Associate Building Surveyor

Panoramic Associates; Woodford; On-site; GBP 59,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Panoramic Associates in Bristol is seeking an experienced Chartered Building Surveyor at Associate level. You will manage a varied portfolio, from condition surveys to complex refurbishment, taking projects from initial assessment through to completion while maintaining client relationships.

The role combines technical due diligence, dilapidations, and professional guidance, with opportunities to mentor junior surveyors, contribute to fee proposals, tenders and business development.

Qualifications

• Manage a varied portfolio of building surveying instructions from assessment through to completion.
• Prepare reports, specifications, schedules of work and contract documentation for refurbishment, repair and improvement projects.
• Take responsibility for project delivery, including budgets, procurement, contract administration and contractor management.

Responsibilities

• Manage a varied portfolio of building surveying instructions from initial assessment through to completion.
• Prepare reports, specifications, schedules of work and contract documentation for refurbishment, repair and improvement projects.
• Provide practical advice on building defects, maintenance strategies and due diligence.
• Support junior surveyors and contribute to fee proposals and tender submissions.

Skills

Project delivery

Client relationship management

Contract administration

Budget management

Job description

Associate Building Surveyor

Location: Bristol

Working: Hybrid

Salary: £65,000.00

Experience: 5+ years PQE

Panoramic Associates is partnering with a well-established South West-based property consultancy that is looking to appoint an experienced Chartered Building Surveyor at Associate level.

This is a role for someone who is comfortable taking responsibility for their own projects, dealing directly with clients and providing advice that goes beyond simply identifying a problem.

The consultancy works across a varied portfolio, so you'll have the opportunity to get involved in everything from condition and pre-acquisition surveys through to complex defects, refurbishment, dilapidations and major maintenance projects

What You’ll Actually Be Doing

• You'll manage a varied portfolio of building surveying instructions, taking projects from the initial assessment through to completion.
• Your work will include condition and pre-acquisition surveys, technical due diligence, planned maintenance, defect diagnosis, dilapidations and reinstatement cost assessments. You'll also prepare reports, specifications, schedules of work and contract documentation for refurbishment, repair and improvement projects.
• You'll take responsibility for project delivery, including budgets, procurement, contract administration, contractor management and, where required, acting as Employer's Agent.
• Clients will look to you for practical advice on building defects, maintenance strategies, refurbishment, acquisitions, lease obligations and neighbourly matters. You'll also have the opportunity to undertake Party Wall work and act as a CDM Principal Designer or Advisor, ensuring projects meet the relevant health and safety, Building Regulations and professional standards.
• The role has a strong client-facing element. You'll work directly with clients, consultants, contractors, local authorities and statutory bodies, building relationships and making sure projects are delivered professionally and commercially.
• You'll also have responsibility for supporting the development of more junior members of the team, providing technical guidance and sharing your experience with graduate and assistant surveyors.
• Alongside project delivery, you'll contribute to the wider growth of the consultancy through client relationships, fee proposals, tender submissions and identifying opportunities for repeat and additional work.

Rather than being restricted to one type of survey or project, you'll have the opportunity to work across a broad range of building consultancy instructions while developing your client relationships and taking greater ownership of the service.

About You

You'll be a Chartered Building Surveyor with a broad technical background and the confidence to take ownership of projects and client relationships.

Your experience is likely to include several of the following:

• Condition and maintenance surveys
• Pre-acquisition and technical due diligence
• Building defects and diagnosis
• Refurbishment and repair projects
• Dilapidations
• Contract administration
• Employer's Agent duties
• Party Wall matters
• CDM / Principal Designer responsibilities
• Building Regulations and statutory compliance

You don't need to be an expert in every area listed above. What's important is that you have a strong core building surveying background and can apply that knowledge to different types of projects and clients.

As a Associate, you'll also need to demonstrate experience supporting junior surveyors, managing client relationships and contributing to fee proposals, tenders or business development.