Self Employed Window and Conservatory Surveyors - Clifton, City of York, United Kingdom - Orion Windows

Description

Self Employed Window and Conservatory Surveyors

Location:
North Yorkshire - Nottingham

About Us:

Orion Windows Ltd is a premier installer of conservatories, orangeries, double glazing windows, doors, and living spaces in Yorkshire, known for delivering exceptional service.

We are expanding and offer opportunities for both self-employed and employed Window & Conservatory Surveyors who are committed to quality and excellent customer service.

Role Overview:
Successful candidates will perform accurate and professional surveys to ensure perfect installations.

This role is a pivotal part of maintaining our high standards and involves:

Conducting detailed surveys of windows and conservatories.
Maintaining a Survey Calendar and managing timelines efficiently.
Providing advice and suggesting design improvements.
Preparing detailed documentation and AUTOCAD drawings.
Liaising with Building Inspectors and attending necessary installations.
Ensuring all customer expectations are met or exceeded.

Key Responsibilities:
Complete all survey paperwork and required photographs.
Create detailed specifications and take measurements.
Handle planning applications and communicate with third-party suppliers.
Address variations in project specifications efficiently.

Requirements:
Proven experience in window and conservatory surveying.
Strong organizational, communication, and IT skills.
Ability to handle complex specifications and maintain data accuracy.
Excellent problem-solving skills and a good eye for detail.
Capable of working under pressure and prioritizing tasks.
Knowledgeable about products supplied by Conservatory Outlet.

We Offer:
Company vehicle and expenses
Regular work and timely payments.
Opportunities for career development and additional training.

Join Us:

If you are driven, detail-oriented, and have a positive attitude with a focus on delivering quality service, we would love to hear from you.

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