4 building surveyor project manager jobs found

About the role Are you ready to take the lead in shaping the future of Building Control in North Northamptonshire? You will lead our recently restructured Building Control and Local Land Charges services. This is a unique opportunity to drive innovation, manage complex challenges, and oversee high – impact projects that will help define North Northamptonshire’s environment.  In this pivotal role, you’ll oversee strategic development and champion digital transformation across the service. You’ll work closely with the new Building Safety Regulator to ensure compliance and excellence in building safety standards. Reporting directly to the Assistant Director of Regulatory Services, you’ll play a key role in shaping policy, improving service delivery, and building a forward-thinking team committed to quality and safety. What will you be doing? As Head of Service you will:  Lead, motivate and develop the...

Registered Building Inspector (Class 1+) South East (London / Kent / Essex / Surrey / Sussex) We are newly working on a permanent opportunity for an experienced Registered Building Inspector (Building Control Project Manager) to join a well-established and highly supportive Building Control team, covering the South East of England. This role would suit someone based on the south side of London or within Kent, Essex, Surrey or Sussex, looking for autonomy, technical variety and progression without micromanagement. The Role As a Building Control Project Manager / Registered Building Inspector, you will be regarded as the technical specialist within the regional team, supporting other Inspectors on more complex or challenging sites, while managing your own workload and diary. This employer has an excellent supervision / training structure and a proven track record of supporting Class 1 Inspectors through to Class 2 registration. We can therefore confirm this is...

We are looking for a proactive, well organised Technical Manager to join our small, friendly team. You will be primarily responsible for supporting the technical team to ensure design and construction techniques along with best practice guidance are maintained across the association. This includes undertaking audits of contracting and independent surveyor members, as well as carrying out audits of other specialist contractors and their work as required. Other duties will include the risk management of below ground structures to relevant and current standards for the provision of latent defects insurance. This is an exciting role for someone who has good attention to detail, is people focused and able to work in a changing and fast-paced environment. About the Property Care Association The Property Care Association (PCA) is the leading representative organisation for the UK’s building protection industry. Our skilled and audited membership operate across domestic,...