Overview of salaries statistics of the profession "Construction Inspector in UK"

* Liaising with clients and their stakeholders on daily basis* Dealing with tenant applications* Identify Asset Management opportunities - lease re-gearing, refurbishment and redevelopment, lease surrenders, dilapidation's, assist with various internal and external teams on these matters.* Assist with preparing reports for client meetings* Liaising with various teams to ensure maintenance contracts are followed and managed* Recognizing , instructing and managing jobs with Client's dedicated FM provider.* Liaising with property management accounts team on production of budgets and managing budgets/expenditure accordingly.* Liaising with property administrators for arrears recovery, setting up new properties, completing change notes, updating the Helpdesk and Tramps, etc.* Due diligence for disposals* Reporting to Clients in a timely and accurate manner* Ensuring day to day issues are addressed and resolved in a cost effective manner mitigating Client expenditure at all timesExperience in site inspections and able to work alone on site while adhering to lone working policies. * IOSH qualified as a minimum standard and has a good understanding of H&S* An understanding of Landlord and Tenant Law is beneficial* Good working knowledge of Health and safety procedures* Previous experience of managing commercial property* Previous use of and good understanding of Tramps and Meridian systems (or similar) * Full clean driving licence is mandatory, and a willingness to travel to cover a large geographical portfolio of inspections.

Ensuring the quality of products and services in accordance with regulatory and organisational standards, ensuring GDP & GMP complianceParticipating in team meetings, contributing to quality assurance strategies and develop validation strategies and protocolsIdentifying potential quality risks, follow up on CAPAs and ensuring timely closure of actionsEffectively support with record management within the QMS including CAPAs, change controls, complaints, non-conformances, risk managementContribute as SME for internal, external and supplier auditsAssist with training to staff members on components of the QMS and proceduresDay to day support of quality tasks business wideReporting to senior management on quality assurance metrics and trendsA successful Senior Quality Assurance Associate should have:Proficiency in quality assurance procedures and standardsStrong knowledge of GDP, GMP and supply of unlicensed medicinesStrong understanding of QMS processesThe ability to identify and resolve quality-related issues and take a risk-based approachManage stakeholders effectivelyExcellent team working abilitiesStrong communication skills

Join a global leader in consulting an engineering supporting commercial and government clients across the UK and Europe on major environment, sustainable infrastructure, water, renewables and construction projects.This would be a new position which has been created in response to the Building Safety Act looking for someone who can deliver CDM projects but from specifically a Building Regulations focussed role. Our client is looking for an Associate Consultant to join with either a background in Building Control / Building Inspector or a Chartered RIBA member with strong building regulations experience ideally on the RIBA PD Register (for both CDM and BR)Location can be anywhere in the UK, but the ability to travel into London as required would be useful. Role is paying up to �65k base salary plus company car allowance and wider corporate benefitsIn this role the Associate Consultant would be responsible for delivery of the Principal Designer (Building Regulations) role primarily to Safety Management but also to wider company. This would include setting up and leading the PD/BR function, processes, competency evidence etc.SC or DV Security Clearance would be needed at some stage for the role, so possessing this would also be a major advantage. This is one of Mattinson Partnership’s longest standing clients. We have supported them in the growth of this safety team over the past 10 years, so if you have any questions around the culture, training and development opportunities then give Dominic Jacques a call to discuss.

This is a chance to join a busy Warwickshire private practice focusing on commercial property matters for a mix of clients. It's likely that your caseload will focus on general landlord & tenant matters and some secured lending work.The team for local and national clients and this is a role that would give you lots of client exposure. The team has some experienced Partners who will help train and develop you.This would be a great opportunity for somebody who wants to develop as a property lawyer but perhaps doesn't want to work or commute to a larger Birmingham firm.The firm has an excellent culture. The team typically works in the office.Ideally you will be a qualified commercial property solicitor or a trainee solicitor approaching qualification with a strong seat in real estate.