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Graduate Building Surveyor
Southampton
Salary up to 30,000 + Car Allowance + Pension + 22 Days Holiday
Blaymires Recruitment is representing a Surveying and Consultancy firm based near Southampton who are searching for a Graduate Building Surveyor to join their business.
The consultancy works closely with their clients to understand and manage cladding combustibility risk, defects and remedial issues. They are presently working with a range of clients from social housing providers, landlords, private consortiums and management companies.
They are looking for a Graduate Building Surveyor to assist in the preparation of reports and project management duties.You will work alongside a Senior Building Surveyorundertake report writing duties for the replacement of Cladding and Faade projects. You will be working with a team of faade experts, and you will be given the ongoing training and guidance relating to technical specifications .
They are a professional and forward-thinking business who are looking to attract the very best within the building surveying industry and in return will offer an interesting and long-term career opportunity.
This is an excellent opportunity to develop your career to that next level with full APC support to become MRICS.
The Successful Applicant
- Degree in Building Surveying (or equivalent)
- Licence: Full UK driving licence and use of a car
- Someone with a real passion for building surveying and construction
- Excellent communication skills with ability to build good working relationships
- Eager to learn and undertake training
- Strong IT skills (AutoCAD, MS Project, Outlook, Word, Excel).
- Organised, diligent and commercially astute.
- A team player with a 'can-do' attitude.
On Offer
- Salary up to 30,000.
- Car Allowance
- Ongoing career development.
- Friendly and professional working environment.
- Structured APC Support and on the Job Training
If you would like to find out more then please contact Stephen Blaymires at Blaymires Recruitment on (phone number removed).
