Disrepair Surveyor

The Disrepair Surveyor role involves assessing and managing property disrepair issues within the social housing sector, ensuring compliance with legal and safety standards. This role will be focussed on the physical surveys, Scott Schedules, managing contractor performance and undertaking Awaab's Law damp and mould investigations.

Client Details

The hiring organisation is a local authority based in Tamworth, dedicated to maintaining and improving housing standards. With a focus on delivering quality services, it operates within a collaborative and structured environment.

Description

• Conduct thorough property inspections to identify disrepair and maintenance issues.
• Prepare detailed reports outlining findings and recommended actions.
• Liaise with contractors and oversee repair work to ensure compliance with agreed standards.
• Advise on property improvement plans and preventative maintenance strategies.
• Ensure compliance with relevant public sector construction regulations and guidelines.
• Provide technical support and guidance to colleagues and stakeholders.
• Maintain accurate records of inspections, actions taken, and outcomes achieved.
• Respond to tenant and stakeholder queries regarding property disrepair issues.

Profile

Good knowledge of building pathology, disrepairs and contract management is essential.

A successful Disrepair Surveyor should also have:

• A qualification in construction, surveying, or a related field.
• Experience in identifying and managing property disrepair issues.
• Knowledge of public sector regulations and standards in construction.
• Strong report-writing and communication skills.
• Proficiency in overseeing contractors and ensuring quality control.
• The ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks efficiently.

Job Offer

• Competitive hourly pay, from £35+ per hour (umbrella).
• Opportunity to gain valuable experience within the public sector in Tamworth.
• Flexible, temporary role offering diverse responsibilities in the construction field.
• Chance to contribute to improving housing standards in the local community.