Technical Inspector

Overview

Technical Inspector Property & Asset Management

Salary: £36,440.43, additional allowances - £739 per annum plus £5,534 per annum.

Location:

Glasgow / Central Belt (site-based with hybrid working)

Contract:

Permanent | Full-time | On-call 13 weeks

The opportunity

We're working with a large, well-established property and asset management organisation to recruit a Technical Inspector into their technical services function.

This is a hands-on role suited to someone from a construction, inspection, or clerk of works background who enjoys being out on site, assessing buildings, identifying issues, and helping ensure properties are safe, compliant and well maintained.

You'll support the management of a diverse non-domestic property portfolio, providing technical advice across inspections, risk, compliance, and remedial works.

• Carry out land and building inspections, providing technical analysis and recommendations
• Use hand-held inspection technology to record condition data and update asset databases
• Interpret findings and support the implementation of remedial actions
• Support property insurance and risk management activities, including fire reporting, loss adjusting and making safe / reinstatement instructions
• Produce and maintain vacant property risk records
• Identify property defects and coordinate or recommend repairs and remedial works
• Report on compliance of installations against contract and technical standards
• Provide wider technical and property management support
• Assist with the implementation of organisational policies, strategies and standards
• Ensure accurate property information is gathered and reported
• Promote and uphold Health & Safety and risk management procedures
• Provide standby / out-of-hours support for incidents when required

• HNC (or equivalent) in a construction-related discipline
• Experience with in the building or construction industry
• Strong understanding of building construction, repairs and maintenance
• Working knowledge of CDM Regulations
• Awareness of relevant statutory and legislative requirements
• Confident communicator with contractors and internal stakeholders
• Full UK driving licence

• Membership of the Institute of Clerks of Works or equivalent
• Knowledge of Technical Standards (Scotland)
• Experience with asset management systems
• City & Guilds or equivalent technical qualification
• Knowledge of landlord consents and EPCs
• Evidence of ongoing CPD

• Permanent role within a stable, publicly aligned organisation
• Varied workload across a large and diverse property portfolio
• Mix of site inspections and office-based technical work
• Structured working environment with clear standards and processes
• Competitive package

If you're a Technical Inspector, Clerk of Works, or construction professional looking for a secure role with genuine variety and responsibility, we'd be keen to speak with you