Job Description
MMP Consultancy is seeking an experienced Building Surveyor for a 12-month contract opportunity based in South East London. This role is offering 450 per day and is an excellent opportunity for an experienced surveyor with a strong social housing background to support the review and delivery of major works programmes across a large residential portfolio. Working within a Planned Maintenance team, you'll provide professional building surveying expertise across major works, asset improvement and refurbishment programmes. A key focus of the role will be reviewing completed investment works, identifying lessons learned, assessing asset condition and providing technical recommendations to support future investment strategies and service improvements. Responsibilities: Carry out inspections of residential properties and communal areas across housing estates. Assess the quality, standard and effectiveness of completed major works projects. Identify building defects, maintenance issues, damp and mould concerns, and fire safety risks. Undertake post-inspections and desktop reviews of completed planned maintenance and investment programmes. Prepare detailed survey reports, schedules of works and technical recommendations. Manage and oversee remedial works arising from identified defects. Review feasibility studies, designs and specifications for future planned maintenance projects. Provide professional building surveying advice on major works and refurbishment programmes. Monitor contractor performance and ensure projects are delivered to the required quality standards. Review contract administration processes, variations, valuations and final accounts. Ensure compliance with building safety legislation, contractual requirements and regulatory obligations. Investigate complaints and provide technical responses to residents and stakeholders. Produce reports for senior management and contribute to future asset management planning. Requirements: Qualified
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