Stock Condition Surveyor

Michael Page; Manchester; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player in social housing is seeking a Stock Condition Surveyor to assess housing assets and ensure compliance with standards. In this role, you will conduct property surveys, identify maintenance needs, and liaise with various stakeholders to coordinate essential works. The organization is known for its supportive workplace culture and commitment to community regeneration, making this an exciting opportunity for those passionate about improving living conditions. If you are organized, communicative, and a self-starter, this role offers a chance to make a significant impact in the housing sector.

Benefits

Supportive workplace

Friendly team

No travel required

Qualifications

• Experience in conducting stock condition and energy surveys.
• Good knowledge of HHSRS and compliance regulations.

Responsibilities

• Conduct property surveys to assess condition and compliance.
• Identify defects and advise on budgets for repairs.

Skills

Stock Condition Surveys

HHSRS Knowledge

Communication Skills

Organizational Skills

Self-starter

Job description

A Stock Condition Surveyor assesses the condition of housing assets, identifying repairs, maintenance needs, and compliance with housing standards. They collect data on building components, energy efficiency, and safety to support long-term asset management and investment planning.

Client Details

A leading housing provider in Greater Manchester, managing a diverse portfolio of properties, delivering high-quality social housing, and supporting community regeneration. They focus on property maintenance, asset management, and tenant wellbeing, ensuring compliance with housing standards and sustainability initiatives. Known for their innovative approach to housing solutions, they work closely with local authorities and stakeholders to improve living conditions and provide essential support services.

Description

1. Conduct property surveys to assess condition, compliance, and maintenance needs.
2. Identify defects, damp, mould, fire safety risks, and HHSRS hazards.
3. Update asset databases and provide reports for maintenance planning.
4. Ensure compliance with building regulations, fire safety, and asbestos rules.
5. Advise on budgets for repairs and long-term asset management.
6. Liaise with tenants, contractors, and local authorities to coordinate works.

They play a key role in maintaining safe, compliant, and efficient housing stock.

Profile

• Experience in undertaking stock condition and energy surveys.
• Good working knowledge of HHSRS.
• An organised and methodical approach to your work.
• An articulate communicator.
• An enthusiastic manner.
• A 'self-starter', reliable and can be trusted to deliver to targets.

Job Offer

Competitive Hourly Rate
3-6 months, likely extension
Supportive and friendly workplace
South Manchester based - no further travel required