Surveyor - Assets & Sustainability

Surveyor - Assets & Sustainability

Contract: Full time, permanent
Salary: £46,689 + £4,942 car allowance
Location: West Sussex, hybrid working available
Start Date: ASAP

We are working with a well-established social housing provider with a strong focus on maintaining safe, sustainable and high-quality homes.

The position involves managing planned works programmes from procurement through to delivery, ensuring contractors meet quality, compliance and value for money standards. You will use stock condition data and asset information to inform investment decisions, support HHSRS compliance and contribute to long-term asset strategies.

A key part of the role is balancing regulatory requirements with customer experience, including engaging with residents, managing complaints and ensuring works are delivered with minimal disruption.

There is also a strong sustainability focus, including supporting EPC improvements, net zero targets and contributing to funding and retrofit initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver planned investment and sustainability programmes in line with budgets and regulatory requirements
• Manage contracts from procurement through to delivery, ensuring quality, compliance and value for money
• Monitor contractor performance and manage variations, payments and project outcomes
• Use stock condition data to inform investment decisions and long-term asset planning
• Carry out property condition and HHSRS assessments to ensure homes meet required standards
• Support sustainability initiatives, including EPC improvements and net zero targets
• Ensure compliance with H&S, CDM and environmental regulations
• Engage with residents, manage queries and complaints professionally and ensure works are carried out with minimal disruption

Essential Criteria

• Experience in asset management, building surveying or property compliance within housing
• Strong understanding of housing regulations including HHSRS, Decent Homes and CDM
• Experience managing contractors and planned works programmes
• Ability to work with asset data to inform decision making
• Good communication skills and experience working with residents and stakeholders
• Full UK Driving Licence

For more information, please contact Branwen Johns on (phone number removed) or email your CV.