Building Inspector (Class 2A) - Flexible Hours & Perks

Buildingcontrolcareersjobs; Manchester; Hybrid; GBP 49,000 - 53,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Market rate supplement £4,000 p.a.

Car allowance £83.65 monthly (1,000cc+

Free parking access

Flexible 35-hour week + flexi-leave

Annual leave up to 30 days + buy extra

Subscriptions paid (CABe, RICS, CIOB)

CPD/Training funded

BSR re-registration fees paid

Job summary

Manchester City Council is seeking a motivated Building Inspector (Class 2A) to join the Building Control Service in Manchester. The role involves ensuring compliance with building safety legislation and supporting a wide portfolio of projects in a busy city environment.

You must hold or be working towards MCABE/MCIOB/MRICS membership, have a full UK driving licence, and demonstrate strong communication and analytical skills to thrive in this essential public-sector position.

Qualifications

• Registered with the Building Safety Regulator as a Class 2A Building Inspector.
• Holds or working towards professional membership of a building control-related organisation (MCABE/MCIOB/MRICS or equivalent).
• Full UK driving licence is required.

Responsibilities

• Ensure buildings comply with relevant building safety legislation and standards.
• Carry out inspections and assessments to support building control decisions.
• Collaborate with teams to deliver high-quality building control services within the council.

Skills

Class 2A Building Inspector

Full UK driving licence

Communication skills

Analytical skills

Problem solving

ICT skills

Financial management

Commercial skills

People management

Education

MCABE/MCIOB/MRICS (or equivalent)

Job description

Manchester City Council is seeking a motivated Building Inspector (Class 2A) to join the Building Control Service in Manchester. The role involves ensuring compliance with building safety legislation and supporting a wide portfolio of projects in a busy city environment.

You must hold or be working towards MCABE/MCIOB/MRICS membership, have a full UK driving licence, and demonstrate strong communication and analytical skills to thrive in this essential public-sector position.