Overview of salaries statistics of the profession "Building Maintenance Surveyors in UK"

You will carry our regular property inspections to ensure a fit for purpose property portfolioYou will ensure that all new projects are delivered on time and within budget, occupation costs are minimised, and retail shops and other locations are fit for purpose and comply with company, operational and legal requirements within allocated budgets.Arrange for reactive and planned maintenance works across a diverse estate.Manage the property maintenance budgets whilst ensuring a safe working environmentAssist in the preparation of the annual property and facilities budget.Inspect and diagnose building defects; design and arrange for repairs to be carried outManage projects, prepare drawings and specifications, obtain Statutory Approvals and competitive tenders, place orders and administer works through to completion.Ensure that all property information and records are maintained accurately and up to dateManage contractors and supplier contracts by holding regular reviews and ensure benchmarking/ tendering as appropriate. Define and monitor SLA's and KPI's and prepare reports to the business. Undertake contractor audits and ensure appropriate records are kept.Support the Building Services Manager in implementing, developing and utilising a new CAFM system as appropriate.Undertake condition and measured surveys.Carry out pre acquisition inspections and prepare reports.Carry out schedules of condition and deal with schedules of dilapidationPrepare regular reports, briefing papers, presentations and progress updatesAct as key point of contact for operational colleagues, and deal with emergencies across the portfolio on a rota basis.The successful candidate will have strong building surveying and project management skills. You will have strong interpersonal skills and be highly organised. A focus on partnership and collaborative working is important, as is a 'can-do' attitude. Good problem solving skills, resilience and tenacity.MRICS or MCIOB is desirable but not essential. Support may be provided to work towards this.Ability to use AutoCAD, good IT skills, and an understanding of charity retail or a related sector would be an advantage.Knowledge of Construction Design & Management Regulations, current Building Regulations, Planning Law, Health & Safety and Regulatory Compliance relating to Property and Facilities would be ideal.As this role is based from home with significant travel, experience of working in a similar multi-site / multiple project environment and strong self-motivation ability would be beneficial.

Undertaking Building Surveying duties related to maintenance and repair of properties, focusing specifically on damp & mould.Ensuring that all properties are in compliance with health and safety regulations.Assisting in the procurement of contractors and overseeing their work from start to finish. Tenant focused - regular interactions with customers, attentively listening and recording their queries during visits and acting upon them accordingly.A successful Interim Building Surveyor should have:A relevant degree in Building Surveying or a related field.A good understanding of building maintenance and repair, focusing specifically on damp & mould. Knowledge of safety and sustainability regulations for properties.Excellent communication and collaboration skills.The ability to manage and resolve property related issues effectively.Strong report writing and presentation skills.

You will carry our regular property inspections to ensure a fit for purpose property portfolioYou will ensure that all new projects are delivered on time and within budget, occupation costs are minimised, and retail shops and other locations are fit for purpose and comply with company, operational and legal requirements within allocated budgets.Arrange for reactive and planned maintenance works across a diverse estate.Manage the property maintenance budgets whilst ensuring a safe working environmentAssist in the preparation of the annual property and facilities budget.Inspect and diagnose building defects; design and arrange for repairs to be carried outManage projects, prepare drawings and specifications, obtain Statutory Approvals and competitive tenders, place orders and administer works through to completion.Ensure that all property information and records are maintained accurately and up to dateManage contractors and supplier contracts by holding regular reviews and ensure benchmarking/ tendering as appropriate. Define and monitor SLA's and KPI's and prepare reports to the business. Undertake contractor audits and ensure appropriate records are kept.Support the Building Services Manager in implementing, developing and utilising a new CAFM system as appropriate.Undertake condition and measured surveys.Carry out pre acquisition inspections and prepare reports.Carry out schedules of condition and deal with schedules of dilapidationPrepare regular reports, briefing papers, presentations and progress updatesAct as key point of contact for operational colleagues, and deal with emergencies across the portfolio on a rota basis.The successful candidate will have strong building surveying and project management skills. You will have strong interpersonal skills and be highly organised.A focus on partnership and collaborative working is important, as is a 'can-do' attitude.Good problem solving skills, resilience and tenacity. MRICS or MCIOB is desirable but not essential. Support may be provided to work towards this.Ability to use AutoCAD, good IT skills, and an understanding of charity retail or a related sector would be an advantage.Knowledge of Construction Design & Management Regulations, current Building Regulations, Planning Law, Health & Safety and Regulatory Compliance relating to Property and Facilities would be ideal.As this role is based from home with significant travel, experience of working in a similar multi-site / multiple project environment and strong self-motivation ability would be beneficial.

Conducting detailed property inspections to assess any disrepair issues.Understand Section 11 & 82Understand Damp and Mould IssuesPreparing and presenting detailed reports on the findings from the inspections.Providing expert advice on property maintenance and disrepair issues.Collaborating with the team to develop and implement strategies to address disrepair issues.Ensuring all work is in compliance with the relevant regulations and standards.Liaising with contractors, tenants, and other stakeholders as necessary.A successful Interim Disrepair Surveyor should have:A degree in a relevant discipline such as Building Surveying or Construction.Proven experience in a similar role within the public sector.Excellent knowledge of property maintenance and disrepair issues.Strong communication and interpersonal skills.The ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.

Collaborate with the repairs and investment team to develop and implement strategic plans and initiatives for the maintenance, refurbishment, and improvement of our housing stock.Conduct comprehensive building surveys and assessments to identify maintenance needs, repair priorities, and investment opportunities.Provide technical expertise and guidance on building construction, repair methods, materials, and regulatory requirements, ensuring compliance with relevant standards and regulations.Develop specifications, schedules of work, and cost estimates for repair and improvement projects, overseeing procurement processes and contractor management.Monitor project progress, quality, and costs, and provide regular updates and reports to senior management and stakeholders.Collaborate with internal teams, external consultants, contractors, and regulatory bodies to ensure the successful delivery of repair and investment projects.Stay abreast of industry developments, best practices, and emerging trends in building surveying and social housing to inform decision-making and continuous improvement efforts.Degree or HNC qualification in Building Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field.Proven experience in building surveying, maintenance management, or a similar role within the social housing sector, with a focus on homes for the elderly.Strong knowledge of building construction, repair methods, materials, and regulatory requirements relevant to social housing.Excellent project management skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and deliver results on time and within budget.Excellent communication, interpersonal, and leadership skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders.

You can be based anywhere in the UK for this role, as your designated geographical area will be determined depending on your home location. You will need to be field-based 2-3 days per week, with occasional monthly visits to their North West based office.Management of small and multi-site projects for the retail team. Procurement and management of planned and reactive maintenance contractors. Liaising with landlords and agents on interim and terminal schedules of dilapidations, negotiate claims in order to limit potential liability. Providing technical support and advice to the property helpdesk. Surveying, tendering and management of large property maintenance projects. Management of health and safety in small shop-fitting and building related projects. Provision of a 24/7 on call emergency assistance to the retail team. Contractor site auditing. ***FORMAL SURVEYING QUALIFICATIONS NOT REQUIRED***HND level in Building Surveying/Construction or equivalent. Knowledge and experience of construction safety legislation. Working in a fast paced retail property maintenance environment. Facilities and maintenance experience of retail, hospitality or leisure facilities would be ideal