Jobs in Swansea, United Kingdom

Build better environments as an associate building control inspector:

Join us as an associate building control inspector and you’ll improve building safety and the environment we live in. You’ll use your professional and technical skills to deliver statutory building control functions to our core and external growth services on a wide range of commercial and domestic projects. You’ll be involved at every stage of the construction process, with health and safety at the core of your responsibilities, ensuring projects are safe, compliant, and sustainable. We are also preparing to meet the requirements of the new Building Safety Regime.

With innovative technology at your fingertips, you’ll interface with various stakeholders and organizations. We expect you to be chartered and a member of a recognized professional body, such as CABE, RICS, CIOB, etc. For the right candidate, we will support your journey to become chartered. We provide a comprehensive induction, ongoing development with a tailored learning and development program, access to bespoke training, and a mentoring program. This role offers flexibility and the opportunity to shape our business and client operations. Apply now to make a significant impact on future building safety and community safeguarding.

What you’ll be doing:

1. Participating in external contract, growth, and resilience projects
2. Delivering all building control functions, including pre-application meetings, plan checking, site inspections, and visits
3. Making decisions on works, applications, notices, and other matters under the Building Act 1984, Building Regulations 2010, and upcoming Building Safety Regime
4. Liaising with partner agencies and authorities as required
5. Upselling our building control and specialist services

1. Experience in building control inspection, general building surveying, design, project management, or similar fields, preferably within local government or a building control body
2. Thorough knowledge of current building control legislation and guidance, with strong practical problem-solving skills
3. Experience in administering building regulation applications
4. Knowledge of operating building control software systems
5. Ability to perform duties aligned with our quality management system and performance standards

We’re transforming local government services through technology, innovation, and expertise, aiming to improve community safety and amenities.

• Competitive salary (£60k+)
• 23 days’ holiday, rising to 27, with options to buy extra leave
• Paid days for volunteering
• Benefits including pension, life assurance, cycle-to-work scheme, paid parental leave, and discounts
• Access to Employee Network Groups promoting diversity and inclusion
• Opportunities for career progression within Capita

Click ‘Apply now’ to submit your application. We are an equal opportunity employer committed to inclusive recruitment. For support or alternative application formats, contact reasonableadjustments@capita.com or call 07784 237318. For more about our commitment to diversity, visit the Capita Careers website.

For inquiries, contact our recruitment team at CPScareers@capita.com.

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