Details:
- Salary: £43,575 - Annum
- Job Type: Permanent
- Job Status: Full-Time
- Salary Per: Annum
- Location: Bristol Bristol
- Date: 2 weeks ago
Description:
We have an exciting new opportunity for a Option Appraisal & Complex Works Surveyor to join our team based in Bristol. You will join us on a full time, permanent basis, working 37 hours per week. In return, you will receive a salary of £43,575 per annum.
About our Option Appraisal & Complex Works Surveyor role:
Are you looking for a place to belong and help others find their way home? We’re looking for an Option Appraisal & Complex Works Surveyor to help make a difference every single day.
This role facilitates the delivery of the Disposal Strategy through reactive and proactive option appraisals to ensure our homes prioritise the health and wellbeing of our residents. The role will lead the Option Appraisal Panel and present the findings and outcome of the option appraisals carried out those homes brought forward for consideration, completing the scoring matrix on behalf of the panel and make the final recommendation to the Executive.
Key Responsibilities as our Option Appraisal & Complex Works Surveyor:
Facilitating delivery of the Disposal Strategy through reactive option appraisals of void homes that no longer make a positive contribution to the organisation and are not of a quality we want for our residents.
Leading the Option Appraisal Panel and present the findings and outcome of the option appraisals.
Providing accurate analysis and specification of works and costs to provide detailed evidence for the Option Appraisal report.
Being able to interrogate systems data to provide historic repairs information for the Option Appraisal Report and use building pathology to interpret future investment requirements including zero carbon investment needs.
Working closely with teams in the Homes Directorate to understand challenging archetypes and where appropriate seek solutions to overcome these with investment colleagues or bring them forward for option appraisal consideration.
Leading on complex works for the directorate including but not limited to remodelling works, structural works, insurance works,
Responding to queries from tenants, leaseholders, internal and external clients within prescribed time scales.
About our Option Appraisal & Complex Works Surveyor:
Degree, HNC, HND, BTEC HND, in a building discipline or relevant experience and training.
Experience working as a social housing or residential property surveyor
Excellent knowledge and understanding of:
- Building and housing regulations and legislation.
- Landlords’ statutory repair, maintenance and health and safety responsibilities including fire risk.
- Asset ownership including freehold, leasehold, S106 restrictions or other restricting covenants.
Ability to write high quality documentation and reports.
Track record of delivering excellent customer service, even whilst working under pressure.
About Us:
We are a friendly team of over 100 people and are committed to being a great place to work
We are a ‘Best Companies Very Good to Work For’ winner in 2023
We operate a hybrid working environment with a mix of in office and remote working
We offer 30 days of annual leave + bank holidays + one day volunteering annually + the ability to buy up to five extra days each year
We offer a £700 flexi-benefit that can be used towards breaks away, treatments, counselling, fitness activities insurance and many more options
6.16% pension contribution + life insurance
Company sick pay of up to 14 weeks full pay + 14 weeks half pay
Interest free employee loans up to £1000
Development opportunities via the Brighter Places university
Paid professional memberships and subscriptions
Plus a whole host of other benefits including; free immunisations, eye tests, discounted bus fares, independent financial advice, an employee assistance programme, fresh fruit in the offices and more
If you feel you have the skills and experience as our Option Appraisal & Complex Works Surveyor, then please click apply today!
We are committed to equality, diversity and inclusion and positively welcome applications from all sections of the community