3 jobs found in Wolverhampton

Job Title: Quantity Surveyor Rate: £635.75 per day Contract Length: 51 working days Location: Lichfield (3 days per week on-site) Client: Public Sector (MOD) Working Pattern: Part-time (3 days per week) Interview Process: 1-stage Teams interview (conversational / suitability-based) About the Role We are seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to support a specialist team delivering cost and pricing analysis across Facilities Management (FM) projects within the UK Defence estate. These projects are valued in excess of £100m and require detailed cost modelling and commercial insight. You will join a collaborative team of Quantity Surveyors responsible for developing should-cost models, pricing booklets, and supporting tender evaluations. This role offers the opportunity to work on high-value, nationally significant projects. Key Responsibilities Produce cost estimates for FM projects using in-house data and/or BCIS Develop and adapt pricing...

We have an excellent opportunity for a chartered Building Surveyor to work on Disrepair projects primarily in the Midlands. This is self-employed work outside of IR35 and is paid per report. Undertake comprehensive building surveys of disrepair claims and the production of detailed expert witness reports for use in the legal process. Self-employed work, so this provides the opportunity for part-time or full-time. It is essential that candidates are MRICS qualified with 3 years + PQE. Residential experience is also essential for this work. This is an excellent opportunity, which has fantastic earning potential and provides the opportunity for long-term work and flexible work.

Building Control Support Officer needed in Stoke Paying £23.57 per hr ref Full time hours on a temporary basis Key Responsibilities Support the registration and administration of Building Regulation applications, dangerous structures, and demolitions. Prepare reports, letters, and correspondence using IT systems. Administer Building Regulation charges, including invoicing and income processes. Produce, collate, and analyse information using appropriate software. Handle telephone and face-to-face enquiries from the public, elected members, internal teams, and external organisations. Maintain accurate manual and electronic records and report any procedural issues. Communicate effectively with agents, colleagues, managers, town and parish councils, solicitors, and partner organisations. Promote the Building Control service and associated products. Process Local Land Charges searches and FOI requests, including CON29 responses. Order supplies, check deliveries,...