Average Building Surveyor salary in the UK

As a Building Surveyor in Stockport, you'll be responsible for managing property surveys and ensuring buildings are maintained to a high standard. Your work will play a key role in supporting the not-for-profit sector by keeping properties safe and operational.Client DetailsA not-for-profit organisation based in Stockport, focused on property management and services.DescriptionConduct property surveys to assess condition and maintenance needs.Prepare detailed reports and recommendations for building repairs or upgrades.Ensure compliance with relevant building regulations and standards.Coordinate and oversee contractors during maintenance or refurbishment projects.Provide technical advice to stakeholders regarding property issues.Monitor budgets and timelines for assigned projects.Maintain accurate records of inspections, reports, and works carried out.Respond promptly to urgent property issues or maintenance requests.ProfileA successful Building Surveyor should have:Relevant qualifications in building surveying or a related field.Experience in conducting property surveys and preparing reports.Knowledge of building regulations and compliance standards.Strong organisational and project management skills.Ability to work independently and handle multiple tasks effectively.Clear and professional communication skills.Job OfferHourly pay between £31.00 and £35.00, dependent on the level of experience.Temporary contract offering flexibility and varied work.

A multi-disciplinary construction consultancy is looking for a Building Surveyor to join their Kent office, taking on a varied role across projects, professional work and client management.The Building Surveyor will join a close-knit team with plenty of autonomy, a strong existing client base and the chance to keep progressing under an MD who gives people room to think, contribute and develop.The Building Surveyor RoleThe successful Building Surveyor will manage a portfolio of mixed clients, including freeholders, developers, building managers, and public sector entities, across a range of building and property types.Key responsibilities of the Building Surveyor to include:Provide contract administration services and lead on various project stagesAssist with building safety initiatives and implement building pathology skills for diagnostics and to manage project delivery successfullyDevelop and maintain strong client relationships, while identifying opportunities for new businessWork across a broad portfolio of clients and property types to deliver successful project outcomesThe Ideal Building SurveyorMRICS qualification (preferred but not essential)RICS-accredited degree (ideally in Building Surveying but not essential with the right experience)Experience in a construction-focused practice, ideally with public sector project exposureAbility to maintain existing client relationships while seeking out new opportunitiesIn Return?Salary: £45,000 - £65,000Holiday: 28 days plus additional days over Christmas and your birthday offPension contributions and private medical insuranceAdditional benefits supporting a balanced and fulfilling work experienceIf you believe you are capable of performing this rewarding and challenging role to a high standard, please contact Stuart Miller at Brandon James on .Ref: SM32672611Building Surveyor | Qualified Building Surveyor | Chartered Building Surveyor | Senior Building Surveyor

A global real estate consultancy is looking to add a Building Surveyor to their London team. The successful Building Surveyor will be joining an established consultancy with a strong commercial property client base and a broad mix of project and professional instructions.This is a role for a Building Surveyor who wants exposure to good quality work across offices, industrial, retail and residential assets, while developing within a large, multi-disciplinary team.The Building Surveyor RoleThe successful Building Surveyor will provide a varied range of building surveying services across commercial property portfolios.You will work alongside experienced surveyors and consultants, delivering technical advice to established clients while continuing to build your own project and professional experience.Duties of the Building Surveyor to include:Contract administration on small- and large-scale projects * Project management and project monitoring * Undertaking building surveys across a range of property types * Technical due diligence for acquisitions and disposals * Party wall matters * Preparing planned maintenance schedules * Supporting client relationships and wider business development activityThe Person?The successful Building Surveyor will have previous experience delivering building surveying services within a consultancy or property environment.The Building Surveyor will ideally have:MRICS qualification * A degree in Building Surveying or a related property discipline * Experience across commercial property, including office, industrial and retail assets * Experience working within a multi-disciplinary surveying environment * Strong communication and teamwork skills * The ability to manage client relationshipsIn Return………?£52,000 - £65,000 * Bonus * Pension * Healthcare * Professional development supportIf you believe you are capable of performing this rewarding and challenging role to a high standard, or are a Building Surveyor at any level considering your career options, please contact Stuart Miller at Brandon James on .Ref: SM672613Building Surveyor / Chartered Building Surveyor / MRICS / Building Surveying