Interim Building Surveyor Location: Dorchester Contract: 3-6 months initially Rate: 400- 500 per day (DOE) Our client, a local authority in the South West, is seeking an experienced Building Surveyor to support the management and maintenance of their diverse property portfolio. This hands-on role is key to ensuring that assets remain safe, compliant, and well maintained, while delivering high-quality outcomes and value for money. The Role Working as part of the wider property team, you will take responsibility for the delivery of planned and reactive maintenance programmes, capital repairs, and improvement works across a range of council buildings. You will manage contractors, oversee projects from procurement to completion, and ensure compliance with statutory and corporate requirements. About You Degree-level qualification (or equivalent) in Building Surveying or a related discipline. Proven experience delivering repair and maintenance programmes and managing contractors within a local authority or public sector environment. Strong understanding of construction legislation, contract management, and procurement processes. Excellent communication and leadership skills with the ability to engage effectively with a range of stakeholders. Proficient in digital property management systems and data reporting. A strategic and solution-focused approach, with sound technical and financial acumen. Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel across the region. How to Apply If you're interested in applying, please apply now with your CV and contact Joe O'Halloran at Spencer Clarke Group on (phone number removed) ASAP.
Oct 29, 2025
Contract
Interim Building Surveyor Location: Dorchester Contract: 3-6 months initially Rate: 400- 500 per day (DOE) Our client, a local authority in the South West, is seeking an experienced Building Surveyor to support the management and maintenance of their diverse property portfolio. This hands-on role is key to ensuring that assets remain safe, compliant, and well maintained, while delivering high-quality outcomes and value for money. The Role Working as part of the wider property team, you will take responsibility for the delivery of planned and reactive maintenance programmes, capital repairs, and improvement works across a range of council buildings. You will manage contractors, oversee projects from procurement to completion, and ensure compliance with statutory and corporate requirements. About You Degree-level qualification (or equivalent) in Building Surveying or a related discipline. Proven experience delivering repair and maintenance programmes and managing contractors within a local authority or public sector environment. Strong understanding of construction legislation, contract management, and procurement processes. Excellent communication and leadership skills with the ability to engage effectively with a range of stakeholders. Proficient in digital property management systems and data reporting. A strategic and solution-focused approach, with sound technical and financial acumen. Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel across the region. How to Apply If you're interested in applying, please apply now with your CV and contact Joe O'Halloran at Spencer Clarke Group on (phone number removed) ASAP.
Interim Head of Facilities Management £600p/d Umbrella (INSIDE IR35) 4 Months Initially (with view for extension) London Borough of Brent Hybrid Working What will you do? - Support the Director of Property & Assets in leading the Council's Facilities Management, Audio Visual, and Energy functions. - Drive the delivery of the Council's workplace strategy, optimising operational buildings for efficiency, safety, compliance, and service delivery. - Manage the operational estate, including maintenance, compliance, Hard and Soft FM, Audio Visual, and energy services. - Oversee planned and reactive maintenance, capital improvement projects, and investment plans to improve building performance and compliance. - Lead supplier and contractor management, including procurement, contract governance, performance monitoring, and value-for-money assessments. - Provide strategic advice and guidance on workplace, energy, and facilities matters to support the political administration and front-line services. - Identify service-wide objectives, manage risk, and ensure team development and performance. - Support cross-council initiatives and act as a key point of contact for energy-related matters with external organisations. What do you need? To be successful in your application for this role you will need to demonstrate ALL the following on application and through the interview process: - UK Resident - Minimum 5 years' experience in strategic property, facilities, and estates management, preferably within local government or large multi-site organisations. - Proven experience leading operational estates, workplace strategies, and facilities management teams. - Strong track record in managing multi-million-pound budgets, contracts, and capital investment programmes. - Demonstrable experience in workspace optimisation, building compliance, and service transformation. - Exceptional stakeholder management, including experience working with senior leaders and political administrations. - Experience in people leadership, team development, and driving service performance. - A proactive, flexible approach with the ability to work outside of standard hours if required. What to do next? This is a unique opportunity and the role will move quickly. To avoid missing out, please apply today with a copy of your CV before Thursday 30th October
Oct 27, 2025
Contract
Interim Head of Facilities Management £600p/d Umbrella (INSIDE IR35) 4 Months Initially (with view for extension) London Borough of Brent Hybrid Working What will you do? - Support the Director of Property & Assets in leading the Council's Facilities Management, Audio Visual, and Energy functions. - Drive the delivery of the Council's workplace strategy, optimising operational buildings for efficiency, safety, compliance, and service delivery. - Manage the operational estate, including maintenance, compliance, Hard and Soft FM, Audio Visual, and energy services. - Oversee planned and reactive maintenance, capital improvement projects, and investment plans to improve building performance and compliance. - Lead supplier and contractor management, including procurement, contract governance, performance monitoring, and value-for-money assessments. - Provide strategic advice and guidance on workplace, energy, and facilities matters to support the political administration and front-line services. - Identify service-wide objectives, manage risk, and ensure team development and performance. - Support cross-council initiatives and act as a key point of contact for energy-related matters with external organisations. What do you need? To be successful in your application for this role you will need to demonstrate ALL the following on application and through the interview process: - UK Resident - Minimum 5 years' experience in strategic property, facilities, and estates management, preferably within local government or large multi-site organisations. - Proven experience leading operational estates, workplace strategies, and facilities management teams. - Strong track record in managing multi-million-pound budgets, contracts, and capital investment programmes. - Demonstrable experience in workspace optimisation, building compliance, and service transformation. - Exceptional stakeholder management, including experience working with senior leaders and political administrations. - Experience in people leadership, team development, and driving service performance. - A proactive, flexible approach with the ability to work outside of standard hours if required. What to do next? This is a unique opportunity and the role will move quickly. To avoid missing out, please apply today with a copy of your CV before Thursday 30th October
Goodman Masson are currently working with a social housing organisation in Sussex to recruit for an interim M&E Surveyor. About the Role As a M&E Surveyor, you ll play a key role in delivering mechanical and electrical (M&E) compliance and upgrade projects from concept through to completion including lift modernisations, CCTV and door entry upgrades, water hygiene improvements, and accessibility installations. You ll ensure all works meet time, cost, and quality targets, while maintaining a strong focus on resident safety and satisfaction. Key responsibilities include: Leading the planning, preparation, and delivery of installation and upgrade projects. Lead on the water hygiene remediation programme Supporting procurement processes, preparing technical documentation, and participating in tender evaluations. Managing contractors to ensure projects are delivered on schedule and within budget. Conducting quality inspections, preparing snagging lists, and verifying that all remedial actions are completed. Ensuring compliance with statutory requirements, certifications, and internal standards. Attending site and project meetings, coordinating effectively with consultants and stakeholders. Providing expert technical advice and promoting clear communication with residents and colleagues. Upholding a strong Safety First culture across all works. Supporting performance reporting, risk assessments, and budget control. About You You ll bring a blend of technical expertise, project management ability, and a customer-focused approach. Essential skills and experience: A recognised qualification in Mechanical & Electrical (M&E), Lifts, or Water Hygiene. Project management qualification or equivalent practical experience. Strong understanding of property safety and compliance within housing environments. Demonstrable experience managing contractors and monitoring project performance. Familiarity with procurement processes and budget management. Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (particularly Excel and Word). Willingness to travel regionally and occasionally stay overnight as required. Desirable: Experience working in social housing or a similar regulated environment. Understanding of service charge principles. If this role is of interest, please email over your CV to (url removed)
Oct 24, 2025
Contract
Goodman Masson are currently working with a social housing organisation in Sussex to recruit for an interim M&E Surveyor. About the Role As a M&E Surveyor, you ll play a key role in delivering mechanical and electrical (M&E) compliance and upgrade projects from concept through to completion including lift modernisations, CCTV and door entry upgrades, water hygiene improvements, and accessibility installations. You ll ensure all works meet time, cost, and quality targets, while maintaining a strong focus on resident safety and satisfaction. Key responsibilities include: Leading the planning, preparation, and delivery of installation and upgrade projects. Lead on the water hygiene remediation programme Supporting procurement processes, preparing technical documentation, and participating in tender evaluations. Managing contractors to ensure projects are delivered on schedule and within budget. Conducting quality inspections, preparing snagging lists, and verifying that all remedial actions are completed. Ensuring compliance with statutory requirements, certifications, and internal standards. Attending site and project meetings, coordinating effectively with consultants and stakeholders. Providing expert technical advice and promoting clear communication with residents and colleagues. Upholding a strong Safety First culture across all works. Supporting performance reporting, risk assessments, and budget control. About You You ll bring a blend of technical expertise, project management ability, and a customer-focused approach. Essential skills and experience: A recognised qualification in Mechanical & Electrical (M&E), Lifts, or Water Hygiene. Project management qualification or equivalent practical experience. Strong understanding of property safety and compliance within housing environments. Demonstrable experience managing contractors and monitoring project performance. Familiarity with procurement processes and budget management. Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (particularly Excel and Word). Willingness to travel regionally and occasionally stay overnight as required. Desirable: Experience working in social housing or a similar regulated environment. Understanding of service charge principles. If this role is of interest, please email over your CV to (url removed)
MMP Consultancy are working with a respected Local Authority to recruit a Principal Surveyor to manage and deliver a varied caseload within their operational land and property portfolio. Title: Principal Surveyor Locations: Northamptonshire Contract: Interim - Long Term (Perm Potential) Hybrid: On Site with some office Rate: 47.20 per hour This is a key senior role that will see you lead on high value negotiations, manage complex leasehold acquisitions and disposals, and drive best value from council assets. You will play a critical part in delivering strategic property services, supporting financial sustainability through the disposal of surplus sites, and advising on service improvements aligned with the council's corporate objective including its drive towards Carbon Neutrality by 2030 . Key Responsibilities: Lead leasehold negotiations for acquisitions and disposals, including recommendations to the Senior Asset Manager. Manage a caseload of complex, high-value landlord & tenant matters , including rent reviews, lease renewals, and break clauses using RICS valuation methodology. Deliver the annual asset valuation programme , liaising with external valuers, finance teams, and auditors to meet key reporting deadlines. Advise on occupancy agreements, compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) , and sensitive service delivery improvements. Prepare reports for Executive and Delegated Decisions, ensuring clarity and technical accuracy. Support the disposal of surplus assets , including large-scale strategic sites and sustainable urban extensions. Provide coaching and development support to a Trainee Estates Surveyor , helping them progress professionally. Contribute to corporate goals including environmental targets, compliance, and customer service improvement. About You: MRICS qualified with a minimum of 5 years post-qualification experience. Proven track record in public sector asset management or complex commercial surveying roles. Strong knowledge of Landlord & Tenant legislation , and demonstrable experience with RICS valuation methods (residual, investment, comparable). Experience delivering strategic site disposals , including working with agents and specialist consultants. Skilled in preparing professional, concise reports and presenting to a range of internal and external stakeholders. Able to lead and inspire others, particularly in mentoring or supervisory roles. Confident working both independently and collaboratively across multi-disciplinary teams. Holds a full UK driving licence and has access to transport.
Oct 22, 2025
Full time
MMP Consultancy are working with a respected Local Authority to recruit a Principal Surveyor to manage and deliver a varied caseload within their operational land and property portfolio. Title: Principal Surveyor Locations: Northamptonshire Contract: Interim - Long Term (Perm Potential) Hybrid: On Site with some office Rate: 47.20 per hour This is a key senior role that will see you lead on high value negotiations, manage complex leasehold acquisitions and disposals, and drive best value from council assets. You will play a critical part in delivering strategic property services, supporting financial sustainability through the disposal of surplus sites, and advising on service improvements aligned with the council's corporate objective including its drive towards Carbon Neutrality by 2030 . Key Responsibilities: Lead leasehold negotiations for acquisitions and disposals, including recommendations to the Senior Asset Manager. Manage a caseload of complex, high-value landlord & tenant matters , including rent reviews, lease renewals, and break clauses using RICS valuation methodology. Deliver the annual asset valuation programme , liaising with external valuers, finance teams, and auditors to meet key reporting deadlines. Advise on occupancy agreements, compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) , and sensitive service delivery improvements. Prepare reports for Executive and Delegated Decisions, ensuring clarity and technical accuracy. Support the disposal of surplus assets , including large-scale strategic sites and sustainable urban extensions. Provide coaching and development support to a Trainee Estates Surveyor , helping them progress professionally. Contribute to corporate goals including environmental targets, compliance, and customer service improvement. About You: MRICS qualified with a minimum of 5 years post-qualification experience. Proven track record in public sector asset management or complex commercial surveying roles. Strong knowledge of Landlord & Tenant legislation , and demonstrable experience with RICS valuation methods (residual, investment, comparable). Experience delivering strategic site disposals , including working with agents and specialist consultants. Skilled in preparing professional, concise reports and presenting to a range of internal and external stakeholders. Able to lead and inspire others, particularly in mentoring or supervisory roles. Confident working both independently and collaboratively across multi-disciplinary teams. Holds a full UK driving licence and has access to transport.
MMP Consultancy are working with a respected Local Authority to recruit a Principal Surveyor to manage and deliver a varied caseload within their operational land and property portfolio. Title: Principle Surveyor Locations: Northamptonshire Contract: Interim - Long Term (Perm Potential) Hybrid: On Site with some office Rate: 47.20 per hour This is a key senior role that will see you lead on high value negotiations, manage complex leasehold acquisitions and disposals, and drive best value from council assets. You will play a critical part in delivering strategic property services, supporting financial sustainability through the disposal of surplus sites, and advising on service improvements aligned with the council's corporate objective including its drive towards Carbon Neutrality by 2030 . Key Responsibilities: Lead leasehold negotiations for acquisitions and disposals, including recommendations to the Senior Asset Manager. Manage a caseload of complex, high-value landlord & tenant matters , including rent reviews, lease renewals, and break clauses using RICS valuation methodology. Deliver the annual asset valuation programme , liaising with external valuers, finance teams, and auditors to meet key reporting deadlines. Advise on occupancy agreements, compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) , and sensitive service delivery improvements. Prepare reports for Executive and Delegated Decisions, ensuring clarity and technical accuracy. Support the disposal of surplus assets , including large-scale strategic sites and sustainable urban extensions. Provide coaching and development support to a Trainee Estates Surveyor , helping them progress professionally. Contribute to corporate goals including environmental targets, compliance, and customer service improvement. About You: MRICS qualified with a minimum of 5 years post-qualification experience. Proven track record in public sector asset management or complex commercial surveying roles. Strong knowledge of Landlord & Tenant legislation , and demonstrable experience with RICS valuation methods (residual, investment, comparable). Experience delivering strategic site disposals , including working with agents and specialist consultants. Skilled in preparing professional, concise reports and presenting to a range of internal and external stakeholders. Able to lead and inspire others, particularly in mentoring or supervisory roles. Confident working both independently and collaboratively across multi-disciplinary teams. Holds a full UK driving licence and has access to transport.
Oct 17, 2025
Full time
MMP Consultancy are working with a respected Local Authority to recruit a Principal Surveyor to manage and deliver a varied caseload within their operational land and property portfolio. Title: Principle Surveyor Locations: Northamptonshire Contract: Interim - Long Term (Perm Potential) Hybrid: On Site with some office Rate: 47.20 per hour This is a key senior role that will see you lead on high value negotiations, manage complex leasehold acquisitions and disposals, and drive best value from council assets. You will play a critical part in delivering strategic property services, supporting financial sustainability through the disposal of surplus sites, and advising on service improvements aligned with the council's corporate objective including its drive towards Carbon Neutrality by 2030 . Key Responsibilities: Lead leasehold negotiations for acquisitions and disposals, including recommendations to the Senior Asset Manager. Manage a caseload of complex, high-value landlord & tenant matters , including rent reviews, lease renewals, and break clauses using RICS valuation methodology. Deliver the annual asset valuation programme , liaising with external valuers, finance teams, and auditors to meet key reporting deadlines. Advise on occupancy agreements, compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) , and sensitive service delivery improvements. Prepare reports for Executive and Delegated Decisions, ensuring clarity and technical accuracy. Support the disposal of surplus assets , including large-scale strategic sites and sustainable urban extensions. Provide coaching and development support to a Trainee Estates Surveyor , helping them progress professionally. Contribute to corporate goals including environmental targets, compliance, and customer service improvement. About You: MRICS qualified with a minimum of 5 years post-qualification experience. Proven track record in public sector asset management or complex commercial surveying roles. Strong knowledge of Landlord & Tenant legislation , and demonstrable experience with RICS valuation methods (residual, investment, comparable). Experience delivering strategic site disposals , including working with agents and specialist consultants. Skilled in preparing professional, concise reports and presenting to a range of internal and external stakeholders. Able to lead and inspire others, particularly in mentoring or supervisory roles. Confident working both independently and collaboratively across multi-disciplinary teams. Holds a full UK driving licence and has access to transport.
A large and busy property services team within a local authority has the need for interim support as the manager of the Estate and Valuation team.Purpose of the RoleWe are seeking a highly experienced and motivated Estates & Valuation Manager to lead our Estates & Valuation and Property Records teams. This strategic role is responsible for ensuring the delivery of high-quality, efficient, and effective property management and valuation services that align with the Council's financial, developmental, and strategic objectives.Key Responsibilities Lead and manage Chartered Surveyors and Property Records staff, ensuring technical and commercial performance across all projects. Oversee financial planning, budgeting, and fee recovery for estates and valuation services. Ensure compliance with RICS, CIPFA, IFRS, and other relevant legislation and standards. Lead the Council's property disposal and acquisition programmes, including negotiations and reporting. Manage lease events, including rent reviews, break clauses, and expiries. Provide strategic valuation advice on rating, council tax, and portfolio revenue optimisation. Lead compensation negotiations for CPOs and blight notices. Represent the Council in planning matters and development opportunities. Prepare and present property transaction reports and committee papers. Deputise for the Head of Strategic Asset Management and Estates. Oversee annual asset and market valuations for financial reporting. Provide leadership on property management issues including lease obligations, service charges, and estate management. Deliver consultancy services to external organisations such as NHS Trusts and Academy Trusts. Conduct property inspections and produce condition and measurement reports. Essential Requirements Chartered Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS). Extensive post-qualification experience in Estates, Valuation, and Property Management Degree-level education in a relevant field. Proven leadership and team management skills. Strong communication and stakeholder engagement abilities. Commercial awareness with a track record of delivering cost-effective services. Commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD). Experience in general practice surveying including valuations, disposals, acquisitions, and rating advice. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and CAFM systems (ideally Concerto). Knowledge of CPO and compensation legislation. Member of the RICS Valuers Registration Scheme. Desirable Attributes Experience delivering services to public sector clients. Ability to drive continuous improvement and innovation. Strong project management and conflict resolution skills. Collaborative working style and adaptability to change. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk
Oct 17, 2025
Seasonal
A large and busy property services team within a local authority has the need for interim support as the manager of the Estate and Valuation team.Purpose of the RoleWe are seeking a highly experienced and motivated Estates & Valuation Manager to lead our Estates & Valuation and Property Records teams. This strategic role is responsible for ensuring the delivery of high-quality, efficient, and effective property management and valuation services that align with the Council's financial, developmental, and strategic objectives.Key Responsibilities Lead and manage Chartered Surveyors and Property Records staff, ensuring technical and commercial performance across all projects. Oversee financial planning, budgeting, and fee recovery for estates and valuation services. Ensure compliance with RICS, CIPFA, IFRS, and other relevant legislation and standards. Lead the Council's property disposal and acquisition programmes, including negotiations and reporting. Manage lease events, including rent reviews, break clauses, and expiries. Provide strategic valuation advice on rating, council tax, and portfolio revenue optimisation. Lead compensation negotiations for CPOs and blight notices. Represent the Council in planning matters and development opportunities. Prepare and present property transaction reports and committee papers. Deputise for the Head of Strategic Asset Management and Estates. Oversee annual asset and market valuations for financial reporting. Provide leadership on property management issues including lease obligations, service charges, and estate management. Deliver consultancy services to external organisations such as NHS Trusts and Academy Trusts. Conduct property inspections and produce condition and measurement reports. Essential Requirements Chartered Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS). Extensive post-qualification experience in Estates, Valuation, and Property Management Degree-level education in a relevant field. Proven leadership and team management skills. Strong communication and stakeholder engagement abilities. Commercial awareness with a track record of delivering cost-effective services. Commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD). Experience in general practice surveying including valuations, disposals, acquisitions, and rating advice. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and CAFM systems (ideally Concerto). Knowledge of CPO and compensation legislation. Member of the RICS Valuers Registration Scheme. Desirable Attributes Experience delivering services to public sector clients. Ability to drive continuous improvement and innovation. Strong project management and conflict resolution skills. Collaborative working style and adaptability to change. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk
Goodman Masson are proud to be working exclusively with Swindon Housing Company who are looking for an Associate Director/Senior Planner to lead the organisation at an exciting time as the company go on an exciting second phase of its journey with a fully refreshed portfolio of sites. Making a real difference in communities. Job Purpose: Accountable to the company board, this role will lead all activity undertaken by Swindon Housing Company working collegiately with Swindon Borough Council Planning and Property teams to create the right conditions for accelerating delivery of high-quality new homes in Swindon. The company can deliver units for open market sales and private rentals, which cannot be achieved through the Council s own social housing programme being as Local Authorities are prohibited from undertaking such activities on a commercial basis (Localism Act 2011). On a day-to-day basis, be hands-on to lead all activity within the company overseeing a small team (initially) taking projects from early inception, through early feasibility, building a detailed business case, securing planning permission through to managing disposal of land parcels or project management of housing delivery. You will work closely with company Directors and Swindon Borough Council Property Service colleagues to grow confidence in the financial and social outcomes Swindon Housing Company can deliver for residents across Swindon. Key Accountabilities: The postholder will oversee strategic budget responsibility and financial performance of Swindon Housing Company. Supported by a finance controller and working in partnership with SBC finance team you will ensure reports for the company boards (and shareholder) on individual scheme finances and company performance are provided in an accurate and timely manner. Manage all aspects including the purchase of land (prior to planning submission), undertake site investigations, secure planning permission, build and sell the properties or dispose of land with planning permission. Manage projects from planning approval through construction, ensuring developments progress smoothly and stay on track. Ensure that each development meets financial targets and remains commercially viable throughout the delivery phase. Monitor costs, manage budget reviews, and report financial performance to ensure projects stay within targets. Supplementary Accountabilities: Through your visibility as the defacto lead for Swindon Housing Company, provide clear direction and a motivational and inspirational environment for your team to develop and excel. Knowledge & Experience: Candidates must have substantial knowledge and experience in the following areas of business and will be required to provide evidence of this: A demonstrable understanding of the development process for residentially led schemes. Evidenced practical understanding of the English planning system from a development management and planning policy point of view Managing multi discipline (internal and external) teams within budget and program. Effective negotiation with professional planning, consultancy partners and construction partners An ability to think creatively to see opportunities where others may see challenge and to develop effective options and strategies to take forward programs. Optimising and value engineering schemes - under Qualifications: Educated to degree level or equivalent qualification with considerable relevant planning experience with a desirability of both LA/Consultancy background Chartered membership of, or eligibility for membership of, a relevant professional body e.g RTPI/RICS Decision Making: The postholder with endorsement of the company board, the shareholder & Swindon Borough Council will take all decisions pertaining to Swindon Housing Company aligned to the Decision Making Governance & Reporting structure within the interim business plan. The postholder must take effective decisions quickly and act on their own initiative in order to resolve problems. Effective delegation across the team will be essential to empowering the team and accelerating planning outcomes. The post holder must be able to quickly get to the heart of issues and accurately assess and manage risk The postholder must shows creativity in using intellectual capital and resources to deliver cost effective services Creativity and Innovation: Constantly reviews ways of working and identifies opportunities to improve the quality of work of the service Identifies creative solutions to complex development issues and takes action to implement them Shows creativity in using resources to deliver cost effective services, engaging external experts where relevant, and looking beyond the boundary of current service delivery Continually identifying, evaluating and implementing innovative new areas of partnership working where it is beneficial to Swindon Contacts and Relationships: The Postholder will work in a collaborative manner with Members, Corporate Boards, other directorates, external and internal stakeholders, community members and other bodies that interact with this role to deliver solutions led positive outcomes. This is a fantastic hands on role to make a real difference and shape the organisation with full autonomy and direction setting. Please reach out to Jamie Fitch or email (url removed) for more information and to discuss in further detail.
Oct 15, 2025
Full time
Goodman Masson are proud to be working exclusively with Swindon Housing Company who are looking for an Associate Director/Senior Planner to lead the organisation at an exciting time as the company go on an exciting second phase of its journey with a fully refreshed portfolio of sites. Making a real difference in communities. Job Purpose: Accountable to the company board, this role will lead all activity undertaken by Swindon Housing Company working collegiately with Swindon Borough Council Planning and Property teams to create the right conditions for accelerating delivery of high-quality new homes in Swindon. The company can deliver units for open market sales and private rentals, which cannot be achieved through the Council s own social housing programme being as Local Authorities are prohibited from undertaking such activities on a commercial basis (Localism Act 2011). On a day-to-day basis, be hands-on to lead all activity within the company overseeing a small team (initially) taking projects from early inception, through early feasibility, building a detailed business case, securing planning permission through to managing disposal of land parcels or project management of housing delivery. You will work closely with company Directors and Swindon Borough Council Property Service colleagues to grow confidence in the financial and social outcomes Swindon Housing Company can deliver for residents across Swindon. Key Accountabilities: The postholder will oversee strategic budget responsibility and financial performance of Swindon Housing Company. Supported by a finance controller and working in partnership with SBC finance team you will ensure reports for the company boards (and shareholder) on individual scheme finances and company performance are provided in an accurate and timely manner. Manage all aspects including the purchase of land (prior to planning submission), undertake site investigations, secure planning permission, build and sell the properties or dispose of land with planning permission. Manage projects from planning approval through construction, ensuring developments progress smoothly and stay on track. Ensure that each development meets financial targets and remains commercially viable throughout the delivery phase. Monitor costs, manage budget reviews, and report financial performance to ensure projects stay within targets. Supplementary Accountabilities: Through your visibility as the defacto lead for Swindon Housing Company, provide clear direction and a motivational and inspirational environment for your team to develop and excel. Knowledge & Experience: Candidates must have substantial knowledge and experience in the following areas of business and will be required to provide evidence of this: A demonstrable understanding of the development process for residentially led schemes. Evidenced practical understanding of the English planning system from a development management and planning policy point of view Managing multi discipline (internal and external) teams within budget and program. Effective negotiation with professional planning, consultancy partners and construction partners An ability to think creatively to see opportunities where others may see challenge and to develop effective options and strategies to take forward programs. Optimising and value engineering schemes - under Qualifications: Educated to degree level or equivalent qualification with considerable relevant planning experience with a desirability of both LA/Consultancy background Chartered membership of, or eligibility for membership of, a relevant professional body e.g RTPI/RICS Decision Making: The postholder with endorsement of the company board, the shareholder & Swindon Borough Council will take all decisions pertaining to Swindon Housing Company aligned to the Decision Making Governance & Reporting structure within the interim business plan. The postholder must take effective decisions quickly and act on their own initiative in order to resolve problems. Effective delegation across the team will be essential to empowering the team and accelerating planning outcomes. The post holder must be able to quickly get to the heart of issues and accurately assess and manage risk The postholder must shows creativity in using intellectual capital and resources to deliver cost effective services Creativity and Innovation: Constantly reviews ways of working and identifies opportunities to improve the quality of work of the service Identifies creative solutions to complex development issues and takes action to implement them Shows creativity in using resources to deliver cost effective services, engaging external experts where relevant, and looking beyond the boundary of current service delivery Continually identifying, evaluating and implementing innovative new areas of partnership working where it is beneficial to Swindon Contacts and Relationships: The Postholder will work in a collaborative manner with Members, Corporate Boards, other directorates, external and internal stakeholders, community members and other bodies that interact with this role to deliver solutions led positive outcomes. This is a fantastic hands on role to make a real difference and shape the organisation with full autonomy and direction setting. Please reach out to Jamie Fitch or email (url removed) for more information and to discuss in further detail.
Capital Works Surveyor - Housing Kitchen and Bathrooms - Hybrid - Engineering & Surveying Temporary role for Surveyor for Housing Property Team, site surveying and processing of major works, repairs and planned improvements to CBC Housing stock. The Housing Surveyor is an interim opportunity within the Housing Directorate to deliver planned improvements and/or major repairs within our housing stock of some 5,200+ homes across Central Bedfordshire. Working within the Planned Works Team and/or our Repairs Service our Housing Surveyor's support the capital investment programme and major repairs ensuring our homes are safe and to meet our obligations to achieve the Decent Homes Standard. You will be someone who puts the customer at the heart of everything they do & embeds equality and diversity in all aspects of the Housing Services delivery. Day to day the role delivers contract management fand quality assurance for our improvement programme, major repairs, carrying out site inspections and scoping of works. The programme includes workstreams for kitchen and bathroom replacement, Roofing, Windows, Doors and internal/ external improvements across our housing portfolio. Major repairs and complex works delivery for our repairs service. Our Housing Surveyor's are customer focused and the delivery of surveys, inspections and improvements within our residential homes requires excellent communication skills. Reporting to the Housing Property Team Leaders the role requires technical experience to ensure quality standards and experience in commercial awareness to ensure VFM is achieved within contract management. Qualifications and Experience: Degree or HND in Building Surveying or Construction Mnagement, or related discipline. Or Qualified by extensive relevant experience in Housing / Property and planned works contract delivery. Knowledge of Social Housing Satndards, Decent Homes Standard, HHRSR and Landlord responsibilities. Experience and/or knowledge of CDM regulations / Health & Safety.
Oct 15, 2025
Contract
Capital Works Surveyor - Housing Kitchen and Bathrooms - Hybrid - Engineering & Surveying Temporary role for Surveyor for Housing Property Team, site surveying and processing of major works, repairs and planned improvements to CBC Housing stock. The Housing Surveyor is an interim opportunity within the Housing Directorate to deliver planned improvements and/or major repairs within our housing stock of some 5,200+ homes across Central Bedfordshire. Working within the Planned Works Team and/or our Repairs Service our Housing Surveyor's support the capital investment programme and major repairs ensuring our homes are safe and to meet our obligations to achieve the Decent Homes Standard. You will be someone who puts the customer at the heart of everything they do & embeds equality and diversity in all aspects of the Housing Services delivery. Day to day the role delivers contract management fand quality assurance for our improvement programme, major repairs, carrying out site inspections and scoping of works. The programme includes workstreams for kitchen and bathroom replacement, Roofing, Windows, Doors and internal/ external improvements across our housing portfolio. Major repairs and complex works delivery for our repairs service. Our Housing Surveyor's are customer focused and the delivery of surveys, inspections and improvements within our residential homes requires excellent communication skills. Reporting to the Housing Property Team Leaders the role requires technical experience to ensure quality standards and experience in commercial awareness to ensure VFM is achieved within contract management. Qualifications and Experience: Degree or HND in Building Surveying or Construction Mnagement, or related discipline. Or Qualified by extensive relevant experience in Housing / Property and planned works contract delivery. Knowledge of Social Housing Satndards, Decent Homes Standard, HHRSR and Landlord responsibilities. Experience and/or knowledge of CDM regulations / Health & Safety.
To implement the businesses long term Asset Management Strategy. You will develop the short, medium and long term investment programmes leading a professional team to effectively carry out active asset management, asset data management, investment planning and surveying across both the residential and commercial property portfolio. Client Details Our client own and manage over 12,000 homes in Greater Manchester. With the purpose: to provide good quality homes, great services, and real opportunities for our customers and communities. Description Manage and optimise the performance of property assets within the portfolio. Develop and implement asset management strategies in line with organisational goals. Prepare detailed reports and analyses on asset performance for internal stakeholders. Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and industry standards. Collaborate with internal teams to align property strategies with broader organisational objectives. Lead on the identification and delivery of value-adding initiatives for the property portfolio. Support procurement processes for property services and contractors as required. Address and resolve any issues related to asset management in a timely manner. Profile A successful Interim Asset Manager should have: Proven experience in asset management within the property department or related field. Strong analytical skills and the ability to interpret financial and operational data. Knowledge of property regulations and compliance requirements. Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities. A proactive approach to problem-solving and decision-making. Job Offer Competitive daily rate of 400 to 500 Temporary opportunity in the not-for-profit sector in Manchester. Chance to work on meaningful projects within the property department. Supportive and focused work environment. If you are ready to take on this exciting role as an Interim Asset Manager in Manchester, we encourage you to apply today!
Oct 15, 2025
Seasonal
To implement the businesses long term Asset Management Strategy. You will develop the short, medium and long term investment programmes leading a professional team to effectively carry out active asset management, asset data management, investment planning and surveying across both the residential and commercial property portfolio. Client Details Our client own and manage over 12,000 homes in Greater Manchester. With the purpose: to provide good quality homes, great services, and real opportunities for our customers and communities. Description Manage and optimise the performance of property assets within the portfolio. Develop and implement asset management strategies in line with organisational goals. Prepare detailed reports and analyses on asset performance for internal stakeholders. Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and industry standards. Collaborate with internal teams to align property strategies with broader organisational objectives. Lead on the identification and delivery of value-adding initiatives for the property portfolio. Support procurement processes for property services and contractors as required. Address and resolve any issues related to asset management in a timely manner. Profile A successful Interim Asset Manager should have: Proven experience in asset management within the property department or related field. Strong analytical skills and the ability to interpret financial and operational data. Knowledge of property regulations and compliance requirements. Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities. A proactive approach to problem-solving and decision-making. Job Offer Competitive daily rate of 400 to 500 Temporary opportunity in the not-for-profit sector in Manchester. Chance to work on meaningful projects within the property department. Supportive and focused work environment. If you are ready to take on this exciting role as an Interim Asset Manager in Manchester, we encourage you to apply today!
Interim Capital Works Surveyor Central Bedfordshire Council Initially 5+ months with a view to extend further £61.95p/h Umbrella Rate (Inside IR35) Central Bedfordshire Council are looking for an Interim Capital Works Surveyor to join their Housing Directorate for an initial 5-month period. The role sits within the Planned Works Team and supports delivery of the capital investment and major repairs programme across a housing stock of 5,200+ homes. You'll play a key role in ensuring homes remain safe and meet the Decent Homes Standard, with a strong focus on customer satisfaction, quality assurance, and value for money. Key responsibilities: Delivering planned improvements and/or major repairs across the housing portfolio Contract management and quality assurance for capital works and major repairs Carrying out site inspections, surveys, and scoping of works Managing programmes including kitchen and bathroom replacements, roofing, windows, doors, and other internal/external works Ensuring compliance with Decent Homes and landlord standards Providing technical advice and reporting to Housing Property Team Leaders What you'll need: UK Resident Minimum 3 years' experience managing contracts and delivering planned works within local authority Degree or HND in Building Surveying, Construction Management, or related discipline (or extensive relevant experience) Strong understanding of social housing standards, Decent Homes, HHSRS, and landlord responsibilities Knowledge of CDM regulations and Health & Safety legislation Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills This is a great opportunity to join a supportive team delivering tangible improvements across local housing. If you'd like to discuss this role in more detail, please get in touch by submitting your CV.
Oct 14, 2025
Contract
Interim Capital Works Surveyor Central Bedfordshire Council Initially 5+ months with a view to extend further £61.95p/h Umbrella Rate (Inside IR35) Central Bedfordshire Council are looking for an Interim Capital Works Surveyor to join their Housing Directorate for an initial 5-month period. The role sits within the Planned Works Team and supports delivery of the capital investment and major repairs programme across a housing stock of 5,200+ homes. You'll play a key role in ensuring homes remain safe and meet the Decent Homes Standard, with a strong focus on customer satisfaction, quality assurance, and value for money. Key responsibilities: Delivering planned improvements and/or major repairs across the housing portfolio Contract management and quality assurance for capital works and major repairs Carrying out site inspections, surveys, and scoping of works Managing programmes including kitchen and bathroom replacements, roofing, windows, doors, and other internal/external works Ensuring compliance with Decent Homes and landlord standards Providing technical advice and reporting to Housing Property Team Leaders What you'll need: UK Resident Minimum 3 years' experience managing contracts and delivering planned works within local authority Degree or HND in Building Surveying, Construction Management, or related discipline (or extensive relevant experience) Strong understanding of social housing standards, Decent Homes, HHSRS, and landlord responsibilities Knowledge of CDM regulations and Health & Safety legislation Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills This is a great opportunity to join a supportive team delivering tangible improvements across local housing. If you'd like to discuss this role in more detail, please get in touch by submitting your CV.
A leading UK multidisciplinary property and construction consultancy is looking to appoint an ambitious Assistant Cost Manager to join their growing team based in Leeds. This is an excellent opportunity for a proactive Assistant Cost Manager to gain experience across a broad range of commercial developments, working within a supportive and collaborative team environment. The Assistant Cost Manager The successful Assistant Cost Manager will work closely with senior cost professionals and project managers, supporting the delivery of projects from feasibility through to final account. This Assistant Cost Manager role offers hands-on experience across key areas such as cost planning, procurement, contract administration, and cost reporting. The company delivers a diverse portfolio of commercial schemes including office, retail, industrial, education and mixed-use developments, providing a great platform for an Assistant Cost Manager looking to broaden their experience and work towards chartership. Key Responsibilities: Assist in the preparation of cost estimates and detailed cost plans. Support procurement activities including tender documentation and analysis. Contribute to the preparation of interim valuations and final accounts. Attend site visits and client meetings alongside senior team members. Maintain accurate records and assist with reporting on project financials. Help ensure projects are delivered within budget and to client expectations. Requirements: Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. Progressing towards MRICS qualification (or intent to work towards chartership). Strong numerical, analytical and communication skills. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office packages. Keen interest in the commercial property and construction sector. Ability to manage workload effectively with supervision and meet deadlines. What's in it for you? 30,000 - 40,000 25 Days holiday + Bank holidays APC Programme Health insurance Hybrid working Generous Pension Plan Life assurance Mobile and Laptop Car allowance Regular socials Cycle to work scheme Supportive culture Flexible working conditions Great work-life balance Income protection Internal training programmes Death in Service contribution Health & Wellness programme If you are an Assistant Cost Manager considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dominic Jansen at Brandon James. (phone number removed) Reference Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / MRICS / FRICS / Quantity Surveyor / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy / Fee Generation / Pre-Construction Planning / Quantity Surveying / QS / Cost Manager / Cost Consultant / Consultancy
Oct 14, 2025
Full time
A leading UK multidisciplinary property and construction consultancy is looking to appoint an ambitious Assistant Cost Manager to join their growing team based in Leeds. This is an excellent opportunity for a proactive Assistant Cost Manager to gain experience across a broad range of commercial developments, working within a supportive and collaborative team environment. The Assistant Cost Manager The successful Assistant Cost Manager will work closely with senior cost professionals and project managers, supporting the delivery of projects from feasibility through to final account. This Assistant Cost Manager role offers hands-on experience across key areas such as cost planning, procurement, contract administration, and cost reporting. The company delivers a diverse portfolio of commercial schemes including office, retail, industrial, education and mixed-use developments, providing a great platform for an Assistant Cost Manager looking to broaden their experience and work towards chartership. Key Responsibilities: Assist in the preparation of cost estimates and detailed cost plans. Support procurement activities including tender documentation and analysis. Contribute to the preparation of interim valuations and final accounts. Attend site visits and client meetings alongside senior team members. Maintain accurate records and assist with reporting on project financials. Help ensure projects are delivered within budget and to client expectations. Requirements: Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. Progressing towards MRICS qualification (or intent to work towards chartership). Strong numerical, analytical and communication skills. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office packages. Keen interest in the commercial property and construction sector. Ability to manage workload effectively with supervision and meet deadlines. What's in it for you? 30,000 - 40,000 25 Days holiday + Bank holidays APC Programme Health insurance Hybrid working Generous Pension Plan Life assurance Mobile and Laptop Car allowance Regular socials Cycle to work scheme Supportive culture Flexible working conditions Great work-life balance Income protection Internal training programmes Death in Service contribution Health & Wellness programme If you are an Assistant Cost Manager considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dominic Jansen at Brandon James. (phone number removed) Reference Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / MRICS / FRICS / Quantity Surveyor / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy / Fee Generation / Pre-Construction Planning / Quantity Surveying / QS / Cost Manager / Cost Consultant / Consultancy
We are working with a provider of social housing who are looking to recruit a Fire Safety Officer on a permanent basis The successful candidate will provide technical advice and assurance regarding the fire safety of residential and commercial property owned and managed by the Association. Duties will include: Undertaking desk top reviews of proposed new build and refurbishment schemes and provide commentary and recommendations regarding design standards and specifications; Reviewing resident alteration requests to ensure that proposals do not enhance the risk from fire within the dwelling or the building as a whole; Undertaking fire safety assurance audits across the residential building stock to ensure fire safety risks are being robustly managed; Inspecting secondary means of escape (where access has not been attained) during the FRA to ensure they remain unobstructed; Supporting the Building Safety programme lead in attaining access to flats to complete flat entrance fire door inspection programme. Being responsible for the implementation and management of interim measures, where required following completion of an FRA/ compartmentation surveys Inspecting and auditing the quality of repair and planned works to buildings during and on completion of investment projects, which have included (or impacted) fire safety precautions; Undertaking post fire inspections and provide root cause analysis reports for submission to the business Building Safety Committee We are looking for Demonstrable experience of working within a social housing organisation in a similar role; Ability to demonstrate detailed knowledge regarding fire safety statutory instruments, British Standards and Sector guidance; An understanding of The Building Safety Act and Social Housing Act An understanding of JCT and other contract forms Experience of carrying out site inspection and audits to monitor change and ensure the quality of delivery; Coupled with the above experience you will ideally have: Membership of the IFE at Graduate grade or higher A minimum level 4 qualification in fire safety management, risk assessment or engineering (Applicants with level three qualifications who hold Associate membership or Full member status, with relevant experience in a similar role will also be considered) A full driving licence valid in the UK To apply for this position, please submit your CV
Oct 14, 2025
Full time
We are working with a provider of social housing who are looking to recruit a Fire Safety Officer on a permanent basis The successful candidate will provide technical advice and assurance regarding the fire safety of residential and commercial property owned and managed by the Association. Duties will include: Undertaking desk top reviews of proposed new build and refurbishment schemes and provide commentary and recommendations regarding design standards and specifications; Reviewing resident alteration requests to ensure that proposals do not enhance the risk from fire within the dwelling or the building as a whole; Undertaking fire safety assurance audits across the residential building stock to ensure fire safety risks are being robustly managed; Inspecting secondary means of escape (where access has not been attained) during the FRA to ensure they remain unobstructed; Supporting the Building Safety programme lead in attaining access to flats to complete flat entrance fire door inspection programme. Being responsible for the implementation and management of interim measures, where required following completion of an FRA/ compartmentation surveys Inspecting and auditing the quality of repair and planned works to buildings during and on completion of investment projects, which have included (or impacted) fire safety precautions; Undertaking post fire inspections and provide root cause analysis reports for submission to the business Building Safety Committee We are looking for Demonstrable experience of working within a social housing organisation in a similar role; Ability to demonstrate detailed knowledge regarding fire safety statutory instruments, British Standards and Sector guidance; An understanding of The Building Safety Act and Social Housing Act An understanding of JCT and other contract forms Experience of carrying out site inspection and audits to monitor change and ensure the quality of delivery; Coupled with the above experience you will ideally have: Membership of the IFE at Graduate grade or higher A minimum level 4 qualification in fire safety management, risk assessment or engineering (Applicants with level three qualifications who hold Associate membership or Full member status, with relevant experience in a similar role will also be considered) A full driving licence valid in the UK To apply for this position, please submit your CV
We are working with a provider of social housing who are looking to recruit a Fire Safety Officer on a permanent basis The successful candidate will provide technical advice and assurance regarding the fire safety of residential and commercial property owned and managed by the Association. Duties will include: Undertaking desk top reviews of proposed new build and refurbishment schemes and provide commentary and recommendations regarding design standards and specifications; Reviewing resident alteration requests to ensure that proposals do not enhance the risk from fire within the dwelling or the building as a whole; Undertaking fire safety assurance audits across the residential building stock to ensure fire safety risks are being robustly managed; Inspecting secondary means of escape (where access has not been attained) during the FRA to ensure they remain unobstructed; Supporting the Building Safety programme lead in attaining access to flats to complete flat entrance fire door inspection programme. Being responsible for the implementation and management of interim measures, where required following completion of an FRA/ compartmentation surveys Inspecting and auditing the quality of repair and planned works to buildings during and on completion of investment projects, which have included (or impacted) fire safety precautions; Undertaking post fire inspections and provide root cause analysis reports for submission to the business Building Safety Committee We are looking for Demonstrable experience of working within a social housing organisation in a similar role; Ability to demonstrate detailed knowledge regarding fire safety statutory instruments, British Standards and Sector guidance; An understanding of The Building Safety Act and Social Housing Act An understanding of JCT and other contract forms Experience of carrying out site inspection and audits to monitor change and ensure the quality of delivery; Coupled with the above experience you will ideally have: Membership of the IFE at Graduate grade or higher A minimum level 4 qualification in fire safety management, risk assessment or engineering (Applicants with level three qualifications who hold Associate membership or Full member status, with relevant experience in a similar role will also be considered) A full driving licence valid in the UK To apply for this position, please submit your CV
Oct 14, 2025
Full time
We are working with a provider of social housing who are looking to recruit a Fire Safety Officer on a permanent basis The successful candidate will provide technical advice and assurance regarding the fire safety of residential and commercial property owned and managed by the Association. Duties will include: Undertaking desk top reviews of proposed new build and refurbishment schemes and provide commentary and recommendations regarding design standards and specifications; Reviewing resident alteration requests to ensure that proposals do not enhance the risk from fire within the dwelling or the building as a whole; Undertaking fire safety assurance audits across the residential building stock to ensure fire safety risks are being robustly managed; Inspecting secondary means of escape (where access has not been attained) during the FRA to ensure they remain unobstructed; Supporting the Building Safety programme lead in attaining access to flats to complete flat entrance fire door inspection programme. Being responsible for the implementation and management of interim measures, where required following completion of an FRA/ compartmentation surveys Inspecting and auditing the quality of repair and planned works to buildings during and on completion of investment projects, which have included (or impacted) fire safety precautions; Undertaking post fire inspections and provide root cause analysis reports for submission to the business Building Safety Committee We are looking for Demonstrable experience of working within a social housing organisation in a similar role; Ability to demonstrate detailed knowledge regarding fire safety statutory instruments, British Standards and Sector guidance; An understanding of The Building Safety Act and Social Housing Act An understanding of JCT and other contract forms Experience of carrying out site inspection and audits to monitor change and ensure the quality of delivery; Coupled with the above experience you will ideally have: Membership of the IFE at Graduate grade or higher A minimum level 4 qualification in fire safety management, risk assessment or engineering (Applicants with level three qualifications who hold Associate membership or Full member status, with relevant experience in a similar role will also be considered) A full driving licence valid in the UK To apply for this position, please submit your CV
We are working with a provider of social housing who are looking to recruit a Fire Safety Officer on a permanent basis The successful candidate will provide technical advice and assurance regarding the fire safety of residential and commercial property owned and managed by the Association. Duties will include: Undertaking desk top reviews of proposed new build and refurbishment schemes and provide commentary and recommendations regarding design standards and specifications; Reviewing resident alteration requests to ensure that proposals do not enhance the risk from fire within the dwelling or the building as a whole; Undertaking fire safety assurance audits across the residential building stock to ensure fire safety risks are being robustly managed; Inspecting secondary means of escape (where access has not been attained) during the FRA to ensure they remain unobstructed; Supporting the Building Safety programme lead in attaining access to flats to complete flat entrance fire door inspection programme. Being responsible for the implementation and management of interim measures, where required following completion of an FRA/ compartmentation surveys Inspecting and auditing the quality of repair and planned works to buildings during and on completion of investment projects, which have included (or impacted) fire safety precautions; Undertaking post fire inspections and provide root cause analysis reports for submission to the business Building Safety Committee We are looking for Demonstrable experience of working within a social housing organisation in a similar role; Ability to demonstrate detailed knowledge regarding fire safety statutory instruments, British Standards and Sector guidance; An understanding of The Building Safety Act and Social Housing Act An understanding of JCT and other contract forms Experience of carrying out site inspection and audits to monitor change and ensure the quality of delivery; Coupled with the above experience you will ideally have: Membership of the IFE at Graduate grade or higher A minimum level 4 qualification in fire safety management, risk assessment or engineering (Applicants with level three qualifications who hold Associate membership or Full member status, with relevant experience in a similar role will also be considered) A full driving licence valid in the UK To apply for this position, please submit your CV
Oct 14, 2025
Full time
We are working with a provider of social housing who are looking to recruit a Fire Safety Officer on a permanent basis The successful candidate will provide technical advice and assurance regarding the fire safety of residential and commercial property owned and managed by the Association. Duties will include: Undertaking desk top reviews of proposed new build and refurbishment schemes and provide commentary and recommendations regarding design standards and specifications; Reviewing resident alteration requests to ensure that proposals do not enhance the risk from fire within the dwelling or the building as a whole; Undertaking fire safety assurance audits across the residential building stock to ensure fire safety risks are being robustly managed; Inspecting secondary means of escape (where access has not been attained) during the FRA to ensure they remain unobstructed; Supporting the Building Safety programme lead in attaining access to flats to complete flat entrance fire door inspection programme. Being responsible for the implementation and management of interim measures, where required following completion of an FRA/ compartmentation surveys Inspecting and auditing the quality of repair and planned works to buildings during and on completion of investment projects, which have included (or impacted) fire safety precautions; Undertaking post fire inspections and provide root cause analysis reports for submission to the business Building Safety Committee We are looking for Demonstrable experience of working within a social housing organisation in a similar role; Ability to demonstrate detailed knowledge regarding fire safety statutory instruments, British Standards and Sector guidance; An understanding of The Building Safety Act and Social Housing Act An understanding of JCT and other contract forms Experience of carrying out site inspection and audits to monitor change and ensure the quality of delivery; Coupled with the above experience you will ideally have: Membership of the IFE at Graduate grade or higher A minimum level 4 qualification in fire safety management, risk assessment or engineering (Applicants with level three qualifications who hold Associate membership or Full member status, with relevant experience in a similar role will also be considered) A full driving licence valid in the UK To apply for this position, please submit your CV
Are you a Fire Safety Specialist, seeking your next career move? My client has an immediate opportunity for a level 4 qualified Fire Safety Business Partner to join their Building Safety Team on a permanent basis. The successful applicant will provide technical advice and assurance regarding the fire safety of residential and commercial property throughout the assigned region. Responsibilities: Undertake desk top reviews of proposed new build and refurbishment schemes and provide commentary and recommendations regarding design standards and specifications Review resident alteration requests to ensure that proposals do not enhance the risk from fire within the dwelling or the building as a whole Undertake fire safety assurance audits across the residential building stock to ensure fire safety risks are being robustly managed Inspect secondary means of escape (where access has not been attained) during the FRA to ensure they remain unobstructed Support the Building Safety programme lead in attaining access to flats to complete flat entrance fire door inspection programme Support senior management in ensuring that fire evacuation strategies for blocks of flats are documented and maintained Audit and maintain the contents of secure information boxes where installed in 11-18m blocks of flats, within their allocated operational area Be responsible for the implementation and management of interim measures, where required following completion of an FRA/compartmentation survey which has identified defects in a buildings fire protective measures Inspect and audit the quality of repair and planned works to buildings Undertake reviews of H&S files, O&Ms and Regulation 38 packs for completeness Requirements: Essential Membership of the IFE at Graduate grade or higher A minimum level 4 qualification in fire safety management, risk assessment or engineering (Applicants with level three qualifications who hold Associate membership or Full member status, with relevant experience in a similar role will also be considered) Desirable FDIS door inspection diploma Passive fire safety inspector certification Personal Emergency Evacuation training certificate To apply, please attach a copy of your CV
Oct 13, 2025
Full time
Are you a Fire Safety Specialist, seeking your next career move? My client has an immediate opportunity for a level 4 qualified Fire Safety Business Partner to join their Building Safety Team on a permanent basis. The successful applicant will provide technical advice and assurance regarding the fire safety of residential and commercial property throughout the assigned region. Responsibilities: Undertake desk top reviews of proposed new build and refurbishment schemes and provide commentary and recommendations regarding design standards and specifications Review resident alteration requests to ensure that proposals do not enhance the risk from fire within the dwelling or the building as a whole Undertake fire safety assurance audits across the residential building stock to ensure fire safety risks are being robustly managed Inspect secondary means of escape (where access has not been attained) during the FRA to ensure they remain unobstructed Support the Building Safety programme lead in attaining access to flats to complete flat entrance fire door inspection programme Support senior management in ensuring that fire evacuation strategies for blocks of flats are documented and maintained Audit and maintain the contents of secure information boxes where installed in 11-18m blocks of flats, within their allocated operational area Be responsible for the implementation and management of interim measures, where required following completion of an FRA/compartmentation survey which has identified defects in a buildings fire protective measures Inspect and audit the quality of repair and planned works to buildings Undertake reviews of H&S files, O&Ms and Regulation 38 packs for completeness Requirements: Essential Membership of the IFE at Graduate grade or higher A minimum level 4 qualification in fire safety management, risk assessment or engineering (Applicants with level three qualifications who hold Associate membership or Full member status, with relevant experience in a similar role will also be considered) Desirable FDIS door inspection diploma Passive fire safety inspector certification Personal Emergency Evacuation training certificate To apply, please attach a copy of your CV
What if you could do the kind of work the world needs? At WSP, you can access our global scale, contribute to landmark projects and connect with the brightest minds in your field to do the best work of your life. You can embrace your curiosity in a culture that celebrates new ideas and diverse perspectives. You can experience a world of opportunity and the chance to shape a career as unique as you. We are looking for graduates for our PMCM team, who have a flexible approach and an appetite to learn in a leading Engineering and Professional Advisory services consultancy. We want you to enjoy working in a collaborative environment where you can apply your skills working for a diverse range of clients and projects. We are recruiting for Graduates in the following teams and locations: PMCM - Civils Infrastructure & Utilities: London, Manchester or Birmingham PMCM - Rail:Leeds or Manchester PMCM - Buildings:London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Belfast, Manchester, Sheffield, Cardiff or Bristol PMCM - Programme Solutions: UK Wide A Little bit more about your role and the team Working as a Graduate Project Manager or Quantity Surveyor in our PMCM teams will mean working on exciting and innovative projects in the UK and around the world. Our team of 450 people are based across all regions of the UK predominantly based in the London, Birmingham, Manchester, Sheffield, Cardiff, Glasgow and Belfast offices. We work as a partner to our clients from the feasibility stage, through design and into procurement and construction stages of projects. PROJECTS Our teams work on some of the most prestigious projects in the UK, and you will be helping deliver projects such as: Network Rail Enhancement Programmes Transport for Manchester Metro Schemes, Dublin Metrolink, HS2, East West Rail & Trans Pennine route upgrade Parliament - Cast Iron Roofs Replacement, CCTV and Westminster Hall DfE School Replacement Programme University of Southampton Scottish Power Property Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service's Learning and Development Centre 22 Bishopsgate Heathrow Terminal 2B Eden Project North (Morecambe) Aston Villa Stadium Redevelopment Our PMCM Teams include: PMCM Civils Infrastructure & Utilities The PMCM Civil Infrastructure and Utilities Team focuses on the Roads, Aviation, Defence, Industrial, Water and Energy sectors. Within our team we are looking for Graduate Project Managers and Quantity Surveyors to join us. As a Project Manager within our team, you can expect a rich, structured and fast-paced journey that blends technical development with real-world impact. Our graduates help to plan, coordinate and deliver complex civil infrastructure and utilities projects. You'll be part of a multidisciplinary team that transforms ideas into reality across engineering, environmental consulting, and infrastructure. You'll contribute directly, managing timelines, budgets, risks and stakeholder relationships, whilst learning how to lead. Day-to-day activities could include: Project Support & Coordination. Assist in planning, scheduling, and monitoring project progress, identifying potential risks and assisting in developing mitigation strategies. Help prepare project documentation, reports, and presentations. Attend client meetings and support communication between internal teams, clients, and external stakeholders to manage expectations and ensure smooth collaboration. Support financial monitoring and reporting and help ensure projects stay within budget, flag any variances. Assist with managing contracts under frameworks like NEC or bespoke agreements. Learn how to interpret and apply contract terms in real scenarios. Ensure project activities align with WSP's quality management systems and help promote health, safety and sustainability across all phases. As a Graduate Quantity Surveyor in this team, you'll support the commercial and financial management of construction and infrastructure projects across transport, water, and defence. Working with experienced professionals, you'll get involved with cost planning, procurement, contract administration and value engineering, helping clients to manage risks and maximise value throughout the project lifecycle. Day-to-day activities could include: Assisting in preparing initial cost estimates and budgets for construction projects. Supporting feasibility studies and value engineering exercises. Helping draft tender documents and evaluate contractor bids. Contributing to procurement strategy and contract selection. Monitoring contract variations and ensure accurate documentation. Supporting the management of payment applications and interim valuations. Measure quantities on-site or from drawings to assess progress. Value completed work and prepare cost reports. Track project costs and assist in forecasting final account values. Identify risks and opportunities to improve cost efficiency. Attend meetings with clients and contractors. Provide commercial advice and updates on project financials. Compile monthly cost reports, profit/loss summaries, and financial dashboards. Maintain accurate records of project changes and commercial decisions. PMCM Rail As a Graduate Project Manager in the PMCM Rail team you will be involved in the delivery of complex rail projects of regional, national, and international significance. You will assist in the integration of multi-disciplinary design teams, ensuring project delivery safely, of a high-quality, timely, and budget-compliant. Our Graduate Project Managers are curious, adaptable and ready to take on complex projects or programmes of work, alongside Project Managers. You'll collaborate with Clients and with internal multi-disciplinary teams, utilising WSP offices, Client offices and/or site locations to deliver programmes of strategic regional and national importance. You will, on occasion, visit sites in this role. Day-to-Day activities could include: Assisting the Project Manager in developing detailed project plans, including timelines, budgets, resource allocation, and risk management. Monitoring project progress, identifying potential issues, and implement corrective actions. Assisting the Project Manager in managing project budgets, including cost estimation, tracking, and reporting. Reviewing project expenditures and invoices. Managing changes and delays affecting the project and ensuring these are resolved or mitigated accordingly Dealing with RFIs, early warnings, and general communications to reduce project risk and ensure successful project delivery. As a Graduate Quantity Surveyor in the PMCM Rail team you will be involved in the delivery of complex rail projects of regional, national and international significance. You will support the commercial and financial management of these projects. Working in this team you'll get involved with cost planning, procurement, contract administration and value engineering, helping clients to manage risks as well as maximising value across the project lifecycle. You will on occasion, visit sites in this role. Day-to-day activities could include: Assisting in preparing initial cost estimate and budgets for construction projects. Support feasibility studies and value engineering exercises. Contribute to procurement strategy and contract selection. Supporting the management of payment applications and interim valuations. Measure quantities on-site or from drawings to assess progress. Value completed work and prepare cost reports. Tracking project costs. Identifying risks and opportunities to improve cost efficiency. Compile monthly cost reports, profit/loss summaries and financial dashboards. PMCM Buildings The PMCM Buildings Team focuses on properties and buildings across many sectors including local authorities, residential, education, central government, and commercial sectors. There are opportunities for Graduates in this team to be involved in diverse multi-disciplinary teams at the early stages of projects when project delivery plans are being formed and options are being assessed, through to involvement in the latter stages where facilities are being designed and built. Within our team we are looking for Graduate Project Managers, Quantity Surveyors and Building Surveyors to join us. Day-to-day activities: Planning of Projects Monitoring project progress against the schedule Managing risks Supporting engagement with stakeholders Developing cost estimates and tracking costs Supporting the management of contracts PMCM Programme Solutions Be part of WSP's Project Controls team, where you'll help deliver projects that transform cities, infrastructure, and lives. We work across a variety of sectors including Rail, Energy and highways. As a graduate, you'll learn how to keep projects on track-combining document control, performance reporting, and scheduling to drive excellence. Assist in maintaining and updating project schedules using industry-standard tools. Support document control processes, ensuring accuracy and version management. Prepare performance reports (cost, schedule, KPIs) for project and client teams. . click apply for full job details
Oct 12, 2025
Full time
What if you could do the kind of work the world needs? At WSP, you can access our global scale, contribute to landmark projects and connect with the brightest minds in your field to do the best work of your life. You can embrace your curiosity in a culture that celebrates new ideas and diverse perspectives. You can experience a world of opportunity and the chance to shape a career as unique as you. We are looking for graduates for our PMCM team, who have a flexible approach and an appetite to learn in a leading Engineering and Professional Advisory services consultancy. We want you to enjoy working in a collaborative environment where you can apply your skills working for a diverse range of clients and projects. We are recruiting for Graduates in the following teams and locations: PMCM - Civils Infrastructure & Utilities: London, Manchester or Birmingham PMCM - Rail:Leeds or Manchester PMCM - Buildings:London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Belfast, Manchester, Sheffield, Cardiff or Bristol PMCM - Programme Solutions: UK Wide A Little bit more about your role and the team Working as a Graduate Project Manager or Quantity Surveyor in our PMCM teams will mean working on exciting and innovative projects in the UK and around the world. Our team of 450 people are based across all regions of the UK predominantly based in the London, Birmingham, Manchester, Sheffield, Cardiff, Glasgow and Belfast offices. We work as a partner to our clients from the feasibility stage, through design and into procurement and construction stages of projects. PROJECTS Our teams work on some of the most prestigious projects in the UK, and you will be helping deliver projects such as: Network Rail Enhancement Programmes Transport for Manchester Metro Schemes, Dublin Metrolink, HS2, East West Rail & Trans Pennine route upgrade Parliament - Cast Iron Roofs Replacement, CCTV and Westminster Hall DfE School Replacement Programme University of Southampton Scottish Power Property Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service's Learning and Development Centre 22 Bishopsgate Heathrow Terminal 2B Eden Project North (Morecambe) Aston Villa Stadium Redevelopment Our PMCM Teams include: PMCM Civils Infrastructure & Utilities The PMCM Civil Infrastructure and Utilities Team focuses on the Roads, Aviation, Defence, Industrial, Water and Energy sectors. Within our team we are looking for Graduate Project Managers and Quantity Surveyors to join us. As a Project Manager within our team, you can expect a rich, structured and fast-paced journey that blends technical development with real-world impact. Our graduates help to plan, coordinate and deliver complex civil infrastructure and utilities projects. You'll be part of a multidisciplinary team that transforms ideas into reality across engineering, environmental consulting, and infrastructure. You'll contribute directly, managing timelines, budgets, risks and stakeholder relationships, whilst learning how to lead. Day-to-day activities could include: Project Support & Coordination. Assist in planning, scheduling, and monitoring project progress, identifying potential risks and assisting in developing mitigation strategies. Help prepare project documentation, reports, and presentations. Attend client meetings and support communication between internal teams, clients, and external stakeholders to manage expectations and ensure smooth collaboration. Support financial monitoring and reporting and help ensure projects stay within budget, flag any variances. Assist with managing contracts under frameworks like NEC or bespoke agreements. Learn how to interpret and apply contract terms in real scenarios. Ensure project activities align with WSP's quality management systems and help promote health, safety and sustainability across all phases. As a Graduate Quantity Surveyor in this team, you'll support the commercial and financial management of construction and infrastructure projects across transport, water, and defence. Working with experienced professionals, you'll get involved with cost planning, procurement, contract administration and value engineering, helping clients to manage risks and maximise value throughout the project lifecycle. Day-to-day activities could include: Assisting in preparing initial cost estimates and budgets for construction projects. Supporting feasibility studies and value engineering exercises. Helping draft tender documents and evaluate contractor bids. Contributing to procurement strategy and contract selection. Monitoring contract variations and ensure accurate documentation. Supporting the management of payment applications and interim valuations. Measure quantities on-site or from drawings to assess progress. Value completed work and prepare cost reports. Track project costs and assist in forecasting final account values. Identify risks and opportunities to improve cost efficiency. Attend meetings with clients and contractors. Provide commercial advice and updates on project financials. Compile monthly cost reports, profit/loss summaries, and financial dashboards. Maintain accurate records of project changes and commercial decisions. PMCM Rail As a Graduate Project Manager in the PMCM Rail team you will be involved in the delivery of complex rail projects of regional, national, and international significance. You will assist in the integration of multi-disciplinary design teams, ensuring project delivery safely, of a high-quality, timely, and budget-compliant. Our Graduate Project Managers are curious, adaptable and ready to take on complex projects or programmes of work, alongside Project Managers. You'll collaborate with Clients and with internal multi-disciplinary teams, utilising WSP offices, Client offices and/or site locations to deliver programmes of strategic regional and national importance. You will, on occasion, visit sites in this role. Day-to-Day activities could include: Assisting the Project Manager in developing detailed project plans, including timelines, budgets, resource allocation, and risk management. Monitoring project progress, identifying potential issues, and implement corrective actions. Assisting the Project Manager in managing project budgets, including cost estimation, tracking, and reporting. Reviewing project expenditures and invoices. Managing changes and delays affecting the project and ensuring these are resolved or mitigated accordingly Dealing with RFIs, early warnings, and general communications to reduce project risk and ensure successful project delivery. As a Graduate Quantity Surveyor in the PMCM Rail team you will be involved in the delivery of complex rail projects of regional, national and international significance. You will support the commercial and financial management of these projects. Working in this team you'll get involved with cost planning, procurement, contract administration and value engineering, helping clients to manage risks as well as maximising value across the project lifecycle. You will on occasion, visit sites in this role. Day-to-day activities could include: Assisting in preparing initial cost estimate and budgets for construction projects. Support feasibility studies and value engineering exercises. Contribute to procurement strategy and contract selection. Supporting the management of payment applications and interim valuations. Measure quantities on-site or from drawings to assess progress. Value completed work and prepare cost reports. Tracking project costs. Identifying risks and opportunities to improve cost efficiency. Compile monthly cost reports, profit/loss summaries and financial dashboards. PMCM Buildings The PMCM Buildings Team focuses on properties and buildings across many sectors including local authorities, residential, education, central government, and commercial sectors. There are opportunities for Graduates in this team to be involved in diverse multi-disciplinary teams at the early stages of projects when project delivery plans are being formed and options are being assessed, through to involvement in the latter stages where facilities are being designed and built. Within our team we are looking for Graduate Project Managers, Quantity Surveyors and Building Surveyors to join us. Day-to-day activities: Planning of Projects Monitoring project progress against the schedule Managing risks Supporting engagement with stakeholders Developing cost estimates and tracking costs Supporting the management of contracts PMCM Programme Solutions Be part of WSP's Project Controls team, where you'll help deliver projects that transform cities, infrastructure, and lives. We work across a variety of sectors including Rail, Energy and highways. As a graduate, you'll learn how to keep projects on track-combining document control, performance reporting, and scheduling to drive excellence. Assist in maintaining and updating project schedules using industry-standard tools. Support document control processes, ensuring accuracy and version management. Prepare performance reports (cost, schedule, KPIs) for project and client teams. . click apply for full job details
Electrical Operations Manager Location: High Wycombe Contract: Interim Salary: £350 - £425 We are working in partnership with a respected housing association seeking an Electrical Operations Manager to lead their electrical team, drive compliance excellence, and ensure high-quality, efficient delivery across all electrical work streams. The Role Reporting the Head of M&E, you ll provide strategic direction and operational oversight for all electrical works and compliance across the organisation s housing stock. You ll manage a dedicated team, including an Electrical Quality Inspectors, Electrical Supervisor, and a team of Electricians, ensuring all works are delivered safely, efficiently, and in full regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities include: Overseeing and managing all electrical works and compliance programmes. Acting as the Duty Holder and Qualified Supervisor (QS) for the NICEIC Approved Contractor accreditation. Leading, motivating, and developing your team to deliver high performance and continuous improvement. Managing a £3.5 million annual budget, ensuring value for money and financial control. Producing regular performance, financial, and compliance reports for senior leadership. Driving process improvements to enhance service quality and operational efficiency. Ensuring all works comply with the latest electrical, CDM, and health & safety regulations. Promoting excellent customer satisfaction and handling escalations promptly and effectively. About You You will be a confident, technically proficient, and people-focused leader with a strong understanding of electrical compliance within social housing or property services. You ll bring both hands-on technical experience and the strategic mindset to lead an evolving service. Essential experience and qualifications: Must hold 18th edition. Proven experience managing large-scale electrical works and compliance programmes. Demonstrable leadership experience managing teams, contractors, and budgets. Excellent understanding of health & safety and CDM regulations. Strong communication, problem-solving, and reporting skills. A can-do attitude with the ability to challenge, improve, and innovate. Desirable: Knowledge of other trade works (reactive repairs, voids, kitchens/bathrooms, cyclical). CITB Health & Safety training to industry standard. If you think this could be the right role for you then contact us with our most up to date CV and one of the team will be in touch to discuss further.
Oct 10, 2025
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Electrical Operations Manager Location: High Wycombe Contract: Interim Salary: £350 - £425 We are working in partnership with a respected housing association seeking an Electrical Operations Manager to lead their electrical team, drive compliance excellence, and ensure high-quality, efficient delivery across all electrical work streams. The Role Reporting the Head of M&E, you ll provide strategic direction and operational oversight for all electrical works and compliance across the organisation s housing stock. You ll manage a dedicated team, including an Electrical Quality Inspectors, Electrical Supervisor, and a team of Electricians, ensuring all works are delivered safely, efficiently, and in full regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities include: Overseeing and managing all electrical works and compliance programmes. Acting as the Duty Holder and Qualified Supervisor (QS) for the NICEIC Approved Contractor accreditation. Leading, motivating, and developing your team to deliver high performance and continuous improvement. Managing a £3.5 million annual budget, ensuring value for money and financial control. Producing regular performance, financial, and compliance reports for senior leadership. Driving process improvements to enhance service quality and operational efficiency. Ensuring all works comply with the latest electrical, CDM, and health & safety regulations. Promoting excellent customer satisfaction and handling escalations promptly and effectively. About You You will be a confident, technically proficient, and people-focused leader with a strong understanding of electrical compliance within social housing or property services. You ll bring both hands-on technical experience and the strategic mindset to lead an evolving service. Essential experience and qualifications: Must hold 18th edition. Proven experience managing large-scale electrical works and compliance programmes. Demonstrable leadership experience managing teams, contractors, and budgets. Excellent understanding of health & safety and CDM regulations. Strong communication, problem-solving, and reporting skills. A can-do attitude with the ability to challenge, improve, and innovate. Desirable: Knowledge of other trade works (reactive repairs, voids, kitchens/bathrooms, cyclical). CITB Health & Safety training to industry standard. If you think this could be the right role for you then contact us with our most up to date CV and one of the team will be in touch to discuss further.
Interim Senior Technical Surveyor Rate: £400 per day (Umbrella) Contract: Interim / Ongoing Assignment Location: NW London but willing to travel across the City We re working in partnership with a leading London Based housing association to recruit an experienced Interim Senior Technical Surveyor. This is a pivotal role within the property services function, responsible for leading a team of Maintenance Surveyors and overseeing the effective delivery of technical surveying operations. You ll bring senior-level technical expertise, leadership capability, and a strong understanding of building compliance, ensuring homes remain safe, compliant, and well maintained. The Role As an Interim Senior Technical Surveyor, you will support the Technical Manager in managing technical operations across maintenance and repair programmes. You ll lead a team of four Maintenance Surveyors, providing expert guidance, managing complex cases, and ensuring consistency and quality in technical assessments and service delivery. This is a highly autonomous role ideal for an experienced professional who can balance leadership, technical excellence, and operational delivery within a compliance-driven environment. Key Responsibilities Lead and manage the Maintenance Surveyor team, promoting high performance, accountability, and continuous improvement. Oversee complex repair and maintenance projects, including major works and high-risk cases. Conduct technical audits and ensure all surveying activities meet regulatory and contractual standards. Provide expert advice and solutions for complex building defects and maintenance challenges. Implement and promote electronic surveying tools and ensure effective usage across the team. Manage workflow, resource allocation, and quality assurance within the surveying function. Support contractor and consultant management, ensuring value for money and timely delivery. Ensure resident communications and service delivery are of the highest standard, handling escalations where necessary. Drive service improvement initiatives, identifying opportunities for efficiency and innovation. Ensure compliance with health & safety legislation, regulatory frameworks, and organisational policies. Act as a senior point of contact for technical queries and contribute to organisational strategy and best practice development. About You Minimum HNC in a building-related subject (or equivalent qualification). Extensive experience in technical surveying within housing, maintenance, or construction. Strong knowledge of housing law, compliance standards, and building safety regulations. Proven ability to lead and develop a team of surveyors or technical staff. Skilled in diagnosing complex building defects and recommending remedial solutions. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, with a focus on customer experience. Proficient in electronic surveying systems and data-driven reporting. Professional membership of RICS (TechRICS) or similar (desirable). What s on Offer £400 per day (Umbrella) Interim contract with potential for extension Hybrid working arrangements (site/office-based as required) Leadership opportunity within a respected, values-driven housing organisation If you think this could be the right role for you then contact us with our most up t date CV and one of the team will be in touch to discuss further.
Oct 08, 2025
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Interim Senior Technical Surveyor Rate: £400 per day (Umbrella) Contract: Interim / Ongoing Assignment Location: NW London but willing to travel across the City We re working in partnership with a leading London Based housing association to recruit an experienced Interim Senior Technical Surveyor. This is a pivotal role within the property services function, responsible for leading a team of Maintenance Surveyors and overseeing the effective delivery of technical surveying operations. You ll bring senior-level technical expertise, leadership capability, and a strong understanding of building compliance, ensuring homes remain safe, compliant, and well maintained. The Role As an Interim Senior Technical Surveyor, you will support the Technical Manager in managing technical operations across maintenance and repair programmes. You ll lead a team of four Maintenance Surveyors, providing expert guidance, managing complex cases, and ensuring consistency and quality in technical assessments and service delivery. This is a highly autonomous role ideal for an experienced professional who can balance leadership, technical excellence, and operational delivery within a compliance-driven environment. Key Responsibilities Lead and manage the Maintenance Surveyor team, promoting high performance, accountability, and continuous improvement. Oversee complex repair and maintenance projects, including major works and high-risk cases. Conduct technical audits and ensure all surveying activities meet regulatory and contractual standards. Provide expert advice and solutions for complex building defects and maintenance challenges. Implement and promote electronic surveying tools and ensure effective usage across the team. Manage workflow, resource allocation, and quality assurance within the surveying function. Support contractor and consultant management, ensuring value for money and timely delivery. Ensure resident communications and service delivery are of the highest standard, handling escalations where necessary. Drive service improvement initiatives, identifying opportunities for efficiency and innovation. Ensure compliance with health & safety legislation, regulatory frameworks, and organisational policies. Act as a senior point of contact for technical queries and contribute to organisational strategy and best practice development. About You Minimum HNC in a building-related subject (or equivalent qualification). Extensive experience in technical surveying within housing, maintenance, or construction. Strong knowledge of housing law, compliance standards, and building safety regulations. Proven ability to lead and develop a team of surveyors or technical staff. Skilled in diagnosing complex building defects and recommending remedial solutions. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, with a focus on customer experience. Proficient in electronic surveying systems and data-driven reporting. Professional membership of RICS (TechRICS) or similar (desirable). What s on Offer £400 per day (Umbrella) Interim contract with potential for extension Hybrid working arrangements (site/office-based as required) Leadership opportunity within a respected, values-driven housing organisation If you think this could be the right role for you then contact us with our most up t date CV and one of the team will be in touch to discuss further.
Aberystwyth University has an exciting opportunity for an Interim Head of Estates and Facilities to join the team. Location: Aberystwyth, SY23 3FL, Hybrid Salary: Grade 9 Banding, £59,966.34 - £67,468.37 per annum Job Type: Interim, Temporary, 36.5 hours About The Company: Aberystwyth University, established in 1872 as the first university in Wales, has long been recognised as a pioneering institution in British higher education. With over 150 years of academic heritage, it has built a reputation for intellectual rigour, global research impact, and a strong culture of leadership development. It was named Welsh University of the Year 2024 by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide and ranked Top in Wales for Student Satisfaction in the 2025 National Student Survey. Its focus on employability and inclusive growth was further acknowledged with the AGCAS Building Effective Partnerships Award 2024, highlighting its leadership in preparing graduates for senior roles across sectors. Aberystwyth s reputation for nurturing talent, fostering innovation, and driving societal progress makes it a cornerstone institution. Interim Head of Estates and Facilities The Role: They are seeking an experienced interim leader to drive the strategic development and effective management of the University s physical infrastructure. This includes overseeing buildings, grounds, farms, housing, student residences, and other facilities, as well as managing space utilisation and the broader property portfolio. You will have 3 teams under your remit: maintenance, projects and facilities. Each with their own respective team leader, you will be the driving force behind high levels of performance and providing overall strategy. Interim Head of Estates and Facilities Key Responsibilities: - Lead the development and implementation of the University s Estates Infrastructure Plan (Masterplan) to meet current and future needs - Drive initiatives to improve space utilisation in line with sector benchmarks, optimising teaching, research, and professional services spaces - Champion and embed environmental sustainability across all sites, buildings, and operations, supporting the delivery of the University s sustainability goals - Take a lead role in shaping and overseeing the capital projects programme - Manage the University s hard facilities functions, including (but not limited to) utilities, gas, plumbing, heating, lighting, electrical, mechanical, and fire safety systems, ensuring all assets are safe, compliant, and fit for purpose within funding constraints - Oversee and deliver a robust schedule of planned preventative maintenance, alongside efficient delivery of reactive maintenance - Manage the University s soft facilities functions, including security, compliance, cleaning, caretaking, grounds, portering, postal, and print room services Interim Head of Estates and Facilities You: - Previous experience in managing complex, multi-site estate with remit covering maintenance, renovations and capital projects - Ideally would have an understanding of heritage and listed buildings - Relevant professional qualifications and/or Bachelors degree - Strong grasp of public sector regulations with experience in tendering, procurement and cost management - Financially astute with past budget control and financial planning experience - Strong leadership and team management skillset and ability to drive team performance - Exceptional communication, negotiation and interpersonal skills - Strategic mindset with the ability to think creatively and problem-solve effectively - Previous experience with a university or other public organisations would be beneficial Interim Head of Estates and Facilities Benefits: - Flexible working policy - 27 days annual leave + bank holidays and university closed days - Enhanced pension contributions - Professional development support - Relocation support - Strong parental leave benefits - Staff discount for gym facilities, hospitality, and retail on campus - Staff reward schemes (As applicable for a temporary position) To submit your CV for this exciting Interim Head of Estates and Facilities opportunity, please click Apply now!
Oct 02, 2025
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Aberystwyth University has an exciting opportunity for an Interim Head of Estates and Facilities to join the team. Location: Aberystwyth, SY23 3FL, Hybrid Salary: Grade 9 Banding, £59,966.34 - £67,468.37 per annum Job Type: Interim, Temporary, 36.5 hours About The Company: Aberystwyth University, established in 1872 as the first university in Wales, has long been recognised as a pioneering institution in British higher education. With over 150 years of academic heritage, it has built a reputation for intellectual rigour, global research impact, and a strong culture of leadership development. It was named Welsh University of the Year 2024 by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide and ranked Top in Wales for Student Satisfaction in the 2025 National Student Survey. Its focus on employability and inclusive growth was further acknowledged with the AGCAS Building Effective Partnerships Award 2024, highlighting its leadership in preparing graduates for senior roles across sectors. Aberystwyth s reputation for nurturing talent, fostering innovation, and driving societal progress makes it a cornerstone institution. Interim Head of Estates and Facilities The Role: They are seeking an experienced interim leader to drive the strategic development and effective management of the University s physical infrastructure. This includes overseeing buildings, grounds, farms, housing, student residences, and other facilities, as well as managing space utilisation and the broader property portfolio. You will have 3 teams under your remit: maintenance, projects and facilities. Each with their own respective team leader, you will be the driving force behind high levels of performance and providing overall strategy. Interim Head of Estates and Facilities Key Responsibilities: - Lead the development and implementation of the University s Estates Infrastructure Plan (Masterplan) to meet current and future needs - Drive initiatives to improve space utilisation in line with sector benchmarks, optimising teaching, research, and professional services spaces - Champion and embed environmental sustainability across all sites, buildings, and operations, supporting the delivery of the University s sustainability goals - Take a lead role in shaping and overseeing the capital projects programme - Manage the University s hard facilities functions, including (but not limited to) utilities, gas, plumbing, heating, lighting, electrical, mechanical, and fire safety systems, ensuring all assets are safe, compliant, and fit for purpose within funding constraints - Oversee and deliver a robust schedule of planned preventative maintenance, alongside efficient delivery of reactive maintenance - Manage the University s soft facilities functions, including security, compliance, cleaning, caretaking, grounds, portering, postal, and print room services Interim Head of Estates and Facilities You: - Previous experience in managing complex, multi-site estate with remit covering maintenance, renovations and capital projects - Ideally would have an understanding of heritage and listed buildings - Relevant professional qualifications and/or Bachelors degree - Strong grasp of public sector regulations with experience in tendering, procurement and cost management - Financially astute with past budget control and financial planning experience - Strong leadership and team management skillset and ability to drive team performance - Exceptional communication, negotiation and interpersonal skills - Strategic mindset with the ability to think creatively and problem-solve effectively - Previous experience with a university or other public organisations would be beneficial Interim Head of Estates and Facilities Benefits: - Flexible working policy - 27 days annual leave + bank holidays and university closed days - Enhanced pension contributions - Professional development support - Relocation support - Strong parental leave benefits - Staff discount for gym facilities, hospitality, and retail on campus - Staff reward schemes (As applicable for a temporary position) To submit your CV for this exciting Interim Head of Estates and Facilities opportunity, please click Apply now!
Interim Commercial Property Manager Location: Barking Town Hall Contract: 6 Months, Temporary Hours: 35 per week, Monday - Friday Rate: 500 per day (Umbrella) About the Role Adecco are recruiting for an experienced Interim Commercial Property Manager to join the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham. This role will provide commercial property expertise to maximise the Council's property investment portfolio and support the delivery of a new strategic asset management structure and programme. The portfolio covers retail, leisure, office, industrial, and ancillary residential assets. Key Responsibilities Oversee the day-to-day management of the Council's commercial property portfolio. Carry out property inspections to assess condition and value. Monitor rent collection and property management, ensuring income targets are achieved. Manage leasing and Landlord & Tenant activity, working with third-party advisors. Develop a lease event management programme for renewals, expiries, and new lettings. Ensure compliance with legal, regulatory, and professional standards. Identify service, data, and system gaps, providing expert guidance. Maximise occupancy, value for money, and financial efficiency. Support budget management and income forecasting. Produce detailed reports and financial analysis for stakeholders. Contribute to new asset management structures and long-term plans. Collaborate with Council subsidiaries to deliver strategic property objectives. Represent the Council internally and externally as a subject matter expert. Provide direction and leadership to staff to achieve agreed outcomes. What We're Looking For Significant experience managing diverse commercial property portfolios. Strong understanding of landlord & tenant law, leasing, and compliance. Excellent financial, analytical, and budget management skills. Strong stakeholder engagement and communication abilities. Proactive, solutions-driven mindset with the ability to deliver improvements Apply Now: If you have the skills and experience required for this role, we encourage you to apply. Should your CV be shortlisted, an Adecco Consultant will contact you to discuss progressing your application to the client. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explains how we will use your information - please copy and paste the following link in to your browser (url removed)
Oct 02, 2025
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Interim Commercial Property Manager Location: Barking Town Hall Contract: 6 Months, Temporary Hours: 35 per week, Monday - Friday Rate: 500 per day (Umbrella) About the Role Adecco are recruiting for an experienced Interim Commercial Property Manager to join the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham. This role will provide commercial property expertise to maximise the Council's property investment portfolio and support the delivery of a new strategic asset management structure and programme. The portfolio covers retail, leisure, office, industrial, and ancillary residential assets. Key Responsibilities Oversee the day-to-day management of the Council's commercial property portfolio. Carry out property inspections to assess condition and value. Monitor rent collection and property management, ensuring income targets are achieved. Manage leasing and Landlord & Tenant activity, working with third-party advisors. Develop a lease event management programme for renewals, expiries, and new lettings. Ensure compliance with legal, regulatory, and professional standards. Identify service, data, and system gaps, providing expert guidance. Maximise occupancy, value for money, and financial efficiency. Support budget management and income forecasting. Produce detailed reports and financial analysis for stakeholders. Contribute to new asset management structures and long-term plans. Collaborate with Council subsidiaries to deliver strategic property objectives. Represent the Council internally and externally as a subject matter expert. Provide direction and leadership to staff to achieve agreed outcomes. What We're Looking For Significant experience managing diverse commercial property portfolios. Strong understanding of landlord & tenant law, leasing, and compliance. Excellent financial, analytical, and budget management skills. Strong stakeholder engagement and communication abilities. Proactive, solutions-driven mindset with the ability to deliver improvements Apply Now: If you have the skills and experience required for this role, we encourage you to apply. Should your CV be shortlisted, an Adecco Consultant will contact you to discuss progressing your application to the client. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explains how we will use your information - please copy and paste the following link in to your browser (url removed)
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