Maintenance Surveyor

Great opportunity for an experienced Maintenance Surveyor or Building Surveyor to join a leading Housing provider and being an integral part of their team that ensures their Tenants get a great service and great places to live.

The Role

This position delivers a broad range of technical surveying support, with a strong emphasis on the effective and timely delivery of maintenance services.

You'll be the go‑to specialist for investigating challenging property issues-including building defects, damp & Mould and cases of disrepair-raised by customers or internal teams.

The role also involves offering day‑to‑day technical guidance on construction, repairs, maintenance methods and design solutions to colleagues, contractors, and partner organisations.

Key Responsibilities

Carry out surveys and inspections, diagnosing causes of damp, mould and condensation, and recommending practical, long‑term solutions.
Produce detailed reports, technical drawings, specifications, and contract documents for a wide range of maintenance and repair projects, including cost estimates and working drawings.
Oversee works on site, ensuring they are delivered safely, to specification, on time and within budget, while maintaining excellent customer satisfaction.
Manage maintenance contracts through site visits, liaison with contractors, consultants, and other professionals to ensure compliance with CDM requirements, quality standards, timelines, and cost constraints.
Keep property and asset information accurate and up to date across internal systems.
Maintain strong local insight into customer needs, asset condition, and investment priorities.
Take responsibility for ongoing professional development to keep your technical knowledge current.

What You'll Need

A degree or recognised vocational qualification in a construction‑related field or solid experience in this field
Strong understanding of damp and mould causation, HHSRS, and the requirements linked to Awaab's Law.
Current knowledge of legislation, standards, and best practice related to maintenance service delivery.
Ability to produce, interpret and work with specifications and schedules of work, whether bespoke or based on standard SORs/SORW frameworks.
Skilled in planning, monitoring and forecasting safe, customer‑focused work delivery within agreed budgets and timescales.
Commercial awareness and the ability to operate efficiently within a cost‑controlled environment.
Familiarity with health, safety, and environmental legislation relevant to maintenance activities.
Competence in IT systems, including the Microsoft Office suite (particularly Excel at intermediate level).
Willingness and ability to travel for site visits, with access to a car and a full UK driving licence.
Ability to pass a basic DBS check.

If you are interested in this opportunity then please apply now