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Chartered Building SurveyorHome-Based | CambridgeUp to £75,000 DOEIPS are currently working with a well-established UK loss adjusting firm who are looking to strengthen their Surveying Services Division with the appointment of a Chartered Building Surveyor.This role will see you acting as the technical lead on property damage claims, providing surveying expertise across both domestic and commercial buildings. You will be working closely with loss adjusters and claims teams, you will assess the extent of damage, determine appropriate repair solutions, and support the claims process through accurate reporting and cost analysis.The position is home-based with travel to sites as required, offering a varied caseload and the opportunity to be involved in claims from initial inspection through to settlement.The RoleYou will be responsible for carrying out site inspections to assess property damage and determine the scope of repairs required. This includes producing detailed reports, preparing schedules of work, and estimating repair costs to support the insurance claims process.You will also prepare tender documentation, review contractor submissions, and undertake pre- and post-contract administration duties where required. Working alongside loss adjusters, claims handlers, and policyholders, you will provide technical guidance throughout the lifecycle of the claim.The role will also involve investigating the cause and circumstances of damage, reviewing insurance policy coverage where relevant, and assisting with settlement negotiations where technical input is required.In some cases, you may act as Principal Designer under CDM Regulations or as a Party Wall Surveyor.Responsibilities • Conduct site inspections of domestic and commercial properties following damage claims, • Assess the extent of damage and determine appropriate repair solutions, • Prepare detailed survey reports, including recommendations and budget costs, • Produce schedules of works and tender documentation, • Carry out tender analysis and contract administration where required, • Work closely with loss adjusters and claims handlers to progress claims efficiently, • Investigate the cause and circumstances of damage, • Review repair costs, invoices and third-party schedules of work, • Assist with negotiations relating to claim settlement, • Act as Principal Designer under CDM Regulations when required, • Act as Party Wall Surveyor where applicableAbout YouYou will be an experienced Building Surveyor with a strong understanding of construction practices, property damage assessment, and repair methodology. Experience working within the insurance, loss adjusting, or claims environment would be highly beneficial.You should be comfortable working independently, managing multiple inspections and reports while maintaining high attention to detail.Professional accreditation such as MRICS, MCIOB, or equivalent would be desirable, although candidates working towards chartership will also be considered.Key Requirements, • Degree in Building Surveying, Construction Management, Civil Engineering or similar, • Experience surveying domestic and commercial properties, • Strong understanding of building construction and repair techniques, • Excellent analytical and report writing skills, • Ability to manage multiple assignments and travel to site visits, • Strong communication skills when dealing with clients and stakeholdersPackage, • Discretionary company bonus, • Quarterly incentive scheme, • Company car or car allowance, • 25 days annual leave plus birthday leave, • 5% contributory pension, • Private healthcare, • Death in service, • Enhanced maternity, adoption, paternity and sick pay, • Electric vehicle scheme, • Career development and progression opportunities This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected organisation within the claims and loss adjusting market, offering autonomy, varied work, and long-term career development.

The Role: We are seeking a Stock Condition Surveyor to carry out high‑quality inspections, surveys and compliance assessments across housing stock. The role supports planned assets, responsive repairs and void inspection functions, ensuring properties remain safe, compliant and well‑maintained. You will diagnose issues, order repairs, maintain accurate data and support performance targets within the housing assets service. Key Responsibilities : Repairs, Compliance & Service Delivery • Deliver efficient and effective surveying services across homes and associated assets., • Manage repair ordering processes, ensuring accuracy and compliance., • Undertake pre‑inspections to diagnose and schedule repairs; complete post‑inspections to verify standards., • Work closely with contractors to support responsive repairs delivery., • Report urgent works and integrate findings into planned programmes., • Ensure compliance with statutory requirements, contract regulations and financial procedures. Surveying & Property Inspections • Carry out full Stock Condition Surveys and cyclical inspections to a consistent standard., • Complete HHSRS surveys and EPC assessments, including void properties., • Conduct visual asbestos inspections and update management information., • Undertake periodic compliance inspections (fire safety, asbestos, HHSRS, etc.)., • Pre‑inspect planned works and assess completed voids prior to re‑let., • Discuss planned works with tenants and address concerns. Data & Reporting • Capture tenant and survey data accurately into relevant systems., • Maintain detailed documentation for all inspections and repairs. General Responsibilities: • Follow all equalities, conduct, data protection and health & safety policies., • Complete and update risk assessments as required., • Carry out additional duties as needed, aligned with the level of the role. What We’re Looking For : • Experience in property surveying, stock condition inspections or housing asset management., • Knowledge of HHSRS, EPC processes, asbestos awareness and housing compliance frameworks., • Strong diagnostic skills and understanding of building defects and repair requirements., • Ability to interpret regulations, standards and compliance requirements., • Confident communicator with tenants, contractors and internal teams., • Proficient in digital job management systems and Microsoft Office tools., • Accurate approach to data recording and reporting., • Ability to work independently across a mix of site, home and office environments. This vacancy is being advertised on behalf of Greenacre Recruitment Ltd who are operating as a recruitment agency and business. Greenacre Recruitment are committed to providing employment opportunities from a diverse and inclusive candidate talent pool. We believe diversity drives innovation. If you feel you have what it takes to fulfil this role, but are worried about any perceived barriers that might hold you back from applying, please contact us for an informal chat about your requirements and we will do our best to assist

My client is looking for someone highly organised, confident, and detail-driven to take ownership of property inspections at the end of a tenancy and before a new tenant moves in. Conduct thorough check-in and check-out inspections across a portfolio of managed properties. Accurately record property