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Venn Group is recruiting for 2 experienced Building Surveyors to support a Social Housing organisation in Greater Manchester. The roles involve inspecting residential properties, assessing housing conditions and hazards in line with Awaab's Law Phase Two and the HHSRS.
You'll undertake five hazard focus areas, perform damp and mould surveys when required, and produce detailed inspection reports using a PDA.
Building Surveyor x2 - Awaab's Law Phase Two - Social Housing - Greater Manchester
Venn Group are recruiting for 2 experienced Building Surveyors to support a Social Housing organisation in Greater Manchester. These Building Surveyor positions offer an initial six-month contract, with rolling extensions likely.
The successful Building Surveyors will undertake property inspections and housing hazard assessments in preparation for Awaab's Law Phase Two, focusing on five additional housing hazards.
This opportunity would suit an experienced Building Surveyor, Housing Surveyor, Property Surveyor or Repairs Surveyor with strong residential property inspection and building defect diagnosis experience.
2 Building Surveyor vacancies
Initial six-month contracts
Rolling extensions likely
37 hours per week
Greater Manchester location
Day-rate contracts
Approximately 4 to 6 property inspections per day
As a Building Surveyor, you will carry out residential property inspections, assessing housing conditions and identifying hazards in accordance with Awaab's Law Phase Two and the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS).
The Building Surveyors will focus on five specific hazard categories:
Excess Cold: Assessing heating deficiencies, insulation issues, heat loss and inadequate thermal performance.
Excess Heat: Identifying overheating risks, ventilation deficiencies and unsuitable internal temperatures.
Falls: Inspecting floors, stairs, handrails, pathways, steps and other potential fall hazards.
Structural Collapse and Falling Elements: Identifying structural defects, unstable building components, loose masonry, unsafe ceilings and other building fabric concerns.
Domestic Hygiene: Assessing sanitation, drainage, pest-related property defects, washing facilities and kitchen or bathroom conditions.
Fire safety and electrical hazards will be managed by separate specialist departments.
The Building Surveyor will also undertake damp and mould inspections when required, with all findings, defects and recommended remedial works recorded using a PDA.
Complete approximately 4 to 6 property inspections per day
Undertake inspections relating to Awaab's Law Phase Two
Assess excess cold and excess heat hazards
Identify falls risks and structural safety concerns
Inspect domestic hygiene and sanitation-related hazards
Carry out damp and mould surveys when required
Diagnose residential building defects and recommend remedial works
Record inspection findings, photographs and repairs using a PDA
Produce accurate property inspection reports
Liaise with internal repairs, maintenance and property services teams
Experience as a Building Surveyor, Property Surveyor, Housing Surveyor or Repairs Surveyor
Previous residential property inspection and surveying experience essential
Strong knowledge of residential construction and building defects
Experience identifying property hazards and recommending remedial works
Knowledge o