Cladding & Latent Defect Project Surveyor

Michael Page

As the Cladding & Latent Defect Project Surveyor, you will ensure customer’s needs are met and the departmental/team objectives are achieved. Effectively and professionally deliver Latent Defect Projects, with a focus on cladding and fire safety, ensuring financial performance and high levels of customer satisfaction, quality and value for money are achieved.

Client Details

Our client are a London Based Housing provider with a great set of values, keen to support residents in the best way that they can around safety and the properties they live in.

Description

As the As the Cladding & Latent Defect Project Surveyor, you will be:

• Responsible for providing support and monitoring of day-to-day running of remediation projects assigned
• Overseeing and managing all aspects of work relating to dealing with latent defects and major remedial works projects
• Successfully project managing individual remedial works packages to individual buildings
• Liaising with residents and stakeholders on major defects projects, including dealing with complaints
• Assisting in programme Leadership
• Leading managing Project Management
• Ensure Technical Coordination
• Liaising with Stakeholders and lead on Engagement
• Procuring and Contract Managing
• Monitoring Compliance and Safety
• Participating in Team Collaboration and Reporting
• Supporting Development and Leadership

Profile

As the As the Cladding & Latent Defect Project Surveyor, you should have:

• Degree or NVQ in Building Surveying, Building Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field
• Chartered status with RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors), CIOB (Chartered Institute of Building), or an equivalent professional body
• Demonstrated expertise in conducting structural, condition, and measured surveys, including related services like investigative reports or other supplementary statutory requirement documentation
• Experience in overseeing multi-disciplinary teams for complex construction or remediation projects
• Proven history of adhering to CDM (Construction Design and Management) regulations in the Client role
• Able to organise own workload and that of others and working to deadlines
• Knowledge of Latent Defect claims management
• Proven engagement with large-scale stakeholder communication, including residents and commercial tenants.
• Ideally some kind of Fire safety-specific certifications (e.g., Level 4 Diploma in Fire Safety, NEBOSH Fire Certificate, Full Membership of the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE
• Ideally but not essentially, Building Control Qualification (e.g., Level 5 Building Control Surveying Diploma)
• Significant experience managing cladding remediation projects and major refurbishment works from inception to completion
• Comprehensive understanding of cladding systems, fire safety standards, and building regulations for residential accommodation
• Expertise in administering JCT Contracts (including IFC, Measured Term Contracts, and TPC Suite).
• It will be helpful if you can drive to sites but be able to get to London on a weekly basis for hybrid working

Job Offer

• Competitive salary and benefits
• Opportunity to work within the not-for-profit sector, making a meaningful impact.
• Collaborative and supportive work environment.
• Convenient London location with excellent transport links.