Property Surveyor
Property Surveyor
Daniel Owen are recruiting for a leading housing provider, committed to delivering high-quality, affordable homes and supporting vibrant, sustainable communities. They are focused on maintaining the integrity of their housing stock, ensuring safety, compliance, and long-term value for residents.
Location: Nottingham
Position: Property Surveyor
Salary: £43,000 – £45,000 per annum + Package
Contract Type: Permanent
Start date: Immediately available
We are currently seeking an experienced Property Surveyor to join the Asset Management team. This role is ideal for a professional seeking to make a tangible impact within the housing and social infrastructure sector.
Role Overview
The Property Surveyor will be responsible for delivering a high-quality, end-to-end surveying service. You will conduct property inspections, assess building condition, specify remedial works, and manage the execution of maintenance and improvement projects. You will play a key role in ensuring homes meet safety standards and regulatory requirements while delivering excellent value for money.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct property surveys to identify defects, assess condition, and recommend remedial solutions
Produce technical reports, work specifications, and cost estimates
Manage disrepair cases, insurance-related repairs, and structural issues
Monitor contractor performance and ensure works are completed to specification and quality standards
Ensure compliance with health and safety legislation and housing regulations (e.g., HHSRS, CDM 2015)
Collaborate with residents, contractors, and internal departments to ensure a seamless service
Maintain up-to-date asset and works records in internal systems
Contribute to the development and implementation of planned maintenance programmes
Person Specification
Professional qualification in Building Surveying or related discipline (e.g., RICS, CIOB)
Proven experience in a surveying role within housing, residential, or asset management sectors
Strong technical understanding of construction, building pathology, and maintenance practices
Knowledge of relevant legislation, including Landlord & Tenant Act, housing disrepair protocols, and health and safety regulations
Excellent communication and report-writing skills
Ability to manage a varied workload and meet deadlines effectively
Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel
Experience managing disrepair claims or structural defects
Knowledge of housing asset management systems
How to Apply:
If you are interested in working for this established company, please apply with your updated CV