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Planned Property Surveyor
Hourly Rate: 40 per hour
Location: South london
Job Type: Temporary, Ongoing
We are seeking a skilled Planned Property Surveyor to join a large social housing provider in South Londonn. This role is crucial for conducting a range of surveying tasks including stock condition surveys, damp and mould surveys, and other property inspections. If you are a solution-focused professional with a passion for improving housing conditions, this position offers a dynamic work environment with the opportunity to make a significant impact.
Day-to-day of the role:
- Conduct stock condition and damp & mould surveys, identifying and assessing issues, and recommending solutions.
- Use diagnostic tools such as moisture meters and thermal imaging equipment to assess the extent of problems and potential causes.
- Diagnose causes of dampness and severity, including condensation, rising damp, penetrating damp, or plumbing leaks.
- Provide clear recommendations on appropriate remedial actions or repairs to resolve damp and mould problems.
- Prepare and submit detailed survey outcome reports using I-Auditor, ensuring findings are detailed and supported with appropriate photographs, categorisations, and justifications for works.
- Communicate effectively with tenants, providing them with practical advice on prevention and treatment, and addressing their concerns throughout the investigation process.
- Assist in identifying patterns in damp and mould issues across the housing portfolio to inform long-term asset management strategies.
- Work collaboratively with multiple stakeholders including Consultation & Commercial, Procurement teams as part of the S20 consultation process.
Required Skills & Qualifications:
- Degree level building qualification or equivalent.
- Extensive experience in Building Surveying, stock condition surveying, and Damp & Mould surveying.
- Experience working with Housing Associations/local authorities or other relevant sectors.
- Strong technical ability and HSE experience.
- Knowledge of current statutory regulations and codes of practice.
- Ability to write comprehensive & accurate reports and display professionalism at all times.
- Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work independently or as part of a team
To apply, please contact Mel Applin @ Reed
