Property Surveyor - Waterloo, United Kingdom - Carlton Recruitment

Carlton Recruitment

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Waterloo, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

Full-Time Permanent

In this role you will ensure that financial decisions on property and building matters are updated and that any risks are predicted and handled.

You will be working closely with multiple teams across the organisation and must ensure that all matter hare handled in a proactive manner.

Benefits:

Pension
Life Assurance
Sick Pay
Flexible working
Team building days
Training and development support
Wellbeing support
Staff discounts
Nursery Discounts

Key Responsibilities as a Property Surveyor:

To inform on property and building matters, producing reports on key areas of responsibility and technical concerns on specific properties or groups of properties
To analysis development proposals, building maintenance programmes and service contracts
Maintain an oversight of strategic issues relating to the maintenance of properties, including exploring and implementing innovative, environmental and sustainable solutions
Supervise fabric and related works on site, guaranteeing works are completed on time, to quality standards and budget and comply with all proper legislation, bylaws, good professional practice
Lead, master and develop the team of Maintenance Officers. Agree objectives, delivery targets and KPIs. Construct opportunities for personal development, including engagement in cross team projects
To supply information for the database on the condition of properties and the components required upon completion of works or projects and to ensure continuous and timely updating of information for the computer database
To keep up to date with all of changes in law, statutory requirements, health and safety issues, technical developments, and good practice in building and technical areas including Housing and commercial related legislation
To monitor and report upon the performance of works by consultants, specialist tradespeople and contractors and advise on the suitability of firm
To guarantee that relevant staff, residents, and commercial tenants are kept informed and notify of daytoday activities and commitments and liaise with colleagues on issues that impact their areas of work
To respond professionally, either verbally or in writing to enquiries or complaints from customers in a nontechnical way and to promote good working relationships to ensure a responsive customer focused service

Key Requirements:

Relevant professional qualification
RICS or equivalent
Knowledge in the surveying environment in commercial and in housing maintenance
Experience in managing a multiuse portfolio of housing or building stock
Exceptional knowledge of health and safety and legal requirements on housing/property stock
Experience in project management and meeting and exceeding SLA and KPI performance markers
Great interpersonal, negotiation and communication skills
Effectively work with stakeholders
Strong analytical skills
Competent IT capabilities