Architect Surveyor

JR United Kingdom; Wolverhampton; On-site; GBP 38,000 - 44,000; Part time

Job summary

A public sector organisation seeks an Architect Surveyor for a permanent, part-time position in heritage conservation. The role involves working with local partners on projects related to heritage assets, requiring professional architecture qualifications and extensive building experience.

Qualifications

• Current ARB registration or chartered RICS membership required.
• Experience in building repair and project management is essential.
• Knowledge in architectural history of secular and ecclesiastical buildings.

Responsibilities

• Deliver discretionary services in collaboration with local partners.
• Advocate for the care and creative reuse of heritage assets.
• Provide guidance on repair and alteration proposals for heritage assets.

Skills

Advocacy

Engagement

Research

Project Management

Building Conservation

Education

Professional qualification in architecture or building surveying

Job description

Venesky-Brown’s client, a public sector organisation in Bristol, is currently looking to recruit an Architect Surveyor for a Permanent, Part-Time position with a salary of £38,067 (Pro Rata).

Responsibilities:

1. Work within regional Partnerships teams, responsible for delivering discretionary services in collaboration with local partners.
2. Advocate for the care, conservation, and creative reuse of heritage assets to enhance quality of life.
3. Participate in projects that may span months or years, bringing skills in advocacy, engagement, research, grant-giving, project management, capacity building, and conservation.
4. Use technical expertise to advise on proposals for repair and alteration of heritage assets and provide guidance on historic townscapes and landscapes.

Qualifications and Experience:

1. Professional qualification in architecture or building surveying, with current ARB registration or chartered RICS membership, and accreditation in building conservation (AABC, RIBA (SCA level), or RICS), or working towards these.
2. Extensive experience in building repair and project management.
3. Good knowledge of English secular and ecclesiastical architecture across periods.
4. Excellent understanding of building construction, repair, alteration, and adaptation methods.
5. Practical and creative approach to repair problems.
6. Awareness of current construction industry regulations.

If you would like to hear more about this opportunity, please get in touch.