Property Surveyor

Daniel Owen are recruiting for a leading housing provider, committed to delivering high-quality, affordable homes and supporting vibrant, sustainable communities. They are focused on maintaining the integrity of their housing stock, ensuring safety, compliance, and long-term value for residents.

Location: Nottingham

Position: Property Surveyor

Salary: £43,000 - £45,000 per annum + Package

Contract Type : Permanent

Start date: Immediately available

We are currently seeking an experienced Property Surveyor to join the Asset Management team. This role is ideal for a professional seeking to make a tangible impact within the housing and social infrastructure sector.

Role Overview

The Property Surveyor will be responsible for delivering a high-quality, end-to-end surveying service. You will conduct property inspections, assess building condition, specify remedial works, and manage the execution of maintenance and improvement projects. You will play a key role in ensuring homes meet safety standards and regulatory requirements while delivering excellent value for money.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct property surveys to identify defects, assess condition, and recommend remedial solutions
• Produce technical reports, work specifications, and cost estimates
• Manage disrepair cases, insurance-related repairs, and structural issues
• Monitor contractor performance and ensure works are completed to specification and quality standards
• Ensure compliance with health and safety legislation and housing regulations (e.g., HHSRS, CDM 2015)
• Collaborate with residents, contractors, and internal departments to ensure a seamless service
• Maintain up-to-date asset and works records in internal systems
• Contribute to the development and implementation of planned maintenance programmes

Person Specification

• Professional qualification in Building Surveying or related discipline (e.g., RICS, CIOB)
• Proven experience in a surveying role within housing, residential, or asset management sectors
• Strong technical understanding of construction, building pathology, and maintenance practices
• Knowledge of relevant legislation, including Landlord & Tenant Act, housing disrepair protocols, and health and safety regulations
• Excellent communication and report-writing skills
• Ability to manage a varied workload and meet deadlines effectively
• Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel
• Experience managing disrepair claims or structural defects
• Knowledge of housing asset management systems

How to Apply:

If you are interested in working for this established company, please apply with your updated CV.