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Senior Estates Surveyor£60.76/hr Umbrella | 31 weeks | Hybrid (Somerset)If you enjoy high-value disposals, autonomy, and seeing deals through end-to-end — this one’s for you.Ribble Recruitment is supporting a local authority in Somerset to appoint an Interim Senior Estates Surveyor to deliver a busy programme of property transfers and disposals across a large, diverse public sector estate.You’ll take ownership of complex estates casework, manage transactions up to £1m, and play a key role in shaping long-term asset strategy — not just keeping the lights on.What you’ll be doingLeading property transfers & disposals from valuation through to completionEnsuring full compliance with Section 123 (Local Government Act 1972)Appointing and managing external agents, valuers, and legal advisorsProducing options appraisals, feasibility studies, and business casesSupporting delivery of the Strategic Asset Management PlanWorking across a varied estate: commercial, community, surplus & rural assetsThis is hands-on, delivery-focused estates work with real autonomy. What we’re looking forEssentialDegree-qualified (or equivalent) in a property-related disciplineStrong experience in estate management, specifically disposals & transfersComfortable working at pace and managing multiple live transactionsAble to attend the office 1–2 days per week and travel to sites across SomersetDesirableMRICS / Associate RICSRecent local authority experience Contract detailsStart: 9 February 2026Duration: 31 weeksHours: 37 per weekIR35: InsideRate:£44.25/hr PAYE£60.76/hr UmbrellaWorking pattern: Hybrid (office + site visits) Why this role?Genuine end-to-end responsibility for estates transactionsStrategic work, not just BAULong contract with clear deliverablesFlexible hybrid workingInterested or want the full brief? Contact Lewis Ashcroft at Ribble Recruitment

A chartered surveying practice, with nationwide offices, are seeking a residential savvy Building Surveyor, to join them in their London based team. This is an opportunity for an ideally, qualified Building Surveyor, to work on a portfolio of residential, commercial and hospitality properties. Benefits £45,000 - £65,000Transparent Performance Related bonusesLaptop/IpadMobile25 Days HolidayPlus Bank HolidaysDiscretionary Annual BonusRICS membership fees paid forOut of Pocket ExpensesCar AllowancePension Role and responsibilities The successful Building Surveyor will deliver surveys, report and a variety of professional building surveying services, to a portfolio of clients, with a specific focus on residential properties, both private and public. Your role, as a qualified Building Surveyor will be to run your projects autonomously and manage your workload accordingly, whilst supporting inexperienced Surveyors where necessary. Person specification This role will suit a Building Surveyor who can hit the ground running on schemes, confidentially and who enjoys working to their own management. MRICS qualified (Not essential) RICS accredited degree Experience within a construction focused practice, ideallyResidential sector experience is needed A good understanding of commercial buildings Technically astute If you'd like to know more about this role or any other Building Surveying position, then get in touch below. Chris van Aurich - Building Surveyor | Qualified Building Surveyor | Surveyor | Chartered Building Surveyor | Senior Building Surveyor

Building Surveyor - Newly established office with fast tracked progression! A reputable national property consultancy is looking for a proactive Building Surveyor at mid to senior level to join their newly established, under new management office in Cambridge. This role offers fast-tracked progression and the chance to take on meaningful responsibilities within an agile and supportive environment. The successful Building Surveyor Role The successful Building Surveyor will work on a diverse array of projects across sectors, including industrial, education, historic properties, and local authority. Key responsibilities: Conduct professional services such as dilapidations and building surveysEngage in project duties, including contract administrationCollaborate with an experienced team while also taking ownership of individual client projects The ideal Building Surveyor The ideal candidate is a self-sufficient, driven individual with an adaptable approach to both independent and team-based work. This opportunity is perfect for a Building Surveyor who is eager to advance their career swiftly while gaining broad sector exposure. Requirements: MRICS qualification (preferred but not essential)RICS-accredited degree (essential)Property background advantageousExperience in a variety of surveying service lines In Return: Salary: £45,000 - £65,000Hybrid/flexible working environment30 days of annual leave plus your birthday offPension contributionsPerformance-based bonus schemeRICS membership fees coveredOngoing CPD and trainingUnmatched opportunities for continuous progression If you'd like to know more about this role or any other Building Surveying position, then get in touch below. Chris van Aurich - Building Surveyor | Qualified Building Surveyor | Surveyor | Chartered Building Surveyor | Senior Building Surveyor