Senior Building Surveyor (MRICS)

ALDWYCH CONSULTING LTD; Manchester; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A respected medium-sized consultancy in London is seeking a Senior Building Surveyor (MRICS) to manage public sector projects, including condition surveys and contract administration. Ideal candidates will have strong client relationship skills and a passion for quality. This role offers an excellent opportunity for career advancement in a supportive and collaborative work environment, free from corporate constraints.

Qualifications

• MRICS qualified Building Surveyor with experience in public sector projects.
• Strong understanding of surveying, project management, and client relationships.

Responsibilities

• Administer contracts and ensure compliance with regulations.
• Conduct condition and asset surveys for public sector clients.
• Manage refurbishment and small works schemes effectively.

Job description

Senior Building Surveyor (MRICS)

Location: London

Sector: Public Sector Projects

Company Type: Medium-Sized, Multi-Disciplinary Consultancy

Are you a confident MRICS Building Surveyor looking to take the next step with a consultancy that truly values expertise, autonomy, and career development? This is an exciting opportunity to join a respected, medium‑sized practice in London that is growing steadily and winning repeat work across the public sector.

About the Consultancy

This practice has built a strong reputation for delivering high‑quality surveying, project, and advisory services. As a medium‑sized firm, they offer the ideal blend of professional structure and a close‑knit, collaborative culture. No red tape, no corporate division – just genuine teamwork, support, and the freedom to do your best work.

They pride themselves on a varied workload, spanning:

• Contract Administration
• Condition and asset surveys
• Refurbishment and small works schemes

The team is passionate about quality, client relationships, and delivering projects that make a meaningful difference within the public sector – particularly across education, housing, blue‑light, and local government estates.