Associate Building Surveyor

Associate / AD Building Surveyor

£70,000 - £90,000 + 15% contractual bonus + Package

📍 Oxford Circus, London

Are you an Associate or AD level Building Surveyor with a strong TDD experience? Are you looking for an employer that can offer contractual bonuses, a strong varied workload, and rapid progression with a genuine opportunity for equity? All of this within a sociable and relaxed company that supports it’s staff, and will soon have B-Corp status.

🎯 Responsibilities

  • Deliver technical due diligence, project monitoring and project-led instructions across commercial, industrial, retail and prime residential sectors

  • Manage and develop client relationships with a commercial focus

  • Lead or contribute to projects with values up to £150m

  • Provide professional advice and maintain client-facing responsibilities across varied instructions

✅ Requirements

  • Degree or equivalent in Building Surveying or related subject

  • MRICS Chartered with considerable post-qualification experience

  • Strong project experience and/or experience in TDD and/or project monitoring

  • Effective communication skills and client-facing capability

💰 Salary & Package

  • £70,000 - £90,000 basic salary (DOE)

  • 15% contractual over-target bonus

  • Hybrid working

  • Well-being and mental health support initiatives

  • Staff social events and potential equity discussions for individuals bringing clients

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