Building Surveying Graduate — APC to Chartered

Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Living wage employer

25 days holiday

Volunteer days

Private medical healthcare

Pension

Cycle-to-work scheme

Job summary

Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated in Birmingham is recruiting a Building Surveying Graduate on a 2–3 year trainee programme. You will work toward the APC to become a Chartered Building Surveyor, gaining on-site inspections and reporting experience across commercial settings.

You will receive structured Early Careers support, a buddy system, and dedicated training. The role includes a competitive salary, 25 days plus bank holidays, volunteer days, private medical care, pension and travel benefits.

Qualifications

• Degree minimum 2:2 in Building Surveying accredited by RICS.
• Interest in the property industry and how we can shape its future.
• Travel across the Midlands will be required in this role.

Responsibilities

• Visit sites to conduct Building Surveyor inspections.
• Perform desktop survey research on sites.
• Prepare inspection reports detailing the state of the property/site.
• Act as Contract Administrator and Employer’s Agent on fit-out contracts.
• Negotiate schedules of dilapidations and prepare exit strategies for required repair work.
• Assist with preventative maintenance planning.
• Coordinate portfolio instructions and undertake other duties as reasonably required.
• Keep knowledge up to date with building and sustainability standards.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Project management

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Building Surveying

Job description

Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated in Birmingham is recruiting a Building Surveying Graduate on a 2–3 year trainee programme. You will work toward the APC to become a Chartered Building Surveyor, gaining on-site inspections and reporting experience across commercial settings.

You will receive structured Early Careers support, a buddy system, and dedicated training. The role includes a competitive salary, 25 days plus bank holidays, volunteer days, private medical care, pension and travel benefits.