Chartered Building Surveyor
Interaction Construction
- Industry Type
- Construction, Civil Engineering
- Functional Area
- Engineering
- Nationality
- Any
- Keywords
- 1 Building Surveying 2 Structural Analysis 3 Project Management 4 Civil Engineering Knowledge
Job Description
Interaction Construction is looking for a Chartered Building Surveyor to work in Edgbaston, United Kingdom. The role involves projects in construction and civil engineering, including residential extensions, basement conversions, and large mixed-use redevelopments.
- Position
- Chartered Building Surveyor
- Company
- Interaction Construction
- Location
- Edgbaston, United Kingdom
- Industry
- Construction, Civil Engineering
- Experience
- 1 to 20 years
Responsibilities
- Work on residential extensions, basement conversions, and large-scale mixed-use redevelopment projects.
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About the role: Chartered Building Surveyor
General information about this type of role, not from the employer. The employer's actual requirements may differ, so always check the job details above.
Chartered Building Surveyors assess and manage the condition and maintenance of buildings. They work in various settings including construction firms, property consultancies, and management companies, providing expert advice on building projects and compliance.
What this role usually involves
- Inspect buildings to identify defects and assess structural integrity
- Advise on building maintenance, repairs, and refurbishment projects
- Prepare detailed reports and cost estimates for clients
- Ensure compliance with building regulations and standards
- Liaise with architects, engineers, and contractors during construction or renovation
- Manage project timelines and budgets related to building works
Skills employers usually look for
- Strong knowledge of building construction and materials
- Attention to detail and problem-solving abilities
- Good communication and report writing skills
- Ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications
- Project management and organizational skills
- Understanding of health and safety regulations
Usual qualifications
- A degree or diploma in building surveying, construction, or a related field
- Membership of a professional body such as the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is often required
- Knowledge of building regulations and standards
- Continuous professional development to stay updated with industry practices
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