35 Full time (CIS Available) Panoramic Associates are working with a local authority that is bringing key Highways roles back in-house as part of a wider transformation programme. They are seeking experienced Highways Inspection Officers to join their team on an interim basis. Role Overview: Conduct planned and reactive safety inspections of the highway, ensuring compliance with the Highways Act 1980 and other relevant legislation. Inspect carriageways, footways, car parks, bus stops, and other assets, issuing notices to private landowners where necessary. Investigate public enquiries and complaints related to highway maintenance, liaising with contractors, residents, councillors, and external agencies. Ensure defects are accurately recorded and take action on maintenance issues within set budgets ( 200k- 300k per year). Monitor contractor performance, ensuring works meet required standards and comply with health and safety regulations . Support insurance claims procedures by collecting evidence and attending court as a witness when required. Assist in managing emergency situations such as flooding and road obstructions. Key Requirements: Experience conducting Highways Inspections and a strong understanding of highway maintenance. Knowledge of Highway Law, Health & Safety regulations , and best practices. Familiarity with road and street works monitoring, including reinstatement materials and site safety. Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently in a busy environment. Excellent communication skills, able to handle queries from the public and stakeholders. Proficiency in Highways Asset Management Systems (e.g., Confirm, QGIS, Street Manager). Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle for business use. This role offers the opportunity to play a key part in ensuring the safety and quality of local highways. If this sounds suitable for you, or someone you know, please send an updated CV and contact number to Sean Cloherty at Panoramic Associates so we can discuss further.
04/02/2025
Contract
Highways Inspection Officer Berkshire Contract, 3 months minimum 200 - 225 Inside IR35 Full time (CIS Available) Panoramic Associates are working with a local authority that is bringing key Highways roles back in-house as part of a wider transformation programme. They are seeking experienced Highways Inspection Officers to join their team on an interim basis. Role Overview: Conduct planned and reactive safety inspections of the highway, ensuring compliance with the Highways Act 1980 and other relevant legislation. Inspect carriageways, footways, car parks, bus stops, and other assets, issuing notices to private landowners where necessary. Investigate public enquiries and complaints related to highway maintenance, liaising with contractors, residents, councillors, and external agencies. Ensure defects are accurately recorded and take action on maintenance issues within set budgets ( 200k- 300k per year). Monitor contractor performance, ensuring works meet required standards and comply with health and safety regulations . Support insurance claims procedures by collecting evidence and attending court as a witness when required. Assist in managing emergency situations such as flooding and road obstructions. Key Requirements: Experience conducting Highways Inspections and a strong understanding of highway maintenance. Knowledge of Highway Law, Health & Safety regulations , and best practices. Familiarity with road and street works monitoring, including reinstatement materials and site safety. Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently in a busy environment. Excellent communication skills, able to handle queries from the public and stakeholders. Proficiency in Highways Asset Management Systems (e.g., Confirm, QGIS, Street Manager). Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle for business use. This role offers the opportunity to play a key part in ensuring the safety and quality of local highways. If this sounds suitable for you, or someone you know, please send an updated CV and contact number to Sean Cloherty at Panoramic Associates so we can discuss further.
