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BREEAM Assessor
West Midlands
CTJ56
£40,000-£50,000
We are working with a well-established sustainability consultancy based in the West Midlands that is on the lookout for an experienced BREEAM Assessor to join their growing team. If you are passionate about sustainable buildings and want to be part of a collaborative, employee owned and forward-thinking consultancy, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.
Benefits:
- Contributory pension scheme
- Employee-owned business
- Early Friday finish (2pm)
- Study/professional qualification assistance
- Fully supported professional career progression pathway
- Enhanced maternity/paternity/shared parental leave
- Paid time off to volunteer in the community
- Generous holiday allowance, including office closure over the Christmas period not taken from leave entitlement
- Death in service benefit
- Cycle to work scheme
- Company EV salary sacrifice scheme
- Employee assistance programme
Key Responsibilities of the BREEAM Assessor:
- Manage and deliver BREEAM assessments from pre-assessment to post-construction stages
- Liaise with clients, architects, and contractors to ensure sustainability targets are met
- Compile and submit evidence for BREEAM credits, ensuring timely and accurate certification
- Provide technical sustainability advice and support on environmental performance
- Keep up to date with changes in sustainability legislation, guidance, and BREEAM standards
The ideal BREEAM Assessor will:
- Licensed BREEAM Assessor (preferably with experience across multiple BREEAM schemes e.g., New Construction, Refurbishment & Fit-Out, etc.)
- Minimum of 2-3 years' experience delivering assessments in a consultancy or construction environment
- Strong communication and project management skills
- Ability to work independently and manage multiple deadlines
- A background in sustainability, architecture, engineering, or environmental science would be advantageous
If you are interested in this BREEAM Assessor role, please send your cv to or call Callum on .
