Average Control Surveyor salary in the UK

Be part of the next generation of Building Control.If you're a confident, technically minded professional looking to take on complex projects, gain autonomy, and join a consultancy that's genuinely investing in its people - this Building Control Surveyor role in Manchester is worth your attention. The Company This established, multi-disciplinary consultancy has built an exceptional reputation for delivering quality, compliance, and professionalism across the UK. Their Manchester team is expanding rapidly, working on landmark commercial, residential, healthcare, and education projects across the Northwest. You'll join a forward-thinking environment where collaboration is key and your input genuinely matters. Every Building Control Surveyor is trusted to manage their workload, build relationships, and deliver technical excellence on projects of real significance. The Role As Building Control Surveyor, you'll handle all aspects of Building Regulations compliance, from plan assessments and site inspections to client liaison and technical reporting. You'll work closely with design teams, contractors, and developers to deliver safe, compliant, and high-quality buildings across Manchester. Your day-to-day: Assess plans and specifications for Building Regulations compliance Conduct site inspections and issue detailed reports Advise clients and design teams on technical and regulatory requirements Work collaboratively with fire safety and design professionals Manage projects independently with full autonomy and support What's In It for You Involvement in Manchester's most exciting and complex builds Fast-tracked career progression to Senior or Principal Building Control Surveyor Flexible hybrid working and excellent work-life balance Car allowance, performance-based bonus, and paid professional fees A supportive, high-performing team where quality comes before quantity About You You're professional, detail-focused, and passionate about ensuring quality and compliance. You'll have excellent communication skills and the ability to manage a varied workload across multiple projects. Requirements: Building Control or Building Surveying background Experience assessing plans and carrying out site inspections Full or part membership of RICS, CABE, CIOB, or equivalent Strong knowledge of Building Regulations and associated standards

A leading global property and construction consultancy is seeking a proactive Quantity Surveyor to join their dynamic cost management team. This is an exciting opportunity to work on major developments across the UK and internationally, including data centres, commercial builds, sports facilities, and large-scale residential projects. The Quantity Surveyor Role The successful Quantity Surveyor will join a well-established consultancy that delivers expert cost, procurement and commercial advice to a broad range of high-profile clients. As a key Quantity Surveyor in the team, you will be responsible for the cost and commercial performance of multiple projects ranging from £5m to £500m. This Quantity Surveying role will suit someone looking to manage their own workload, act as a key client contact, and collaborate closely with wider project teams to ensure successful delivery from inception through to completion. Quantity Surveyor Responsibilities: Manage and deliver pre & post contract Quantity Surveying servicesPrepare cost plans, budgets, procurement strategies and tender documentationRun competitive tender processes and manage contractor appointmentsAdminister contracts, manage change control and report on project costsProvide clear, concise cost advice to clients, including value engineeringPromote commercial awareness throughout project lifecyclesAttend client and progress meetings and contribute to project strategies Requirements: Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Project Management, or related fieldIdeally MRICS or working towards chartershipDemonstrable experience as a QS in a consultancy environmentStrong background in cost planning, procurement, and post-contract servicesExperience working on complex projects within data centres, commercial, residential or sports sectorsExcellent communication and client-facing skillsStrong organisation and commercial acumen In Return: £45,000 - £55,000 Per AnnumCompany Share Scheme.Hybrid Working.28 days holiday plus bank holidays (3 days to be taken between Christmas and New Year).Flexible holidays - you can purchase up to an additional 5 days.Employee Bonus Scheme.Death in Service benefit up to 6 times basic salary.Private Medical treatmentSeason Ticket Loans.Maternity Pay and Paternity Pay.Bicycle Purchase Scheme.Dental Plan.Health Screening.Occupational Health Facilities.Gym Membership Loans.Primary Annual Professional Subscription covered If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference #DM20725 Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy

Quantity SurveyorLocation: LondonContract Type: ContractDuration: Min 24 months, start December 2025Daily rate: Negotiable (outside IR35)We are supporting our client in securing a Quantity Surveyor to support the commercial delivery of large scale energy or infrastructure projects. The ideal candidate will have a strong foundation in contract management and cost control, with demonstrable experience working under international contract standards. This role involves proactive engagement across project teams to ensure commercial efficiency, risk mitigation and contractual compliance.Key Qualifications & Experience Mandatory: Professional membership with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) or equivalent.Degree in Quantity Surveying, Engineering, Commercial Management, or a related discipline.Solid background in contract administration and cost management, preferably within the offshore wind, renewable energy, or large-scale infrastructure sectors.Strong understanding of FIDIC, BIMCO, and LOGIC contract frameworks, with proven experience in change and claim management.Proficient in SAP or similar enterprise resource planning tools for cost tracking and reporting. Core Responsibilities Lead cost control and budget tracking for project work packages, ensuring all financial documentation meets internal and contractual standards.Administer and process contractor payment applications in accordance with contractual and company procedures.Support the project management team through active commercial and contract oversight, maintaining alignment between technical progress and financial performance.Evaluate and advise on variation orders, change notifications, and claims, ensuring timely assessment and documentation.Maintain up to date records of all contractual changes and enforce compliance with agreed terms and conditions.Prepare correspondence and documentation related to claims, determinations, instructions and contract notices.Contribute to the dispute readiness process by ensuring robust documentation and commercial records are maintained throughout the project life cycle.Provide expert advice on contractual issues and collaborate closely with internal stakeholders, contractors and legal teams.Participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance standard contract procedures and commercial practices.Produce regular reports on cost performance, risk exposure and contract status to the relevant management levels and project stakeholders. If you meet the criteria mention and you are passionate about driving the transition to clean energy as well as making a tangible impact on the projects shaping our sustainable future, we would like to hear from you.Apply today and join a team that's powering progress through innovation, collaboration, and commitment to excellence.