Do you have experience diagnosing damp and mould problems in homes? Are you looking for a short‑term role where you can quickly improve living conditions for residents?
There's something powerful about helping people feel safe, healthy and comfortable in their homes. If you're a Surveyor who takes pride in getting to the root cause of issues and giving residents clear, practical advice, this Damp & Mould Surveyor role could be a great fit.
About the role
Moxie People are supporting a well‑run social housing provider to bring in an experienced Damp & Mould Surveyor on a 3‑month+ fixed‑term contract, with an immediate start for the right person.
You will:
* Carry out detailed damp, mould and condensation surveys in occupied homes
* Diagnose root causes (building defects, ventilation, lifestyle, leaks, insulation and more)
* Produce clear, high‑quality reports with recommended remedial works and priorities
* Work closely with repairs, asset and contractor teams to ensure actions are followed through
* Speak with residents in a calm, empathetic way, explaining findings and prevention tips
About you
You'll thrive here if you're practical, observant and good with people. You'll also have:
* Proven experience in damp, mould and/or building pathology surveying
* A relevant qualification (e.g. Building Surveying HNC/HND/Degree) or strong equivalent experience
* Ideally professional membership or progression with RICS, CIOB or similar (desirable, not essential)
* Confident report writing skills and ability to use surveying/diagnostic tools
* A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel across the local area
What's on offer
* £300-£350 per day (3‑month+ FTC)
* Flexi-time
* Opportunity to make a visible impact on residents' health and wellbeing
* Supportive, values‑driven housing organisation
* Potential for extension depending on demand and performance
How to apply
If this sounds like the kind of work you'd be proud to do, apply today or get in touch with Hayley @ Moxie People for a friendly, informal chat about the role.
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