Average Condition Surveyor salary in the UK

A highly respected multi-disciplinary consultancy with a long-standing reputation for delivering excellence, are keen to speak with a capable Stock Condition Surveyor to join their growing London office. Offering the successful candidate the opportunity to work on a wide range of large-scale residential programmes, this role is ideal for a driven professional with a strong background in condition surveys and residential property assessment. The Company's Profile With a consistent track record of innovation and high standards across the built environment, my client is known for delivering strategic solutions that combine technical expertise with a client-focused approach. Their multidisciplinary teams collaborate across sectors, maintaining an impressive pipeline of residential and public sector projects throughout the UK. The Stock Condition Surveyor's Role The successful Stock Condition Surveyor will lead on strategic survey initiatives, conducting comprehensive site inspections and condition surveys across large residential portfolios. You'll be responsible for producing detailed, articulate reports, contributing to data-driven asset management strategies. Strong client communication and diary management skills will be essential, as you'll regularly liaise with stakeholders and support efficient programme delivery. The Successful Stock Condition Surveyor Will Have Qualifications: A construction-related degree or a minimum of 5 years' relevant experience A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle Knowledge and attributes: Proven experience conducting surveys on residential buildings Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to manage workload independently and professionally Strong attention to detail with a commitment to delivering high-quality work A thorough understanding of health and safety protocols In Return? £50,000 - £60,000 Flexible working hours (core hours between 10am-4.15pm) Hybrid working arrangements (home and office) Medicash health plan (including dental, optical, physio cover) Life assurance (4x annual salary) Birthday leave and long-service leave Biannual pay reviews Scottish Widows pension (4.5% employer match) Professional development programme Sponsorship of professional fees Two paid CSR days per year In-house mental health first aiders Supportive and collaborative team environment If you're a Stock Condition Surveyor looking for a long-term opportunity within a consultancy that values growth, innovation, and its people, please contact Chris van Aurich at Brandon James.

We are in search of a Stock Condition Surveyor for a housing association, who are looking to build their surveying team and work on some of their exciting housing programmes on a permanent contract. They have properties in Chippenham and ideally would like someone to cover the SN14 postcode!Role: Stock Condition Surveyor Salary: £41,800Contract: PermanentLocation: ChippenhamThis role will play an integral part in supporting the housing association with their stock condition surveys.Responsibilities of the Stock Condition Surveyor role: Survey homes and communal areas internally and externally to inform investment programmingWork with the Planned Operations Team to ensure planned works are effectively programmedCollate detailed stock condition informationAssist with the completion of regular stock audits to ensure properties are developed and managed effectivelyAssist in the management of budgets and expenditure ensuring value for money is achievedEnsure properties and work arising complies with necessary legislation and good practice Skills needed in the Stock Condition Surveyor role: Experience of surveying and contract management in the social housing sectorAdapts and develops arguments and proposals for maximum effectivenessDemonstrates co-operation and trust with colleagues and teamsActively stays informed and informs others about sector practices and new developmentsExperience of monitoring works budgetsCurrent methods, standards and initiatives relating to repair and refurbishment of residential dwellings Benefits of the Stock Condition Surveyor role include: Permanent contract£750 yearly car allowance37 hours a week If you are interested in this Stock Condition Surveyor role, please contact Kyle Danks on , or email here on

Stock Condition Surveyor Hourly rate: £35-£40 per hour. Location: Bury, Greater ManchesterJob Type: Full-time, 37 hours per weekLength of role: Initial 3 months.  Join our Housing Services team as a Stock Condition Surveyor, where you will be responsible for providing high-quality and comprehensive stock condition surveys to enable effective asset planning and stock management. This role is crucial in maintaining and enhancing the value and safety of council-owned properties through detailed assessments and planning. Day-to-day of the role: Lead and coordinate the processes and procedures for stock condition surveys, working collaboratively with colleagues to capture and provide data from their inspections in a consistent and accurate manner.Prepare and carry out a 5-year rolling programme of stock condition surveys, prioritising properties based on their condition, last inspection date, and other relevant factors.Undertake surveys of council-owned properties, assessing the age and condition of properties and their components, and issue works orders for urgent works.Coordinate the capture of stock condition data from other council staff who undertake inspections/surveys, maximising opportunities for gathering and maintaining accurate data.Populate the stock condition database efficiently and timely with data relating to the condition of property and other legislative requirements.Undertake feasibility studies and make recommendations for planned/cyclical maintenance as well as refurbishment projects based on health and safety, legal obligations, and cost-effective asset management.Assist with the inspection and supervision of works on site to ensure standards are met and that work complies with specifications and legislation.Act as the client's representative at meetings with service providers and external agencies, including site meetings and special interest group meetings.Work as a member of a team, sharing knowledge and information, and supporting colleagues. Required Skills & Qualifications: GCSE English and Maths or equivalent.HNC (or equivalent) in Building Studies.Qualifications such as Asbestos Surveyor, Domestic Energy Assessor, and Damp Assessor are desirable.Demonstrable knowledge of building construction, defects, services, and Health and Safety legislation.Detailed knowledge of legislation and current practices relating to repair, maintenance, and development of buildings and land.Experience in the public housing sector.Ability to survey, inspect, and measure dwellings.Able to produce comprehensive technical specifications, drawings, and contract documentation.Experience advising on technical matters and developing project or business cases.Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including proficiency in IT systems, software, and databases for data extraction and publishing.