A Building Surveyor is responsible for inspecting, maintaining, and advising on buildings. They assess structural integrity, ensure compliance with safety regulations, and help plan renovations or new constructions. Building Surveyors work on a variety of projects, including historic buildings, new developments, and refurbishments, making it a versatile and important role within the construction industry. To become one, you usually need a degree in building surveying or a related field, followed by professional accreditation.
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Parkinson Real Estate
( Added 25 Jun 2026 - 1 position available )
<p>The proactive & self-driven candidate will work across several disciplines to include Property & Asset Management, Agency, Landlord & Tenant, Investment, Valuation, and Professional Services. Varied workload, good work-life balance & ability to progress within the firm guaranteed.</p>
Closing date: in 17 days
Possible start date: 01 Jan 2027
Parkinson Real Estate
( Added 25 Jun 2026 - 1 position available )
<p>The proactive & self-driven candidate will work across several disciplines to include Property & Asset Management, Agency, Landlord & Tenant, Investment, Valuation, and Professional Services. Varied workload, good work-life balance & ability to progress within the firm guaranteed.</p>
Closing date: in 17 days
Possible start date: 01 Jan 2027
Address
Developing Experts Limited
Exchange Street Buildings
35-37 Exchange Street
Norwich
NR2 1DP
UK
Phone
01603 273515
Email
[email protected]
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