Stock Condition Surveyor

Public Sector; Cambridgeshire and Peterborough; On-site; GBP 48,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Public Sector is seeking a Stock Condition Surveyor on an interim basis to carry out detailed surveys across occupied and empty homes, communal areas and external elements.

The role requires assessing component condition, remaining life and HHSRS hazards, recording data, and producing technical reports to support asset investment planning and compliance requirements.

This interim post pays £35–£40 per hour Umbrella and offers a collaborative role with Asset Management and Housing teams.

Qualifications

• Experience conducting stock condition surveys in social housing.
• Strong knowledge of maintenance, repairs, and landlord responsibilities.
• Understanding of HHSRS and housing health & safety.

Responsibilities

• Undertake stock condition and HHSRS surveys across social housing properties.
• Identify hazards and ensure remedial actions are raised and followed through.
• Accurately record survey data, photographs and asset information.
• Produce technical reports and recommendations.
• Identify components nearing end of lifecycle to support investment planning.
• Collaborate with Asset Management, Property Services and Housing teams.

Skills

Stock condition surveys

HHSRS knowledge

Asset management liaison

Data collection & reporting

Job description

Stock Condition Surveyor – Interim

Location: Home Counties
Duration: 3–6 months
Rate: £35–£40 per hour Umbrella

We’re currently recruiting for an experienced Stock Condition Surveyor to join a social housing provider on an interim basis.

The role will involve carrying out detailed stock condition surveys across occupied and empty homes, communal areas and external elements, assessing component condition and remaining life, and identifying HHSRS hazards.

Key responsibilities:

• Undertake stock condition and HHSRS surveys across social housing properties.
• Identify hazards and ensure remedial actions are raised and followed through.
• Accurately record survey data, photographs and relevant asset information.
• Produce technical reports and recommendations.
• Identify components approaching the end of their lifecycle to support investment planning.
• Work closely with Asset Management, Property Services and Housing teams.

About you:

• Previous experience undertaking stock condition surveys within social housing.
• Strong knowledge of maintenance, repairs and landlord responsibilities.
• Good understanding of HHSRS and housing health & safety.