Placement Surveyor

At Fisher German, we understand how important your 12-month industry placement is, not just for your degree, but for your future career. That's why our placement year is designed to give you real responsibility, hands-on experience and a genuine insight into life as a surveyor.

You'll receive the same outstanding training and support as our graduate surveyors, including access to our Early Careers training and development days. Plus, your placement year could contribute towards your APC journey and provide a valuable head start towards becoming a Chartered Surveyor.

Our Year Placement roles are predominantly based within our Infrastructure Services Division, where you'll have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects that help shape and maintain the UK's essential infrastructure networks.

Our work ranges from small-scale maintenance and refurbishment schemes to securing land rights for nationally significant infrastructure projects involving hundreds of landowners.

From day one, you'll play an active role in supporting projects across the water, electricity, gas and hydrogen sectors. Working alongside experienced surveyors, you'll gain exposure to a wide range of activities, including stakeholder engagement, land referencing, negotiating access, securing consents and supporting compensation and land rights agreements.

No two days are the same. Your work will support both existing and future infrastructure networks, from maintaining essential assets to helping deliver major projects on a national scale. In doing so, you'll contribute to projects that provide communities with access to water, energy and other vital services, while supporting the UK's transition towards a more sustainable future.

Where will I be based?

Our Infrastructure teams within the following locations:

• Banbury
• Bury St Edmunds
• Doncaster
• Exeter
• Glasgow
• Market Harborough
• Newark
• Stafford
• Worcester

The specific office location for this vacancy will be confirmed during the recruitment process, taking into account business requirements and candidate preferences.

Wherever you are based, you’ll join a supportive team with experienced colleagues around you, giving you the opportunity to develop your skills, gain practical experience and build your understanding of the industry.

What do I need to apply?

At Fisher German, we value a diverse range of transferable skills from both cognate and non-cognate degree backgrounds. We look for individuals who can:

• Be a student from any degree subject
• Confidently communicate and engage with people
• Build strong working relationships and work collaboratively
• Approach challenges with a positive, can-do attitude and problem-solving mindset
• Show a genuine interest in the built environment and surveying as a career
• Work independently and take initiative
• Be a creative thinker with strong attention to detail
• Be committed to continuing your studies in order to become Chartered with RICS
• Have access to transport, or be willing to do so by the time you start work, as you will often be required to travel to out-of-town client sites
• Enjoy being out and about in all weathers, travelling across the region or further afield and occasionally working outside normal office hours when required

We are keen to see you showcase a full picture of who you are and encourage you to demonstrate experience from education, extracurricular sporting or social groups, and work or volunteering activities.

Why Fisher German?

At Fisher German, our One FG ethos is embedded into our culture. While we work incredibly hard, we also know how to have fun. Being part of a socially and digitally connected workforce means you can participate in a variety of activities, including sports events, celebrations, charity events, CPD days and much more.

Giving back to our community is important to us, and we are always looking for new ways to get involved through volunteering days and fundraising events. Visit our website to view our full range of colleague benefits.

Applications close at 11:59pm on 16 November 2026 .

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