Building Surveyor

• Conduct detailed inspections of residential and commercial buildings.
• Identify defects, maintenance issues, and regulatory risks.
• Advise on structural integrity, safety, and legal compliance.
• Recommend remedial actions and additional investigations.
• Communicate findings clearly and empathetically with clients.
• Contribute to client satisfaction by delivering accurate, accessible advice.
• Support trust-building and uphold the company's reputation through professionalism.
• Produce high-quality reports and certificates using specialised software.
• Issue documents required for conveyancing processes.
• Ensure work aligns with current legislation, standards, and guidance.
• Stay informed on industry trends and regulatory changes.
• Work with estate agents, solicitors, contractors, and internal teams.
• Provide input to management, marketing, and sales on service development.
• Offer constructive feedback and contribute to continuous improvement.
• Monitor construction and renovation works for quality and compliance.
• Uphold ethical standards and promote a culture of learning.
• Maintain high levels of independence on-site while working cohesively with wider teams.
• Review the work schedule issued the previous evening.
• Clarify any queries about assignments as soon as the schedule is received.
• Confirm site locations using GPS.
• Ensure all tools and equipment are functional and ready the day before inspection.
• Maintain professional appearance in line with the dress code.
• Arrive on site at least five minutes early.
• Review client notes and concerns before commencing the inspection.
• Conduct the survey thoroughly while avoiding disturbance or damage.
• Communicate initial findings to the client after the visit.
• Upload the draft report for peer review promptly post-survey.
• Ensure reports undergo review prior to final release.
• Submit finalised reports within three days of the inspection.
• Provide certificates required under building control legislation when necessary.
• Respond to email and telephone queries within 72 hours.
• Participate in design, client, or site meetings when required.
• Work with architects, engineers, and CAD technicians to support accurate design outputs.
• Prepare specifications, risk assessments, and defect analyses.
• Oversee remedial works and produce costings reports where needed.
• Undertake tasks assigned by the manager or director that fall outside the above duties.

• Hold Chartered Surveyor status through RICS.

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