Job Description
Clerk of Works A growing multi-disciplinary consultancy based in Sheffield is looking to appoint an experienced Clerk of Works to join its expanding team. The consultancy delivers Building Surveying and Project Management services across the commercial, education, healthcare and public sectors. The successful candidate will work across a diverse portfolio of refurbishment, extension, conversion and new build projects, predominantly within approximately one hour of Sheffield. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Clerk of Works to join a growing consultancy with a strong project pipeline and genuine long-term career progression. Clerk of Works Salary & Benefits: Salary: 40,000 - 50,000 DOE Hybrid working 26 days holiday plus Bank Holidays, including a wellbeing day Company pension with 3% employer contribution Payment of professional membership fees Death in Service benefit Health cash plan Funded training and professional development Company mobile phone Flexible start and finish times Free on-site parking Regular company social events Clear career progression within a growing consultancy Clerk of Works Job Overview: As a Clerk of Works, you will be responsible for monitoring construction quality and ensuring works are delivered in accordance with drawings, specifications and project requirements. You will undertake regular site inspections, identify defects and non-compliance, and work closely with contractors and project teams to ensure high standards are maintained throughout the construction process. The role will include: Undertaking regular site inspections across a range of construction projects Monitoring workmanship, materials and quality of construction Checking works against drawings, specifications and project requirements Identifying defects, non-compliance and areas requiring remedial works Producing clear and accurate site inspection reports Monitoring progress and rep
Apply on constructionjobboard.co.uk
Helpful guides: Getting Into Healthcare: An Entry-Level Guide · Quick Wins: What Healthcare Employers Actually Look For