Associate Building Surveyor
A leading London property consultancy is recruiting an Associate Building Surveyor to join their landlord representation team. The focus is on licence to alter work, assisting with first fit-outs of major commercial buildings, and quasi-project managing the transition from development to operating asset. Average fees run from £100k to £250k per instruction. You'll work across high-quality London office buildings alongside property management teams and institutional landlords.This is a hands-on, client-facing role with genuine breadth. At Associate level there's meaningful crossover between teams, giving you exposure to TDD, dilaps and wider project work as well as your core licence to alter specialism.Duties of the Associate Building Surveyor to include:Managing licence to alter instructions for institutional landlordsOverseeing first fit-outs of major commercial office buildingsQuasi-project managing the handover from development to operating assetReviewing tenant proposals and advising landlords on technical and commercial riskLiaising with property management teams on building standards and complianceContributing to fee-earning across the wider landlord representation platformThe Person?A commercially aware Chartered Building Surveyor with experience in licence to alter or landlord-side project work on quality commercial assets.The Associate Building Surveyor will ideally have:MRICS qualificationExperience with licence to alter or tenant fit-out oversightExposure to commercial office buildings, ideally institutional-grade assetsStrong client-facing and reporting skillsAbility to manage instructions with minimal supervisionIn Return………?Package between £70,000 - £85,000Generous bonus structurePrivate HealthcareComprehensive benefits packageIf you believe you can deliver this rewarding role to a high standard, or are a Building Surveyor considering your next career move, please contact Stuart Miller at Brandon James on .Ref: SM092604Building Surveyor / Associate Building Surveyor / Licence to Alter / MRICS / London
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