The client
The rural and projects arm of the firm focused on rural real estate, land and estates work, plus associated project-based services. It combines traditional rural functions (estate and farm management, forestry, landlord-&-tenant, valuation, agency work) with broader, evolving project work (infrastructure, energy, planning, natural capital, building & architecture). They operates across the UK via a large network (30+ offices) from Scotland to the South-West. The business comprises many specialist teams: forestry & arboriculture, food & farming, rural consultancy, agency & valuation, architecture/building surveying etc.
The role
The team provides advice on architecture and building consultancy, and works closely alongside colleagues in rural planning, estate management, forestry, professional consultancy, farms and estate sales, food and farming, renewable energy to name a few. Clients range from private individuals, rural estates, companies as well as institutions and charities.
Working to a high standard with strong client care and managing existing clients
Holding own client or client agent relationships on a day-to-day basis and becoming first point of contact for a client and with minimal oversight
Demonstrating effective time management to deliver instructions to deadlines and meets KPI measures
Setting out Letter of Engagement, work specifications, securing statutory consents, procurement process and appointing contractors
Inputting into the development of the service line standard and undertake the role of skills leader effectivelyAbout you
MRICS qualified
Dirivng licence
Knowledge of CDM2015 and BSA, including their implementation
Experience in advising the preservation/conservation of historic buildingsIf you would like to find out more about this role give ryan a call on (phone number removed) or email (url removed)