Senior Asset Surveyor

  • Hays
  • Newport, Gwent
  • 28/04/2026
Full time Construction Building Surveyor/Senior/Associate Management Property

Job Description

Senior Asset Surveyor Up To £50k DOE South Wales

Your new company
A public sector organisation in South Wales is looking for an experienced Senior Asset Surveyor to take ownership of their portfolio and help drive forward the organisation's long-term investment and compliance strategy. This role is ideal for a seasoned surveyor with strong public-sector or housing association experience who can work autonomously and influence key decision makers.

Your new role

  • Lead on the delivery of condition surveys across a mixed public sector estate
  • Identify defects, prioritise remedial works, and produce detailed technical reports
  • Provide lifecycle forecasting to support long-term capital planning
  • Contribute to the development and delivery of the organisation's Asset Management Plan
  • Advise on property disposals, acquisitions, and estate optimisation
  • Support senior leadership with data-driven recommendations on maintenance and investment
  • Ensure statutory compliance across the estate (asbestos, fire safety, accessibility, etc.)
  • Oversee contractor performance and ensure all works meet regulatory standards
  • Maintain accurate asset data and records within CAFM systems
  • Act as client representative on refurbishment and minor capital projects
  • Prepare specifications, tender documentation, and feasibility studies
  • Monitor project progress, budgets, quality and compliance through to handover
  • Support energy-efficiency and decarbonisation initiatives across the estate
  • Provide technical advice on improving EPC ratings and reducing carbon emissions

    What you'll need to succeed
  • A degree or HNC/HND in Building Surveying, Construction, or a related discipline
  • Professional membership with RICS (MRICS/AssocRICS) or actively working towards it
  • Strong technical background in condition surveys, building pathology, and asset management
  • Solid understanding of public sector compliance requirements including asbestos, fire safety, CDM, and accessibility
  • Experience managing refurbishment or minor capital projects from inception to handover
  • Confident producing high-quality technical reports and lifecycle assessments
  • Ability to analyse asset data and make informed, strategic recommendations
  • Strong communication skills with the ability to work effectively with stakeholders, contractors, and internal team

    What you'll get in return
  • £42,000 - £50,000 (dependent on experience)
  • Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) with excellent employer contributions
  • Flexible working with hybrid options
  • Opportunity to shape asset strategy across a varied public sector estate


What you need to do now
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