Graduate Building Surveyor

We are currently working with a well-established and growing property consultancy in London who are looking to appoint a Graduate Building Surveyor to join their team.

This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate looking to start their career in Building Surveying and work towards becoming a Chartered Surveyor.

The Role

As a Graduate Building Surveyor, you will gain exposure to a broad range of building surveying work, working alongside experienced surveyors and supporting on a variety of projects.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Building and condition surveys
• Planned and reactive maintenance advice
• Defect diagnosis and reporting
• Preparation of schedules of condition
• Dilapidations
• Contract administration
• Project management
• Preparation of technical reports
• Assisting with refurbishment and alteration projects
• Attending client and site meetings
• Developing relationships with clients and contractors

About You

We are specifically looking for candidates who have:

• A degree in Building Surveying , or a RICS-accredited degree in Building Surveying
• A genuine interest in pursuing a career within building surveying
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• A professional and proactive approach
• The ability to work both independently and as part of a team

Candidates without a Building Surveying degree or relevant RICS-accredited degree will not be considered for this particular position.

Previous work experience within surveying is beneficial but not essential , making this an ideal opportunity for a graduate looking to take their first step into the profession.

What's on Offer

• Support towards RICS/Chartered status
• Exposure to a wide variety of building surveying projects
• Mentoring from experienced surveyors
• Excellent long-term progression opportunities
• Professional and collaborative working environment
• London-based role with flexible working arrangements

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