Stock Condition Surveyor [Bury]
3 days ago
Bury
Stock Condition Surveyor • Pay Rate: £18.36 – £19.81 per hour, • Location: Bury, • Hours: 37 hours per week Day-to-Day of the Role • Undertake detailed stock condition surveys of council-owned residential properties, assessing the age, condition, and remaining life of building elements and components., • Maintain and update the stock condition database, ensuring data accuracy, consistency, and compliance with asset management and legislative requirements., • Prioritise properties for surveys based on condition, risk, and last inspection date, contributing to a rolling programme of stock condition surveys., • Identify urgent repair needs and issue appropriate works orders where required., • Support the development of planned, cyclical, and capital maintenance programmes through condition data, feasibility assessments, and recommendations., • Assist with on-site inspection and monitoring of works to ensure delivery to specification, statutory standards, and health and safety requirements., • Liaise with internal teams, contractors, and external partners as the client representative at meetings and site visits., • Ensure all surveying activity is undertaken in line with health and safety legislation, council policies, and best practice., • GCSEs (or equivalent) in English and Maths., • HNC (or equivalent) in Building Studies or a related construction discipline., • Demonstrable knowledge of building construction, defects, maintenance, and health & safety legislation., • Experience of carrying out property inspections and surveying residential dwellings., • Understanding of housing legislation and current best practice within the public housing sector., • Ability to accurately record, analyse, and interpret technical and condition data., • Strong IT skills, including use of databases and reporting systems., • Ability to manage workload independently, prioritise tasks, and meet deadlines., • Competitive hourly rate., • Flexible working arrangements., • Opportunity to contribute to significant projects that impact the community., • Support for professional development and continuous learning.