Associate Rural Surveyor

Hunter Dunning Ltd; Ayr; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus schemes

Referral schemes

33 days holiday including birthday

Five extra days purchase option

CPD opportunities

Job summary

Hunter Dunning Ltd in Ayr is partnering with an established rural property consultancy to recruit an Associate Rural Surveyor. You will lead rural surveying projects across Scotland, manage complex instructions and contribute to the continued success of the Ayr office. The role requires MRICS with several years of post-qualification experience, and includes a path toward Partner level. The firm offers a supportive environment with bonus schemes and CPD support.

Qualifications

• MRICS qualification with several years of post-qualification experience in rural surveying.
• Registered Valuer status preferred.
• Experience across utility, rural, forestry, farming and land management sectors.
• Knowledge of land acquisitions, servitudes, wayleaves and compensation claims.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work independently and within multidisciplinary teams.
• Excellent organisation and agile task management.
• Motivation to progress towards Partner level.

Responsibilities

• Lead rural surveying projects across Scotland.
• Manage complex instructions and client requirements.
• Contribute to the continued success of the Ayr office.

Skills

Rural surveying

Project management

Communication skills

Independent work

Team collaboration

Agile task management

Education

MRICS qualification

Registered Valuer status preferred

Job description

Hunter Dunning is working with an established rural property consultancy to recruit an Associate Rural Surveyor. You will lead rural surveying projects across Scotland, manage complex instructions and contribute to the continued success of the Ayr office.

Your Experience

• MRICS qualification with several years of relevant post-qualification experience in rural surveying
• Registered Valuer status preferred
• Experience across utility, rural, forestry, farming and land management sectors
• Knowledge of land acquisitions, servitudes, wayleaves and compensation claims
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work independently and within multidisciplinary teams
• Excellent organisation and agile task management
• Motivation to progress towards Partner level

What You’ll Get

• Salary up to £55k DOE
• Bonus and referral schemes
• 33 days holiday, birthday leave and the option to purchase five additional days
• Professional membership fees, CPD opportunities and support for relevant professional qualifications