Building Surveyor - Dublin - Hybrid working availableInterested in joining one of Ireland's leading names in construction? Our client are seeking a Building Surveyor to join their growing team in 2026. You could be Chartered, or Registered with the aspiration of becoming Chartered, and our client will support your application and training.Working across a broad portfolio of projects, you will provide expert advice and guidance on all aspects of building surveying, ensuring accurate reporting on the general condition and regulatory compliance of a variety of buildings.Key Responsibilities:Conduct building surveys, inspections, defect analysis and building pathology assessments.Prepare detailed reports, TDD reports and manage and deliver a variety of building surveying services including feasibility studies, planned maintenance programmes, and advise on refurbishment projects.Proficient in landlord and tenant mattersEnsure compliance with building regulations, planning permissions, and sustainability standards.Advise on property legislation, health and safety, and related matters.Liaise with clients, contractors, legal professionals, and other stakeholders to provide high-quality, client-focused solutions.Ability to manage and oversee refurbishment, renovation, and new build projects.Qualifications and Experience:Chartered Building Surveyor (MRICS or SCSI) / Experienced surveyor keen to CharterA degree in Building Surveying or a related discipline.Minimum of 3-5 years of post-qualification experience.Proven experience in a range of building surveying duties.Strong knowledge of Irish and/or UK building regulations and planning processes.Ability to work independently and as part of a team.Full valid driving license.Salary & BenefitsCompetitive salaryUp to 25% annual bonus based on performance24 Days Annual Leave +1 additional day for every 2 years of serviceFlexible working hours with hybrid working modelAnnual Professional Membership Fees Paid (SCSI/RICS)Support for ongoing professional development and career growthGood record on graduates passing the APC