Surveying Project Manager

Alliance Homes Group; Portishead; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A housing service provider in Portishead is seeking a surveyor to oversee damp and mould projects. The position involves managing a portfolio, surveying homes, and ensuring excellent customer service. Candidates should have an HNC in Building Surveying and relevant experience, along with strong diagnostic skills. This role promises a rewarding and fast-paced work environment, with opportunities for professional development within a supportive team culture.

Benefits

Continuous Professional Development

Qualifications

• Strong surveying experience with a proven track record in multiple projects.
• Ability to carry out building diagnostics and understand HHSRS risks.
• Experience in managing damp and mould issues, including identifying asbestos.

Responsibilities

• Manage a portfolio of damp and mould projects from start to finish.
• Survey customer homes and manage issues or queries from stakeholders.
• Prepare plans and conduct pathology testing while coordinating with sub-contractors.

Skills

Building diagnostics

Strong communication skills

Project management

Education

HNC in Building Surveying

Job description

Overview

We are looking for a surveyor to join our team and deliver high quality customer focussed services to our homes.

Responsibilities

With a primary focus on damp and mould projects, you will be responsible for your own portfolio of projects, managing the day-to-day scoping of works and offering technical support. With project ownership from start to finish, you will survey customer homes and communal spaces and manage issues and queries that may arise from our customers and other stakeholders.

You will also get the opportunity to work on preparation of plans, pre-build meetings, pathology testing and working with our sub-contractors.

Working within tight timelines and within budget, the role is fast paced, challenging, rewarding and delivers job and customer satisfaction. The role requires commitment, accountability, great organisational skills and a can‑do attitude.

Team Culture

Don't take our word for it, hear from our current Surveying Project Manager who joined us last year:

I've felt welcomed in a way that has felt authentic since I joined last year. Colleagues, both in my team and across the wider business, are very quick to help if I've needed guidance. This is very much an ongoing experience.

My manager is always contactable and my close work colleagues are very likeable and Being in the field for a large part of my working day I feel very much connected to a team still.

In terms of Continuous Professional Development, there is a wealth of knowledge to tap in to, both in terms of our stock but also a deep technical knowledge within my team and across the business. People are very happy to offer their knowledge to help.

Overall, I'm delighted I was given the opportunity to join the Complex Works team.

Qualifications

With a HNC in Building Surveying, you will already have strong surveying experience and a proven track record in delivering multiple projects. This would preferably be in an asset management, leasehold or response repairs environment.

You can carry out building diagnostics and have a working knowledge of HHSRS risks. You will have an understanding of root cause and solution for damp and mould and be able to identify Asbestos.

A great communicator, you will be able to give great customer service to all our stakeholders.

Due to the nature of the role, a driving licence with access to your own car or another form of transport is required.

Benefits

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