Pertemps SSDC - DDT

Land Management Surveyor - 12 month Fixed-Term Contract Location: Northeast Wales (ideally Buckley) - Hybrid Salary: £42,662 per annum About the role We're looking for a Land Management Surveyor to help manage and enhance Wales' natural resources on a 12 month Fixed-Term Contract. You'll provide professional land and property advice, support sustainable land management, and work closely with colleagues and partners across the Forest Operations and Land Management teams.This role offers a mix of office and site-based work, with the chance to influence decisions, support strategic planning, and deliver projects that make a real impact on people and nature. What you'll do: Manage and deliver land and property projects to agreed time, cost and quality. Identify opportunities to reduce costs, increase income, and improve value for money. Assess and manage risks. Make delegated decisions and progress cases to conclusion. Build strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders. Support strategic planning and policy development. Contribute to health, safety and incident response duties. What you'll bring: Full RICS Chartered Surveyor membership. Experience in property and land management, including negotiating legal agreements. Strong understanding of land-related legislation and ability to develop practical solutions. Experience working with multidisciplinary teams. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office. Benefits: Civil Service Pension Scheme (28.97% employer contribution). 28 days leave - Plus bank holidays Generous special leave options. Health and wellbeing support, including a weekly wellbeing hour.

Facilities Assistant 3-Month Temporary Contract Pay: £13.96 per hour , 37 hours per week (Monday-Friday) Location: On-site in Bangor, Wales We are looking for a proactive, hands-on individual who wants a varied role within a respected public sector organisation. This is to support a large-scale office relocation project in Bangor, Wales. Key Responsibilities Assist with the coordination and delivery of a major office move. Create accurate inventories of equipment, furniture and documentation. Liaise with staff to understand what needs to be retained, relocated, or securely disposed of. Ensure all documentation is handled and disposed of in line with GDPR requirements. Provide general facilities support as required, including some physically demanding tasks. Role requirements Strong communication skills and the ability to liaise with colleagues at all levels. Good IT literacy for inventory logging and documentation. Proactive, organised, and comfortable with manual handling tasks. Awareness of GDPR and data-handling best practices.

Facilities Officer Office-based (Bangor), covering sites in Northwest Wales Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm Temporary contract for 3 months £15.59 per hour, 37 hours a week We're looking for a proactive and hands-on Facilities Officer to join our public sector client on a temporary basis. This role involves regular travel across multiple sites, ensuring buildings are safe, compliant, and well-maintained. What you'll be doing: Carrying out routine weekly and monthly health & safety, fire, and building checks Liaising with external contractors and overseeing on-site works Completing administrative tasks to maintain accurate audit logs and compliance records Acting as a key point of contact for facilities-related queries across sites What we're looking for: Experience in facilities management, health & safety, or a similar hands-on role Strong customer service skills and a practical, can-do attitude Excellent attention to detail and accurate admin skills A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel between sites