About the Role:
1. Analyze building defects, collect information and measurements to deliver high-quality services.
2. Conduct thorough surveys, compile comprehensive reports and provide expert recommendations to clients.
3. Serve as a Contract Administrator, ensuring smooth project execution and providing timely advice on construction matters.
4. Manage projects efficiently, overseeing specialists and sub-consultants to meet client objectives.
5. Develop designs and specifications at various stages of the project lifecycle.
6. Report on progress and quality of third-party building works to stakeholders.
7. Create condition records and schedules of dilapidations for accurate property assessments.
8. Conduct Reinstatement Cost Assessments (RCAs) to inform decision-making.
9. Offer guidance on historic property preservation and conservation to protect heritage assets.
10. Supervise building maintenance and develop maintenance schedules to ensure optimal property performance.
11. Monitor development projects to identify potential issues and opportunities.
12. Ensure health and safety compliance as Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP).
13. Understand and interpret building mechanical and electrical systems.
Requirements:
* A minimum of two years' post-qualification experience in a related field.
* Possession of a Chartered Building Surveyor qualification with membership of SCSI or RICS.
* Flexibility to work varied hours based on client needs.
* Ability to manage instructions and maintain strong client relationships.
* Comprehensive understanding of commercial property principles.
* Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to engage effectively with clients and stakeholders.
* Strong report writing skills with attention to detail to produce high-quality documentation.