Client-Side Building Surveyor – Leading Property Company | Midlands |
Are you a Building Surveyor looking to make the move client-side and take genuine ownership of your projects?
This is a fantastic opportunity to join one of the Midlands’ most respected property companies, a business known for its diverse portfolio, clear progression routes, and supportive culture.
The Company This leading property investment and development firm manages an extensive commercial and mixed-use portfolio across the Midlands. With continued growth and a strong pipeline of refurbishments, fit-outs, and acquisitions, they’re now looking to strengthen their in-house team with a talented Building Surveyor.
The Role As a Client-Side Building Surveyor, you’ll work on a broad mix of project-led and professional surveying work, covering everything from refurbishment and redevelopment projects through to dilapidations, condition surveys, and technical due diligence.
You’ll collaborate closely with internal asset managers, facilities teams, and external consultants — giving you real exposure and influence across the property lifecycle.
Typical responsibilities include:
Managing and delivering refurbishment and improvement projects (typically £100k–£2m+) Undertaking condition, acquisition, and dilapidation surveys across a varied commercial portfolio Providing strategic building advice to internal stakeholders Managing consultants and contractors Supporting the continued improvement of asset performance and sustainability
About You
MRICS qualified or working towards chartership Experience in a consultancy, private practice, or client-side environment Strong technical knowledge and project delivery experience Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills A proactive mindset and ambition to progress
The Offer
Salary depending on experience Generous bonus and benefits package Genuine career progression – opportunities to step into senior and leadership roles as the team expands A collaborative, forward-thinking environment where your input is valued