Our client now has a very exciting opening in their team for a Group Building Control Surveyor. This is an initial 3-month contract (outside IR35) but there is a good chance it may be extended or made permanent. It will require 3 days in the office per week and the client has said that any successful candidate has to have surveying experience in a commercial background.
Principal responsibilities:
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Work within one of 3 multi discipline area teams and administer the full range of Building Regulations functions with regards large, complex & non-complex projects
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Participate in meetings to ensure compliance of the Building Regulations 2010 to high profile developers, architects and designers at all stages of building design and construction
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Vetting plans, details, reports, calculations and other information submitted for compliance with the Building Regulations
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Consulting specialist colleagues, other internal Divisions and external statutory bodies in respect of proposals submitted prior to the issuing of Consents or Approvals.
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Carry out site inspections for works in progress to check for compliance with the Building Regulations and informing the Contractor/Client of any deficiencies requiring further action
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Carrying out final inspections and appropriate commissioning testing in conjunction with the Contractor/Consultant/In-house M&E Specialist and the issuing of a Building Regulations Completion Certificate on behalf of the District Surveyor.
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Building partnerships with clients, developers and their professional teams to provide high standards of customer care
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Carry out duties in accordance with the Quality Management System.
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Supervise the work of the Class 1 & 2 RBI’s within their team and who may assist the Class 3 RBI with work on complex projects.
Key skills/experience required
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You must be a class 3 specialist surveyor although the client will consider a class 2.
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Experience working on non-residential buildings
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A well-developed knowledge in a specialist field such as Fire or Structural Engineering, fire precautions, fire risk assessment is preferable