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Building Safety Surveyor

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Building Safety Surveyor
Location: Bristol area. Regional Travel Required – South West England
Job Type: Full Time, Permanent
Hours: 37.5 hours per week
Salary: £49,535 inc car allowance
Role Overview
Are you passionate about keeping residents safe and ensuring homes meet the highest building safety standards? As a Building Safety Surveyor, you'll play a key role in delivering fire safety and compliance programmes across Anchor's portfolio. You'll lead the delivery of remedial works arising from Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs), fire door inspections and compartmentation surveys, while also managing planned investment projects involving active fire protection systems.
Working closely with contractors, residents, and internal teams, you'll ensure projects are delivered safely, compliantly, on time, and within budget, helping us create safer homes and communities for our residents.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage the delivery of passive fire protection programmes, including fire door remediation, fire door replacements, and fire stopping works.
- Oversee remedial actions arising from Fire Risk Assessments, compartmentation surveys, and fire door inspections.
- Lead planned investment programmes for active fire safety systems, including fire alarms, emergency lighting, and Automatic Opening Vent (AOV) systems.
- Monitor contractor performance, ensuring quality, compliance, cost control, and programme delivery.
- Carry out site inspections, quality audits, and compliance checks.
- Maintain accurate project, compliance, and certification records.
- Manage project budgets, forecasts, and expenditure to deliver value for money.
- Act as a key point of contact for residents affected by planned fire safety works.
- Investigate and resolve resident queries and complaints, ensuring excellent customer service.
- Identify and escalate building safety risks and compliance concerns where required.
- Support continuous improvement through learning from audits, inspections, and assurance activities.
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Requirements
- Experience managing contractors and construction projects.
- Strong knowledge of passive fire protection systems, including fire doors, compartmentation, and fire stopping.
- Working knowledge of fire safety legislation, regulatory requirements, and health & safety legislation.
- Experience undertaking technical inspections and quality assurance activities.
- Knowledge of Leasehold and section 20 process.
- HNC/HND, Degree, or equivalent qualification in Building Surveying, Construction, Property, Building Safety, or a related discipline.
- Fire Door Inspection Diploma.
- IFI Fire Stopping Diploma.
- Full UK Driving Licence.


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What You'll Bring
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Strong organizational and project management abilities.
- A proactive and solutions-focused approach.
- High attention to detail and commitment to compliance.
- A customer-first mindset with a focus on resident safety and wellbeing.
- The confidence to challenge unsafe practices and drive continuous improvement.
Desirable
- Knowledge of the Building Safety Act and social housing compliance requirements.
- Membership of a professional body such as RICS, CIOB, CABE, or IFE.
- Qualification such as CIOB Level 6 in Fire and Building Safety, IOSH, NEBOSH, Project Management.
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If you're an experienced Building Safety Surveyor, Fire Safety Surveyor, or Building Compliance Professional looking to make a meaningful difference to resident safety while helping shape and deliver critical fire safety programmes, we'd love to hear from you.
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