Surveyor - Infrastructure & Utilities (Associate)

Location: Doncaster | Full‑time (37.5 hrs) | Hybrid working available

We are offering an exciting opportunity to join my client's growing Infrastructure Services division, supporting the delivery of projects that contribute to a more resilient and sustainable UK. The team works across electricity, gas, water, fibre, oil, and renewables, helping clients upgrade, reinforce, and expand essential national infrastructure.

They pride themselves on understanding client requirements, staying ahead of industry developments, and continually investing in their people, systems, and processes to ensure high‑quality service delivery. The role is varied, covering everything from early‑stage routing and feasibility through to construction support and project completion, as well as consultancy work around benchmarking, procedures, and management systems.

My client is currently involved in a range of major energy projects, including upgrades to high‑voltage power networks, new substations, and overhead line infrastructure - all contributing to the UK's low‑carbon transition.

This is a permanent, full‑time role based in Doncaster, though my client is open to discussing flexible or part‑time arrangements (minimum 30 hours). We welcome applicants from a broad range of surveying backgrounds and operate a hybrid working model.

Alongside a competitive base salary, you'll receive:

• Discretionary bonus scheme

• Car or car allowance

• Private healthcare

• 25 days holiday rising to 30 with service, plus your birthday off and additional festive leave

• Enhanced maternity, paternity, adoption and shared parental leave

• Online savings and benefits portal

• Death in Service cover and access to an Employee Assistance Programme

• Two days' paid volunteering leave per year (pro rata for part‑time colleagues)

• Advising on and managing infrastructure projects from local schemes to nationally significant programmes

• Providing land consultancy advice across maintenance, upgrades, and new installations

• Supporting clients in their interactions with landowners and stakeholders

• Undertaking land referencing, preparing and serving statutory notices, negotiating compensation, and securing rights to facilitate project delivery

• Liaising with landowners and responding to public enquiries

• Contributing to wider projects across the business

• Reporting directly to clients on project progress and risks

• Supporting, mentoring, and developing graduates and junior team members

• MRICS or AssocRICS (preferred)

• Strong project management capability

• Excellent IT skills

• Confident communicator with strong negotiation skills

• Ability to self‑manage and meet deadlines

• Experience building long‑term client and stakeholder relationships

• Strong influencing skills and commercial awareness

• Outstanding organisational ability and attention to detail

• Clear, professional written and verbal communication

My client offers a modern, people‑focused working environment with a strong social culture and a flexible approach to work. Their hybrid model gives you the freedom to design your working week - whether that's collaborating in the office, focusing at home, or getting out on site.

Across the business, you'll find a supportive, connected team with opportunities to get involved in CPD days, leadership sessions, social events, sports activities, and team gatherings.

They are proud of their heritage and even prouder of the inclusive, forward‑thinking environment they've built. If you want to be part of a team that works hard, supports each other, and genuinely enjoys what they do, my client would love to hear from you.